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Some Nevada College Students Will Pay More

AIR DATE: December 3, 2012

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The Nevada Board of Regents approved a plan to charge some students more for their college degrees. Specifically, the board plans to charge those students that are taking longer to finish school. How many students will this affect? Are there students who take way too long to graduate? Should it matter how long a student takes to graduate?

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Jason Geddes, board chair, Nevada Board of Regents

Some Nevada College Students Will Pay More

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Well typically I found out that students who ...
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	Well typically I found out that students who stay longer at schools are smarter James –Nov 30, 2012 15:07:05 PM Respond to this comment

	If students were paying entirely with their own money, this would be a ridiculous non-issue. Unfortunately, most of the cost of putting students through government universities is paid for by taxpayers who, by the way, do not benefit by paying for others to go to college. Indeed, most taxpayers have not attended college themselves, and, given a choice, I'd guess that most taxpayers would also rather keep the money they've earned rather than give it to a stranger. Bottom line, the basic structure of our higher education system is corrupt, i.e. individuals should pay for their own education, for they are the ones who will benefit. Tim Hunt –Nov 30, 2012 13:34:52 PM Respond to this comment

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