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Wisconsin | I agree, B&C is one of the top three posters that I listen when they post, but I'll disagree with his thoughts that it was "nickles and dimes" for generations. Everybody was poorer then and worked harder, but there were farmers everywhere that did well for themselves, just like there were farmers that lost it all.
College was more affordable, but it was also more basic just like everything else. Costs have gone through the roof because nobody was looking at the bills, just spending more and more. I wouldn't be surprised if the states pay way more to universities adjusted for inflation than the 50's-80's, but the luxury buildings and greater enrollment has driven total costs so much higher. | |
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Does anybody else agree?
