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F the DREAM Act
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dasfury wrote
at 11:38 AM, Tuesday June 7, 2011 EDT
If you live in Maryland please go to mdpetitions.com to stop in-state tuition benefits for illegals to attend our state university system
ty das |
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Thraxle wrote
at 11:48 AM, Tuesday June 7, 2011 EDT If I lived in MD I would...
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dasfury wrote
at 11:50 AM, Tuesday June 7, 2011 EDT move
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dasfury wrote
at 11:50 AM, Tuesday June 7, 2011 EDT demographically its just like the tidewater
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dasfury wrote
at 11:51 AM, Tuesday June 7, 2011 EDT it would be like home
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Prince Of Persia wrote
at 12:00 PM, Tuesday June 7, 2011 EDT no worries man. obama is implementing dream act 2.0. For every illegal that actually wants to go to a university and become educated, we're sending 1 citizen of equal age who dropped out of high school and lives off welfare to Mexico as a trade. I fully support this.
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fcuku_ wrote
at 12:54 PM, Tuesday June 7, 2011 EDT America: outsourcing everything, even our stupidity
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moondust wrote
at 1:37 PM, Tuesday June 7, 2011 EDT Serious question:
Could you please explain the concept of in-state tuition benefits? How do they work? |
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dasfury wrote
at 1:42 PM, Tuesday June 7, 2011 EDT |
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dasfury wrote
at 1:45 PM, Tuesday June 7, 2011 EDT bascially, illegal immigrants will get the benefit of the in-state tuition, which is much lower than that for out-of-state students.
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superxchloe wrote
at 1:48 PM, Tuesday June 7, 2011 EDT In state tuition: Because a kid's parents (or the kid) pays taxes to the state (and some of those taxes fund the school), tuition is greatly reduced. The difference between in-state and out-of-state tuition are huge:
Last year I was at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. My tuition was approximately 32k a year after fees. This year I am at George Mason University, which is in my home state (where I pay taxes). My tuition is under 10k a year. |
