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Re: Big 10 looking to poach SIU or Ill. St.?
Ya right. More like overpriced tuition.think tough admissions standards at the University of Illinois are causing many students to continue their educations out of state.
Wait till lakes see this one. HIs beloved stache into the big 10 before mighty bisons.
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Re: Big 10 looking to poach SIU or Ill. St.?
Illinois has a lot higher admissions standards than Iowa, Drake, ISU, Loras, Marquette, any school in Indiana (probably excepting Notre Dame), etc. That's fact. Overpriced has nothing to do with it. You don't think tons of Chicagoland kids go to Iowa schools for the magnificent scenery, do you?Originally posted by Neighbor View PostYa right. More like overpriced tuition.
Wait till lakes see this one. HIs beloved stache into the big 10 before mighty bisons.
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Re: Big 10 looking to poach SIU or Ill. St.?
It's not just Illinois though. Illinois State is comparable to some private schools in total annual cost for an in-state student (~$28,000). UIC and Loyola are actually some of the better deals around $17,000+ annually. Even Carbondale is charging in-state kids around $22-25K a year to basically live and learn in Kentucky. That is the definition of crooked.Originally posted by SteinPizza View PostIllinois has a lot higher admissions standards than Iowa, Drake, ISU, Loras, Marquette, any school in Indiana (probably excepting Notre Dame), etc. That's fact. Overpriced has nothing to do with it. You don't think tons of Chicagoland kids go to Iowa schools for the magnificent scenery, do you?
I tried using some rough estimates (without scholarships/grants included) to find these figures. I also found Drake to be close to $20K using the same rough addition. That seems low to me. Then again I was paying only $12-13K a year, not counting aid, so my judgement on "low" May not be that great.Last edited by panther-state; 03-24-2014, 11:34 PM.
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Re: Big 10 looking to poach SIU or Ill. St.?
Loyola is private, and the largest Jesuit school in the country if I remember correctly. I do see your point though. Part of it is public corruption leading to higher costs in everything if you're an Illinois resident. Another part is the stranglehold the public employee unions have over everything. Specifically in this case, teachers, janitors, etc. That drive up costs (with zero value add) for the student. It's blue state, crony BS at it's finest.Originally posted by panther-state View PostIt's not just Illinois though. Illinois State is comparable to some private schools in total annual cost for an in-state student (~$28,000). UIC and Loyola are actually some of the better deals around $17,000+ annually. Even Carbondale is charging in-state kids around $22-25 K a year to basically live and learn in Kentucky. That is the definition of crooked.
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