Taken from Joe Rogan Experience #1281 w/Tom Papa:
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Theres the cost of tuition then theres the cost of attendance which includes estimates of housing and everything else.
In 1970, tuition at Stanford University was $2,400, then government-guaranteed school loans came into the picture, to make college more "affordable."
I was gonna attend a community college and they want to charge me for my esl for $300.
I find it insane that tuition fees are that high in the US, if you want to attend any private university (top or second-tier) you will have to spend at least 35K$, say you want to get a bachelor degree in engineering, that's 4 years X 35K$ = 140K$… I can buy a small apartment in Paris with that money!
Here in France, tuition fees at the best Universities only cost 143€ for a bachelor degree and 270€ for a Master's degree. If you want to attend a specialized school (engineering, finance or business) you"re gonna have to spend a little more, but we're far from 35K a year.
The best-run cartel isn't OPEC, it's higher ed in the US — Professor Scott Galloway, New York University @ PBS Tell Me More with Kerry Corrigan Season 2, Episode 6