[quote=scaredyclassic][quote=flu][quote=AN][quote=flu][quote=harvey][quote=flu]I’d like to see folks try to defend this one….[/quote]
So have you actually looked at the numbers?
It doesn’t seem that these changes would result in a net increase in taxes for most families/students.
With the $2500 credit, it could be a net decrease.[/quote]
Except for households above the cap..[/quote]Cap is $180k as a couple or $90k as a single. Don’t you know that you’re rich when you make that much more than the middle class? Be happy that you’re rich and quit ya whining.[/quote]
So basically, almost every enginerd here in san diego that is single or every double income family in California that actually values their kid’s education…is…well screwed….[/quote]
you can value learning and go to call state and pay little. In my uneducated but semi informed opinion the engineering program at SDSU is very good or at least good enough. We write a small check each semester. My kids on the dean’s list and I don’t think he studies relentlessly, socompetition must be reasonable.[/quote]
Shhh… Don’t give away the Cal State secret or it won’t be affordable for much longer. Actually, The accounting program at SDSU is a decent option, join the right firm out of school and you’ll be making enough to be considered “rich” within 4-5 years. I do get a kick out of those who racked up big college debt at an elite school only to land the same job my sdsu degree got me.
