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Not if you were a gifted athlete 😁

Well..didnt work that way 50 years ago,. well maybe a transfer here and there.

Let me ask you as I was always wondering and we touched on it in past..

How do you know Jonathan Smith from Hixson?

Edit: I just typed that and like whoah..50 frekin year ago. ****.
Correction 40 years ago . Dang cannot even maff
 
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Well..didnt work that way 50 years ago,. well maybe a transfer here and there.

Let me ask you as I was always wondering and we touched on it in past..

How do you know Jonathan Smith from Hixson?

Edit: I just typed that and like whoah..50 frekin year ago. ****.
Jonathan Smith? How old is he?
 
I have 0 affiliation with TBSFBAG but IMHO I have never met a "spoiled alum" from the school.... ymmv

I have no idea what that stands for..but seeing you affiliated with me makes my heart skip a beat with joy.

We are best buddies now and Can I follow you on VN?
 
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I posted in the other thread that some of the interest income is (or at least was) earmarked. I realize the Feds move money around so maybe it doesn't matter but it still reduces revenue. So maybe you could charge what the Feds pay to borrow what they loan but it causes short falls elsewhere.

The other concern I have with it is reducing the cost of borrowing will encourage more borrowing which drives the cycle again and puts upward pressure on tuition.

IOW - I don't know if reducing interest rates would be a net positive.

Personally I advocate reducing the borrowing limits to put pressure universities/colleges to be more cost efficient. Might hurt in the short term but reduces the structural problems that will keep this problem a constant.
Pair my idea and yours together and we might be able to get somewhere.

Another issue is from counselors. It was beaten into my head that military or university throughout HS was it. Anything less was basically a "failure", which is incredibly foolish of course, but that is how most Millennials were counseled if we are being honest about it. There was a real disdain shown for trades or Community College. That stigma seems to have lessened a bit. It needs to lessen a lot more
 
Not a UT dorm but I spent a summer in Shelbourne Towers sharing a one bedroom apartment with 3 other guys. No air conditioning.

I don’t think you could find such a place like that over there now.
Yep, Hess didn’t have AC when I went to UT. It actually worked out great though. Everyone in the floor would open their doors and windows to get the air flowing and we all got to know each other quickly. It was a ton of fun!
 
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