[saneright]

If a student can’t afford or just chooses not to pay tuition well then they shouldn’t. These same students should then attend the classes and lectures anyway. It’s only fair.

[rbg81]

If a student can’t afford or just chooses not to pay tuition well then they shouldn’t. These same students should then attend the classes and lectures anyway. It’s only fair.

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Sure, you can do that. Just don’t expect a grade, a transcript, or (most importantly) a degree. Y’know, the little thing that employers tend to care about. But, hey, maybe you can fabricate that too?

[pieceofthepuzzle]

“If a student can’t afford or just chooses not to pay tuition well then they shouldn’t. These same students should then attend the classes and lectures anyway.”

Great point. Actually, anyone should be able to go to the lectures with a digital video recorder and post the entire lecture online so that everyone can attend for free. If faculty members write books the students should be able to reproduce copies and distribute them for free so that everyone has access.