To: new cruelty
While I can never defend granting privileges such as these to illegal immigrants, there is much merit to the argument that they are better candidates for such aid than a student who will rush back to "my country" after soaking up our education and our education dollars.
5 posted on
07/28/2003 8:30:11 PM PDT by
xkaydet65
To: xkaydet65
"...there is much merit to the argument that they are better candidates for such aid than a student who will rush back to "my country" after soaking up our education and our education dollars."
I have taught on the college level for more than 20 years and have worked with scholarships for about a dozen years. In my experience, foreign students (actually it's usually the students' governments) pay full freight, and then some, at U.S. universities and colleges. They are a money maker for higher education rather than a loss leader, which is (in my estimation) the single biggest reason why universities and colleges seek them so assiduously. They definitely don't "soak up our education dollars".
To: xkaydet65
While I can never defend granting privileges such as these to illegal immigrants, there is much merit to the argument that they are better candidates for such aid than a student who will rush back to "my country" after soaking up our education and our education dollars. How about putting American students first?
To: xkaydet65
If I was sick while in say the S.Phillipine Islands I would love for the local Dr. to be Western educated beats the local witch doctor.
30 posted on
07/28/2003 8:56:34 PM PDT by
oceanperch
(Huge Sigh)
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