SF State Apparently NOT Like Macy's: Student Loses Case Over Tuition Hike
A San Francisco State student who tried to sue the university in small claims court over tuition increases lost her case on Monday. Angela Yuen...
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Starchild said:
September 3, 2010 8:42 PM
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If the university would cut the six-figure salaries it pays (with public tax dollars, no less) to many of its administrators, they would not need to stick it to students by raising tuition fees.
If the students want to win the public's sympathy, they should go after the money being wasted on these overpaid administrators. Otherwise, when they protest tuition increases, the message the public hears is that the students want them to pay more taxes.
Despite being an SFSU graduate myself, I've always felt that it is blatantly unfair for members of the public who have not been to college themselves to be forced to subsidize the college educations of others who will often go on to earn more money than they do.