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To: STEVE who wrote (45334)	12/2/2005 11:35:52 AM
From: redfish	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 306849

In Florida 80% of incoming freshmen at U of F get a free ride (regardless of financial means) ... I'm not too keen on spending $25k a year so they can go to Emory or Vanderbilt instead. Students who excel in any area here have no problem affording university ... my total tuition cost for eight years of higher education was $3,000.00.

To: STEVE who wrote (45334)	12/2/2005 1:21:31 PM
From: tonto	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 306849

Students that excel are able to receive scholarships via the schools as well as from corporations and trusts. One can get a very inexpensive education in our country if they are willing to make the effort. The idea that everyone should have their education paid for by the taxpayer is absurd and not well thought out.