CNN Erin Burnett OutFront October 17, 2013 23:18:00
Filling the gap doesn't add up because it can distort the cost education. i.e., increase it. that brings me to the number, $64,954. the cost of one year at harvard. apparently that is not the full cost. the college president told me tuition is only two-thirds of the real of the real cost. one year, tuition, that is a deal. the school is spending $90,000 on your child. his points? even the wealthiest kids are getting a huge break. if almost no one can afford the top schools in the united states, it is not okay. 60,000 is not a real. and if 90,000 is the real cost, that's not a deal. it doesn't ...
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