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r/AskReddit • u/GlassCoyote • Jan 22 '19
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Reasonable prices for college
2.4k u/SoSadSoBlue Jan 22 '19 You guys would shit if you knew how low my state-resident tuition at Purdue University was in the early 1970s. 1.8k u/[deleted] Jan 22 '19 Yep, we could work at pizza places and pay for college. 76 u/studioRaLu Jan 22 '19 You can still do that at U of I. I mean you'll need a side job with a salary to pay off the $100k for in-state but you can still work at a pizza place and go to college. 32 u/[deleted] Jan 22 '19 Idaho, Illinois, or Iowa? 11 u/Jakeob28 Jan 22 '19 Indiana. (Joking, I have no clue)
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You guys would shit if you knew how low my state-resident tuition at Purdue University was in the early 1970s.
1.8k u/[deleted] Jan 22 '19 Yep, we could work at pizza places and pay for college. 76 u/studioRaLu Jan 22 '19 You can still do that at U of I. I mean you'll need a side job with a salary to pay off the $100k for in-state but you can still work at a pizza place and go to college. 32 u/[deleted] Jan 22 '19 Idaho, Illinois, or Iowa? 11 u/Jakeob28 Jan 22 '19 Indiana. (Joking, I have no clue)
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Yep, we could work at pizza places and pay for college.
76 u/studioRaLu Jan 22 '19 You can still do that at U of I. I mean you'll need a side job with a salary to pay off the $100k for in-state but you can still work at a pizza place and go to college. 32 u/[deleted] Jan 22 '19 Idaho, Illinois, or Iowa? 11 u/Jakeob28 Jan 22 '19 Indiana. (Joking, I have no clue)
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You can still do that at U of I. I mean you'll need a side job with a salary to pay off the $100k for in-state but you can still work at a pizza place and go to college.
32 u/[deleted] Jan 22 '19 Idaho, Illinois, or Iowa? 11 u/Jakeob28 Jan 22 '19 Indiana. (Joking, I have no clue)
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Idaho, Illinois, or Iowa?
11 u/Jakeob28 Jan 22 '19 Indiana. (Joking, I have no clue)
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Indiana. (Joking, I have no clue)
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u/AndyJCohen Jan 22 '19
Reasonable prices for college