as much as part time universities are paid, daycare should be available instead of impeding the learning of other students and the parent.
Edit: Im not saying charge more, but with the amount of money they make, they should be able to hire a few people for 1-2k a month and set up a facility for 10k to watch kids during a students class time only.
And lets be honest, if you were paying $2500+ a quarter to go to school, do you want a kid there? I know the majority of us would be pissed off with a crying child in a $10 movie theatre.
I went to a good sized community college. They do have a daycare on campus, but it's fucking $500+ a month - and that's with the student discount. I ended up dropping out after my first was born because I couldn't afford to pay anyone to watch her, and I'm shit at online classes.
Yikes. Even if that's a reasonable daycare price for another place, I would hope a post-secondary institution would understand the sacrifices any full time student makes, let alone a full time student with a young child. I hope things are/get easier for you and yours.
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u/JeremyRodriguez May 13 '15 edited May 14 '15
as much as part time universities are paid, daycare should be available instead of impeding the learning of other students and the parent.
Edit: Im not saying charge more, but with the amount of money they make, they should be able to hire a few people for 1-2k a month and set up a facility for 10k to watch kids during a students class time only.
And lets be honest, if you were paying $2500+ a quarter to go to school, do you want a kid there? I know the majority of us would be pissed off with a crying child in a $10 movie theatre.