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29. The students I advised were in a five year program

that required another 3 years of internship before they could be licensed. Many of them were first generation students and had to work and borrow to make it.

What people do not understand is when I went to school states were still funding a large part of higher ed. Now it is a very small portion leaving the rest to be paid by tuition, fees and a percentage of research grants.

Those of us who work in Higher ed are not getting rich. Raises are few and far between. One problem is the business model many schools are using. A Vice President or Director for everything! I swear we have a VP in charge of the men's room! A bunch of them are former state politicians who are term limited. All of the. Are overpaid and under worked!