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8. I agree. It shouldn't be possible for a wealthy parent to avoid the responsibility

Thu Oct 10, 2024, 02:01 AM

Oct 2024

because the parents have divorced.

That leaves less financial aid available for students who really need it, including many in two parent homes.

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Elite colleges accused of price-fixing to make divorced parents pay more [View all] mahatmakanejeeves Oct 2024 OP

Every time they got you over a barrel they sock it to you bucolic_frolic Oct 2024 #1

If they are doing this, what else are the doing? chowder66 Oct 2024 #2

It seems reasonable to me to include both parents' income, pnwmom Oct 2024 #11

Jesus, that is nasty Hekate Oct 2024 #3

OTOH, what if Donald Trump was the divorced father pnwmom Oct 2024 #9

On consideration, none of it makes sense to me. Sorry... Hekate Oct 2024 #10

I'd like to know as well Prairie Gates Oct 2024 #6

This has been going on a lot longer than 18 years, to my knowledge. marybourg Oct 2024 #7

Probably to build new stadiums and attract expensive white coaches wolfie001 Oct 2024 #12