These kinds of income limits are not great. So a family that earns $300,001 has to pay full tuition and one with $299,999 get it free. There is no reason not to use a sliding scale. Not just for this but for a whole range of other "cut-off" limits for income assistance.
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These kinds of income limits are not great. So a family that earns $300,001 has to pay full tuition and one with $299,999 get it free. There is no reason not to use a sliding scale. Not just for this but for a whole range of other "cut-off" limits for income assistance.
I'd agree if this were a much lower threshold, but 300 grand is a high amount. Most people won't hit it