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milfBlaster69 t1_j1bzapa wrote

Reply to comment by fredinNH in [OC] The Average Cost of Attending College in Each US State by malxredleader

Exactly. I went to school in Virginia and in state tuition was $18k and out of state was $32k. Not sure where the extra $18 k comes from but it also says that the average cost of living on/off campus is included in the cost listed. But my rent off campus there in a nice place was $450 a month so still lost there.

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evasote t1_j1e8uuz wrote

It comes from taxes paid by people in the state

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milfBlaster69 t1_j1ef9js wrote

Well shit that makes sense. Good call, I didn’t even think of that.

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Onceuponajoe t1_j1cwn05 wrote

Whatever career pays $45k sounds like garbage. That’s $21.63/hour. You’d have to have zero skill to be paid that. We can’t even find college grads to interview unless we offer 70k+ salaries right out of school.

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fredinNH t1_j1e8pko wrote

For a teacher who does an average of one hour of work each day after they get home it’s about $31/hour. Just saying. And $45k is the low end of what teachers get paid in my area.

I am a teacher. Not criticizing, just saying that $45k isn’t terrible in all cases.

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Onceuponajoe t1_j1e9zv3 wrote

You can’t just look at hourly rate. You need to include all cost of employment. I’d take a job paying $31/hr that has great health care and a pension over a job paying $38/hr with terrible healthcare and no pension.

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fredinNH t1_j1ec4yt wrote

Well, yeah. My example job usually has great benefits, including a pension, and 12 weeks off every year. And if you’re good at it it’s a lot of fun.

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