Apr 17, 2019
9:21:37am
9:21:37am
wrong, but I believe the tuition a student pays doesn't just benefit them directly or the specific programs/classes they are involved in.
I imagine some of the tuition a business student pays goes toward the Arts & Humanities programs (and vice versa). So why shouldn't some tuition money support a program like football that has often been the flagship of BYU?
Some of the responses make it sound like that's some sort of socialist policy or something.
I imagine some of the tuition a business student pays goes toward the Arts & Humanities programs (and vice versa). So why shouldn't some tuition money support a program like football that has often been the flagship of BYU?
Some of the responses make it sound like that's some sort of socialist policy or something.
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