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by adminprof 12y ago
Thank you. I also spent a lot of time looking for a programmatic way to access the data after Latitude's demise, and decided that using another app was easier.
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by adminprof 12y ago
The site doesn't work for me -- maybe it's overloaded. I shared on Facebook and it just gets stuck confirming forever.
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by adminprof 12y ago
When I use Lyft, it says there is a cancellation fee if I cancel after I make a request. So aren't those recruiters racking up thousands in fees to their credit cards?
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by adminprof 12y ago
No worries, feel free to form your own opinion. I've been around the block quite a bit on HN to not mind criticism.
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by adminprof 12y ago
Using my regular account would give away my identity which kind of defeats the purpose...
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by adminprof 12y ago
I was referring specifically to private research universities, which maybe account for 1% of students. Public universities have gotten more expensive, and there have been a lot of students enrolling in for-profit colleges. There's plen
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by adminprof 12y ago
I googled a bit and Stanford actually has some nice numbers posted online: http://ucomm.stanford.edu/cds/2013 It says tuition=fees is 43K/year, and Stanford provides 126M in institutional financial aid (i.e. not f
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by adminprof 12y ago
The source is me attending university budget meetings, discussions with the provost, etc. University administrators are obviously not going to be saying this in public (exactly because of how it looks, as you note). If you think you're
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by adminprof 12y ago
I'm a professor at an ivy league university who has gotten some insight into the budgets. There's a few things that are often not reported in the media: 1) The tuition sticker price is going up, but the actual price paid remains a