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Message: [QUOTE="jgeorge322, post: 2930745, member: 761"] I am not expert but isnt that a way of just earmarking money? For example, if the state gives a university some funding and then the school also takes money from tuition, isnt that all revenue in a sense. Is there an argument that these “student fees” could be used to lessen the amount of state funding needed. At the end of the day, its one pot. A majority of schools AD do not turn a profit. That includes many public schools. I know accounting tricks are in play but the AD are somehow operating in perpetuity while incurring annual losses (allegedly) but without raising capital either, as a private company would. So how does that work? [/QUOTE]