Re:MIT files amicus brief concerning executive order restric...
by lkowalcz on Wednesday February 15, 2017 @08:50PM
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There is a huge difference in how universities treat their Masters vs. PhD students. Indeed, universities are not making loads of money off international PhD students (most receive free tuition, a stipend, etc). However, international Masters students are cash cows for most universities (most pay full price -- or someone does for them).
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Re:MIT files amicus brief concerning executive order restric...
by zzrg on Wednesday February 15, 2017 @09:37PM
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I attended MIT for undergrad as well as master's. Most master's students I knew did not pay tuition (it was typically covered by their lab or through being a teaching assistant). On balance I wouldn't describe MIT master's students as "cash cows" for the university.