▲ | Aurornis 6 days ago | |
You entered college over a decade ago. We’ve had a lot of inflation in that time. From an inflation adjusted perspective, I’d actually rather pay $80K now than to have had to pay $60K in 2016 when you graduated. You also probably know that most students don’t pay full price due to sliding scales. | ||
▲ | saghm 6 days ago | parent [-] | |
I understand. I just didn't really have any other expenditures anywhere close to that high at the time; I've never purchased a car, and like most college students, I certainly never purchased a house back then. I hadn't paid much attention to tuition prices since graduating, so seeing the number now made the inflation feel much more visceral to me than comparing the prices I can recall of much less expensive things I purchasing to what they are now. |