isn't that called price gouging? the idea of more students should bring cost down since they already have the buildings in theory.
The Fed keeps printing money Post Office keeps printing stamps Colleges keep printing diplomas Which becomes worthless first?
'I consider myself rather apolitical." it does not matter what you say you consider yourself. you are a fabian socialist who look to gradually strangle the private sector through regulation. "What we have going on right now is a combination of public education being moved, by the back door, to the private sector in small steps (a bad idea in my personal opinion) combined with inflation." the last thing the US needs is a a semi -monopoly on higher education. the education of americans in lower grades and in higher schools has not been exactly successful.
just remember this my high school was 14 miles from my house so that's 28 miles r/t and everyday I would go the gas station and hand them a one dollar bill and tell them give me a pack of Camels and put the rest in the tank (and back then, they pumped it for you, you didn't even have to get out of your car)