<p>I am sorry, I don’t know why this is arranged this way–it appears to be uneditable!!</p>
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<p>I’m not sure that was modestmelody’s point–she said they SOMETIMES benefit more.</p>
<p>But more to the point, I’m not sure it’s true that spending more on graduate students means a University’s priorities are skewed toward them.</p>
<p>Universities with engineering schools spend more on their engineering students than they do on history students. Does that mean it cares more about engineering students? No, it means it simply costs more to provide an engineering education. At some schools, engineers also pay more tuition–just as grad students pay more tuition for their programs.</p>