<p>bclintonk:</p>
<p>sorry i don’t have data to back up the generally conceived notion that it costs for grads than for undergrads and i mean average per-student cost per credit hour, year or whatever, almost like a common sense. I could be totally wrong but it’s pretty much generally accepted that way. i sure would try my best to search for figures. i know we should have the figures to back up the claim but since people generally feel that way, at least that’s the way i thought, and that’s i put a note so.</p>
<p>and don’t get me wrong. i agree that if educational costs in terms of fixed assets and other necessary operational/educational budgets can be more or less spread out and allocated to both undergrads and grads to make the overall tution fees most affordable to all, that would seem appropriate. imo, this would benefit all concerned anyway.</p>