<p>My thinking about this is that even if the state cuts funding, the schools may still have them. Especially the larger schools like Carnegie Mellon, Pitt, and Penn State.
When you think about it, at 3.2 million for 8 schools, thats 400,000 per school. And schools with lots of money like those i mentioned probably could afford it, or even could offer it at a minimal cost for parents. Let’s hope they are not cut though, that would make things a lot easier!</p>