<p>Amazing that so many are willing to prostitute themselves to go to the college of their choice. Not exactly as if one would be trading one’s body for something that’s a life and death situation.</p>
<p>Perhaps this will be interesting/inspirational:
“A group that represents French university students says that up to 2 percent of students are working in the sex trade as prostitutes or providing Webcam striptease shows to pay their tuition bills, The Independent reported. The student group based its findings on a survey of students at the University of Toulouse, and some vice experts said the trend was real. Others told The Independent that the real trend is that more prostitutes are pretending to be French students.” From Inside Higher Education: <a href=“http://insidehighered.com/news/2006/10/31/qt[/url]”>http://insidehighered.com/news/2006/10/31/qt</a></p>
<p>And the Chronicle of Higher Education describes how in Russia, college students are prostituting themselves to pay tuition. Unfortunately, you have to subscribe to see the whole article, but here’s the beginnning.
"Turning Tricks for Tuition
By BRYON MacWILLIAMS</p>
<p>Moscow
“Come on in,” she says, the hem of her blue velvet teddy kissing the lacy tops of her black, thigh-high stockings. She steps back into the foyer, pulls the door wide. With a flourish she straightens her spine and squares her shoulders, inviting scrutiny. Her spaghetti straps pull taut. The heel of her left black pump nestles into the crook of her right. She smiles, then gives a little shake of her head that causes a long ponytail of dyed blonde hair to sway behind her.</p>
<p>Beauty marks fall across the left side of her face and neck. Her cheeks and forehead are lightly powdered, paler than her almost translucent skin. She later admits to spending too much time indoors: If she isn’t studying in the library, or attending lectures, or commuting for hours by train, then she is in this semi-dark apartment tending to the desires of men."
<a href=“http://chronicle.com/weekly/v49/i11/11a04801.htm[/url]”>http://chronicle.com/weekly/v49/i11/11a04801.htm</a></p>
<p>And a couple of years ago, I heard a NPR report of college students who spend the summer working in whorehouses in Nevada where prostitution in houses like that is legal.</p>
<p>It’s up to the individual. As a guy I’d definitely do it as for fat/ugly chicks my asking price is a couple grand so a car of my choice + free tuition is a no brainer. I’d probably bang the person for a month straight if required…</p>
<p>As you all consider this “easy” way of funding your education, keep in mind that having had such a job will limit your options in life. Most people including prospective employers, spouses, etc. won’t have a high opinion of someone who turned tricks (even one “trick”) to fund their education. Such info can come out in background checks, which many jobs require, and such revelations tend to happen at the most inopportune times.</p>
<p>If no one can find out, the person isn’t the ugliest thing you’ve ever met, no chance of disease, and this is one time only (without possiblity of added extraction), then I would take this offer without a second thought.</p>
<p>If any of the above things is a risk, then I would have to think twice about it. </p>
<p>This is definitely an offer that, if serious, is worth thinking twice about. I wouldn’t think less of anyone doing this for the amount of money this rakes in.</p>
<p>I would do it in a second. … there is nothing wrong with using your body to obtain financial compensation in life. </p>
<p>IMO everyone is a whore anyways… weather its male or female. Anytime you go out on a date there is some sort of financial compensation that is occuring. Someone is paying for dinner, someone is paying for a movie… nothing is free. In this instance your getting a whole lot of something you would give up anyways to someone else.</p>
<p>Depends on the catch. But if it IS just one time, no diseases, no catches - and you’d have to really be able to convince me of that - i’d do it. Only for all 4 years though, not for just one.</p>
<p>Morals are created by the enviorment we are raised in. Mroals vary from person to person, for some it might be bad morals not to take it. Who are you to say your parents have to be burdened with your education</p>