The grass is never greener on the other side. Spending more on tuition cannot deliver a
successful future. Speeding more money on tuition, than one’s projected yearly income is not a
bright idea for budgeting or setting up a bright future for retirement. Most students may feel that
going to a dream school has so many attractions. The example of the escape from home for the
destination of a dorm room can be a big attraction due to the parties. The example of, “the
promise” that the reputation of a prestige University can provide. Dream schools do create jobs
for those who are teaching at the school and administer, and maintain the maintenance and so
forth, however, can the dream school provide the student with a job when graduating? In most
cases no, a dream school cannot provide a student with a job upon graduation.
Most big Universities have dorms, fraternities, and sororities houses. Universities will dig
deep into pockets of their students. Most Universities have mandatory campus lodging for their
first year students. Room and board would be paid for in any case, however, dorms tend to cost
