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Originally Posted by matty
The students wouldnt even directly pay if you work it right... It would be factored into the tuition... You would be paid in advance so I imagine (working on the scenario stated above) you would invest that $300,000 into some high yield savings so you make the most bang out of your buck. Try your hardest to minimize costs and use only the interest for the first semester... The true beauty of this idea is that a major selling point to this to Universities would be employment of their computer science students... Maybe for credit if possible or just cash.
Truthfully, I hope this doesnt work out for you. Otherwise, once again I would be kicking myself in the ass for telling someone else about one of my brainchilds 
IF you blow up like the world trade, cut me in for 10% as a consultant. |
A raise in tuition like that would most likely go in front of not only an advisor board but also a student board. One of the students would catch on to the scam and it would go nowhere.
You don't seriously think a school is just going to hand over a $300,000 contract, do you? Even if they did go with your plan, odds are very high that an alumnus or donator has a tech company... they get the contract.