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As if those schools were not filthy rich already with their endowments.

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>A filing in an antitrust lawsuit against some of the nation's top universities alleges the schools overcharged students by $685 million in a "price-fixing" scheme, raising serious questions about their past admission and financial aid policies. From a report:

As if those schools were not filthy rich already with their endowments. Archive: https://archive.today/skjyV From the post: >>A filing in an antitrust lawsuit against some of the nation's top universities alleges the schools overcharged students by $685 million in a "price-fixing" scheme, raising serious questions about their past admission and financial aid policies. From a report:
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plaintiffs in the case say the colleges violated the statute by considering students’ family income.

If you're being claimed on their tax returns, then it seems appropriate that the school is considering your family income.

The part about schools drawing up lists of wealthy applicants seems to be not relevant. The school is allowed to recruit anyone it pleases.