If the boss was born in '46 this is true, but she’s a lot more likely born at the later end of boomers, since '46 would age her at 78. I’m guessing she’s at or below retirement age, not well above it
If the boomer is 60, it would only cost $2,267.87, adjusted.
If they’re 65, it would have been 3,245.61.
The numbers I got for tuition today:
$41,540 at private colleges
$11,260 at public colleges (in-state residents)
$29,150 at public colleges (out-of-state residents)
If the boss was born in '46 this is true, but she’s a lot more likely born at the later end of boomers, since '46 would age her at 78. I’m guessing she’s at or below retirement age, not well above it
If the boomer is 60, it would only cost $2,267.87, adjusted.
If they’re 65, it would have been 3,245.61.
The numbers I got for tuition today: $41,540 at private colleges $11,260 at public colleges (in-state residents) $29,150 at public colleges (out-of-state residents)
And you could get jobs that covered your housing, food, and more easier in general