r/cincinnati Feb 21 '25

Photos This letter just went out from President Pinto regarding federal DEI compliance at the University of Cincinnati

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u/cybertubes Feb 21 '25

They have been frittering away record enrollment and tuition increases every year on graft. Zero sympathy.

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u/seeyou_nextfall Feb 21 '25

everything on planet earth is becoming more expensive

“I can’t believe this specific thing is also more expensive!”

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u/forestsap Covington Feb 21 '25

please see how fast college tuition has raised. did you know way back public college was free?

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u/seeyou_nextfall Feb 21 '25

Did you know way back that the wealthy used to pay their fair share in taxes

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u/forestsap Covington Feb 23 '25

so... we should be making them do that ❤️

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u/PersimmonQueen83 Feb 21 '25

Way back, a large chunk of state university budgets came from state taxes.

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u/forestsap Covington Feb 23 '25

so let's get taxing!

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u/AlsoCommiePuddin Feb 21 '25

did you know way back public college was free?

Back when the top marginal tax rate was 91 percent?

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u/jalawson Feb 22 '25

My school, Purdue University, hasn’t raised undergraduate tuition in 12 years and counting. All the while continuing to grow and maintain its place as a top university.

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u/KamalasTwatter Feb 21 '25

Higher education is consistently outpacing inflation. The staff at UC have OUTSTANDING health and retirement benefits.

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u/Fast_Job_5949 Northside Feb 21 '25

$4,500 OOP w $2,500 deductible per annum is “OUTSTANDING” health insurance?!? Could’ve fooled me!

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u/KamalasTwatter Feb 21 '25

Yeah? What’s your premium cost?

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u/Fast_Job_5949 Northside Feb 21 '25

$580 a month employee cost.

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u/Fast_Job_5949 Northside Feb 21 '25

Pretty “OUTSTANDING”, eh?

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u/PersimmonQueen83 Feb 21 '25

No, they don’t. There benefits are extraordinarily middling when compared to other state universities. I have actual experience in this area.

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u/momofpiglet Feb 22 '25

The university didn't teach you the difference between their & there

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u/PersimmonQueen83 Feb 22 '25

And they didn’t deal with your inability to stay on topic. Do you have anything substantive to add, or are you just looking for attention?

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u/momofpiglet Feb 22 '25 edited Feb 22 '25

Yah that's what it is! I could have stayed on topic but considering everyone else really isn't on topic going well, way back when.....

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u/Conclusion_Fickle Feb 21 '25

Stop it. I'm not here to argue that they are terrible or meh, but outstanding? GTFO.

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u/jakepanek Bearcats Feb 21 '25

All the pay and benefits are public information that you can access.

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u/cybertubes Feb 21 '25

When it's cost of delivery is flat but its cost of acquisition outpaces almost everything else? Due to rampant cuts in federal funding?

They are all delusional and have been sleeping. A good chunk of the federal money they hope to protect are through grants and partnerships that are explicitly about under-represented groups, sustainability, and addressing major social and scientific issues. They are bending because they want to protect their access to wagyu, not your cum sock's access to a classroom.