Explanation of U.S. healthcare costs.

[steven787]

The Ghost of RubangB said:
Damn. At U.C. Berkeley here it's like $600 or $700 for the whole year. They automatically add it to your tuition unless you opt out a few weeks before school starts and they deduct the cost from your bill.

But yeah, America's totally fucked. We shouldn't be paying more for less.

We could give health care to every single person for far less money. I can't think of a reason not to anymore, unless of course... you're rich. The majority of people aren't rich and they need to remember that when they vote, the suckers.

Every time somebody votes for tax cuts and then goes bankrupt because they can't pay for health care, they should get bitch smacked.

 

I forgot you live in CA.  You wanna compare FL resident tuition vs. CA resident tuition?

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Annualized

FL -

Cost Breakdowns	Residents	Non-Resident
Tuition and Fees*	3,790	21,400

 

 

CA -

Educational Fee

6262.00

6849.00

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Anyway, we all know California is like Europe with bad taste and more guns.  The land of fruits and nuts.