The order of things is not going to continue forever because it can't get much worse before our society stops functioning.

The American with Disabilities Act also use the term service animal.....however that law, and its definition of service animal have NO BEARING ON RESIDENTIAL REAL ESTATE.

it took several years of (among other things) poor lending practices, over construction and overspending by the American public to bring it about. 

Universities fit that description and they'll have to show society a better value proposition before they can keep raising prices at the current rate.

Everything is a microcosm of the society at large, so it is reasonable to expect (and I think posting and participation numbers bear this out) that a good number of BP posters will be here for a week/month and then gone into the abyss.

So, just like real immigration reform, the majority of congress is effectively opposed to anything the majority of Americans would actually want.Whatever you think of our president, his political naivety is often surprising, which isn’t the worst thing I can say about a politician.

I started digging in to the statistics and I found some frightening numbers:over 11 million Americans are spending 50% or more of their paycheck on rentover 21 million are spending over 30% of their paycheck on rentover 60% of Americans have less than $1,000 in their savings accountover 20% don't even have a savings!

Put in Trane or American Standard if you can find any way to afford it.6.

Berkshire Hathaway or American Modern are also options ... if they're available in your state.

All in all, I know a lot of people doing great without university degrees; however, I think universities have their place in society and some of its benefits are too intangible to quantify.