I'm sure you've heard this frustration from many of the students as well with regard to providing tax credits to students when tuition rates are rapidly rising across the country. I know for some of the undergraduate programs and for medical school they're upwards of $5,000, $10,000, to $15,000 a year. Having a tax credit given to them, like the $80, may in some way be helpful, but it's such a small portion of it. We need to look at programs like this in terms of expansion. Could you perhaps comment and provide the committee with information with regard to the benefit of an access grants program that would provide the opportunity for accessibility, versus a tax credit being given?
On May 29th, 2007. See this statement in context.