Reply To: What is a Yeshiva Education Worth to You?

Oomis, you really are an amazing person. The time you gave certainly was a major contribution towards tuition (IMHO). I don’t think most people would have done what you did.

Anonymiss, I like to think I have my priorities in order, but its still theory to me. I really cannot imagine getting rid of my gardener – its one of my few luxuries. Also, my neighbors all keep their lawns pristine and I don’t want to go against the neighborhood. I’m not sure I can do as good a job as my gardener.

Joseph and Jothar, while I understand both your points, once you are on scholarship and paid up in full (the scholarship amount), are you required to still give up everything to give as much as possible to the school? Thats sort of my question. I know a lot of scholarship kids whos families don’t sacrifice…I’m just wondering if people think its appropriate.