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From an op-ed in the Washington Post -- a heart-rending cry to "redistribute the wealth" so that the writer can get what she "desires." ...the disparity between those who have access to a higher degree due to their economic resources and those who have the desire to attend graduate school but not the money is increasing. Graduate students are forced to take on a significantly higher economic burden than undergraduates. It seems that graduate-level education is open only to the select few who can afford it -- people who usually come from wealthy, upper-class families. We are failing to redistribute the wealth in America...Reader Greg Laughlin comments, When I saw her major -- public administration -- it made perfect sense. On a personal note, I'm a graduate student in finance here at Auburn University and I have no trouble paying for my degree.

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