Instead of lease payments on a new Benz, in-state U.F. students' college tuition savings might actually start being used to pay for... college tuition.

Recently, the Board of Governors defied the Florida Legislative Board by raising tuition by five percent.  Even though nothing is official, the kids made rich from avoiding private-school tuition are already crying into their new Lacoste polos -- a tuition raise means in-state students would have to pay a few hundred, possibly thousand dollars more per year. 

So it might be time to trade in the Benz... for a Mustang Convertible.

But what about the students paying out-of-state tuition? 

They're still ****ed, to the tune of $25,700 a year ($26,985 with the 5% suggested raise).