[Osborn F Enready]

It depends on the university and who funds it, firstly.

If the taxpayers fund it, and there are CONSTITUTIONAL grounds that support that funding (which there isn't), then they could claim it as a right by entitlement of taxation, for such university.

People have NO inherant rights that involve the labor of others, except children who have partial rights until parents are expected to have educated and raised the child to mental maturity to the best of their ability. Their abilities are all different, as are their means, therefore that is an individual issue..... UNLESS, parents are being taxed for education that their child is not entitled to.

This is why taxation for education was not in the Constitution and bill of rights, because it crosses, or abridges individual rights by taxation for services rendered with descrimination by the government agents, or "representatives" in that system or school. That would be government sponsored descrimination, and is Unconstitutional, and is exactly what we have today in many ways concerning public education.