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free tuition alone isn't enough, they don't seem that interested in education (the fact that Riona takes an exam seems surprising), they certainly have a real income as well.The girls' cut goes directly for the tuition. Unless Burke works the books and doesn't put money in the college, but in his pockets directly, forcing the college to work on a loss. That's a dumb thing to do. An IRS revision gets them into a load of trouble and possible jail time.
Burke definitely takes a bigger cut out of the profits as he's the one that actually does the fraud. Quinn also takes a cut, but apparently it's not big enough to help with her drug business. That's why she thought that if more people were involved, there was going to be more profits, but it eventually backfired.
I'm not sure if the girls get a cut from the profits. It's not mentioned anywhere, so they might be paid on the number of clients that they serve. It's definitely not for free though, as Camila mentioned multiple times that she has sex for money, even though it's not something that she's exactly proud of.
let's remember that tuition is for school expenses, it doesn't cover private expenses and vices
Burke siphons off existing scholarships on the girls that Quinn points out to him, his part could also end up here. to me it seems like too much of a risk to have sex with female students (with the risk of situations like Mona's as well)