Tuition

Regulating U.S. Colleges for Student Debts Seen Winning Support

After a decade of resistance from universities, Congress is poised to take on college prices amid a groundswell of anger about tuition outpacing inflation and family incomes, leaving borrowers with $1 trillion in debt.

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K-12 Educators Explain Why They Support Differential Tuition Rate At Grand Rapids Community College

A proposal by Grand Rapids Community College to develop a differential tuition rate for some dual enrolled students was embraced by at least three K-12 administrators last week who say the plan promotes college readiness.

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Walker: We Might Freeze Or Cap UW Tuition

Governor Scott Walker says he's considering freezing U-W tuition, or putting a cap on the size of any tuition hikes in the U-W system.

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Panel Leaning Toward Repeal Of Differential Tuition In Wash.

A state law that allows colleges and universities to charge different tuition prices for different majors could be repealed next year.

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Why Grand Rapids Community College Is Considering Differential Tuition Rates For Some Students

Administrators at Grand Rapids Community College are pushing a proposal that would reduce tuition for some high school students dual enrolled at the college.

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Florida May Reduce Tuition for Select Majors

Rick Scott, businessman turned politician, campaigned for governor in 2010 with promises to run Florida like a successful business — more efficiency, lower costs, less hand-wringing and measurable results. He meant higher education, too, but until recently that meant mostly shrinking budgets. Now, looking for more value on the remaining dollars, Governor Scott and Republican lawmakers are prodding Florida's 12 state universities to find ways to steer students toward majors that are in demand in the job market.

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Guaranteed Education Tuition Worries Could Block U of Washington From Varying Tuition Rates

A legislative committee is expected to recommend against allowing the University of Washington to charge different tuition rates for different programs.

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To Steer Students Toward Jobs, Florida May Cut Tuition for Select Majors

Rick Scott, businessman turned politician, campaigned for governor in 2010 with promises to run Florida like a successful business — more efficiency, lower costs, less hand-wringing and measurable results.

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N.J. College Students Worried About Tuition In Hurricane Sandy's Wake, Officials Say

New Jersey college students affected by Hurricane Sandy fear they may not be able to afford tuition payments due in January, school officials told the state Assembly Higher Education Committee this morning.

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Affordability in Higher Education Is Achievable (Opinion)

In today's world, it is incumbent for universities and colleges to become more creative and avoid complacency while considering affordability for today's student population.

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