
- June15 2003
- Volume 10
- Issue 11
PUBLIC COLLEGES IN BIND
The budget noose is tighteningaround some state colleges, and thevictims are likely to be the parentsof students in those schools. Bigdrops in state spending on highereducation are pushing tuition feesup, according to a report from theNational Center for Public Policyand Higher Education (www.highereducation.org). In 16 states, tuition at state colleges has increasedby more than 10%, while spendingon student grant aid has decreasedin 17 states. In New York, a proposed41% tuition increase forschools in the SUNY system is onthe table for implementation inSeptember. In Massachusetts, tuitionin 4-year state colleges is up24%, while student aid was cut by24%. Mid-year tuition hikes anywherefrom 6% to 13% have beenput in place in a half dozen states.
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TAX LAW FOR GULLIBLEabout 18 years ago
BOND YIELDS HIT LOWabout 18 years ago
RENTAL RATES RISINGabout 18 years ago
CONFESSING THEIR SINSabout 18 years ago
KEEPING YOUR BALANCEabout 18 years ago
PHARMACEUTICAL STOCKWATCHabout 18 years ago
DID YOU KNOW?about 18 years ago
KIDS & FINANCESabout 18 years ago
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