Stories Tagged as
College tuition
Congress begins work to overhaul higher education regulations
by
Amy Scott
Dec 12, 2017
There’s a lot at stake for students, taxpayers and colleges.
Pennsylvania’s budget stalemate threatens in-state tuition discounts
by
Reema Khrais
Oct 19, 2017
In Pennsylvania, a budget stalemate — one that’s been going on for more than three months now — is threatening millions of dollars that some universities count on to lower their in-state tuition. The state’s legislature adopted the budget over the summer, but it still hasn’t agreed on how to pay for it. Meanwhile, four schools — […]
Trump's travel ban worries international students
Feb 8, 2017
There's real value for Americans in importing students from abroad.
Top stories in education to start the school year
by
Molly Wood
and Amy Scott
Sep 5, 2016
Charter schools, testing and free college are big topics as classes resume.
The story behind UC Berkeley's $150 million deficit
by
Kai Ryssdal
Feb 25, 2016
A conversation with Chancellor Nicholas Dirks.
Weekly Wrap: College tuition, Whole Foods and Uber
by
Molly Wood
Jul 3, 2015
Before the holiday weekend, let's look back on the economic week that was.
How German higher education controls costs
Mar 31, 2015
What America can learn from taxpayers who foot the bill for free university.
For public good, not for profit.
Colleges Put Students To Work
Feb 18, 2015
A Texas College that is revamping itself to be staffed by students.
UC proposes to raise tuition every year for 5 years
by
Amy Scott
Nov 20, 2014
Recommended tuition increases could ultimately push the cost of a UC education past $15,000.
Average college student debt on the rise
Nov 13, 2014
But the people with the really big debt loads are not the ones to worry about.