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1. Section 3: the public sector: the future of higher education

Author

Swift, Stuart

Subjects
Education, Higher -- Prices and rates, Education, Higher -- Forecasts and trends, Universities and colleges -- Forecasts and trends, Universities and colleges -- Prices and rates, Universities and colleges -- United Kingdom, Company pricing policy, Market trend/market analysis, Business, Business, international
Abstract

One of the concerns regarding the case for expanding higher education in the UK is who should pay--taxpayers or students? The article notes the Government's 1/2003 publication of the White Paper, The Future of Higher Education, which included discussion about the topic of universities introducing 'top up' tuition.

Published
2003

3. Post-secondary fees and the decision to attend a university or a community college

Author

Hilmer, Michael J.

Subjects
College attendance -- Research, Universities and colleges -- Prices and rates, Higher education and state -- Analysis, Business, Economics, Government
Abstract

A theoretical model was devised to analyze the effects of college education fees on high school graduates contemplating enrolling in a higher education program at a university. It is noted that the student is influenced by the possibility of getting a diploma and finishing the degree enrolled in. Ordered probit estimates show that own-price effects are negative while cross-price effects are positive.

Published
1998

4. School heterogeneity, human capital accumulation, and standards

Author

Somanathan, Rohini

Subjects
Human capital -- Research, College attendance -- Research, High school graduates -- Compensation and benefits, Universities and colleges -- Prices and rates, Business, Economics, Government
Abstract

A model was created in order to analyze the relationship between two factors in the US school system, namely, the low average productivity of high school graduates who join the labor market and the diversity in quality of schools across the nation. It is argued that wages of high school graduates are dependent on the variability in school quality, suggesting that uniform standards can do much to raise wages significantly.

Published
1998

5. Colleges & universities

Subjects
Universities and colleges -- Directories, Universities and colleges -- New York, Universities and colleges -- Prices and rates, Universities and colleges -- Services, Company pricing policy, Business, Business, regional
Abstract

BERKELEY COLLEGE 99 Church St., White Plains, NY 10601 Tel: (914) 694-1122 * Fax: (914) 328-9469 E-mail: admissions@berkeleycollege.edu * Web site: berkeleycollege.edu Degrees: Associate's, bachelor's Classes: Evening, online Annual tuition: [...]

Published
2005

6. Georgia's higher education directory: this year's list of colleges and universities within the state was compiled by Karen Kennedy and features information submitted by the individual schools. The directory lists all schools within Georgia that are eligible for Hope Scholarship enrollment. Information is believed to be correct as of press time

Author

Kennedy, Karen

Subjects
Universities and colleges -- Officials and employees, Universities and colleges -- Curricula, Universities and colleges -- Prices and rates, Universities and colleges -- Directories, Universities and colleges -- Georgia, Universities and colleges -- United States, Company pricing policy, Banking, finance and accounting industries, Business, Business, regional
Published
2003

7. An innovative program to fund health-oriented student projects and research

Author

Bybee, Ronald F. and Thompson, Sharon E.

Subjects
Universities and colleges -- Prices and rates, Company pricing policy, Health
Abstract

The price of a university education has increased over the years. As a result, students often graduate with thousands of dollars of debt. Conducting research or developing class projects that require personal expenditures can be overwhelming, if not impossible. Participation in research and in developing projects can enhance a student's educational experience. In an effort to address cost issues and provide an optimal learning experience for all students through participation in projects and research, the College of Health Sciences at the University of Texas at El Paso (UTEP) collaborated with a regional foundation to fund health-oriented students' projects and research. Approximately 100 projects have been funded in amounts from $200 to $10,000 at UTEP. Similar programs can be replicated at other US universities. Establishing a general fund and identifying contributors may be a viable option, although finding a foundation or agency to fund the project poses a challenge. Key Words: funding, health-oriented projects, student research, The price of a university education has dramatically escalated over the past decade, imposing tremendous financial strains on students and their families. (1) In the United States, public colleges and [...]

Published
2004

8. The case against college

Author

Weyrich, Noel

Subjects
Universities and colleges -- Prices and rates, Universities and colleges -- Evaluation, Universities and colleges -- Quality management, Universities and colleges -- United States, Company pricing policy, General interest, Regional focus/area studies
Abstract

College tuition costs continue to increase at rates higher than that of inflation. As a result, the value of a college education is being called into question. The trend is also undermining the stated mission of private liberal-arts schools.

Published
2003

9. Drowning in a sea of debt: more students are taking out college loans, and for greater amounts than ever. Some are asking whether it's worth it

Author

Winter, Greg

Subjects
Student loans -- Statistics, Student loans -- Surveys, Universities and colleges -- Prices and rates, Universities and colleges -- United States, Company pricing policy
Abstract

Every so often, when the phones grow quiet, Margot Miles glances at the lawyers working around her and thinks: "I could do that. I would love to do that." She […]

Published
2003

10. Harvard costs rising 5.5 percent

Subjects
Company pricing policy, Company financing, Harvard University -- Prices and rates, Universities and colleges -- Prices and rates, Education, Higher -- Finance
Published
2003

11. California: Universities raise fees

Author

Whitaker, Barbara

Subjects
Company pricing policy, California State University -- Economic policy, California State University -- Prices and rates, Universities and colleges -- Prices and rates, Universities and colleges -- California, California -- Economic aspects, California -- Economic policy, California -- Social policy
Published
2002

12. Affordability: family incomes and net prices at highly selective private colleges and universities

Author

Hill, Catharine B., Winston, Gordon C., and Boyd, Stephanie A.

Subjects
College students -- Finance, Universities and colleges -- Prices and rates, Company financing, Company pricing policy, Business, Economics, Human resources and labor relations
Abstract

The way in which educational institutions distinguish net price in accordance with the varied family incomes of their students is examined. The financial aid records of 28 private colleges and universities were used for the analysis.

Published
2005

13. Clarke toys with early fee hike

Author

Thomson, Alan and Sanders, Claire

Subjects
United Kingdom -- Social policy, Universities and colleges -- Prices and rates, Universities and colleges -- Social policy, Universities and colleges -- United Kingdom, Company pricing policy, Education
Abstract

Under plans submitted to education minister Charles Clarke, government ministers in the United Kingdom are considering an immediate increase in upfront tuition fees in order to help bridge the university funding gap until more radical reforms are introduced. The plans call for an above-inflation increase in the existing level of fees for the next five years. Two options are being considered for announcement in the government's strategy document to be published in January 2003 - the first calling for the UKPd1,100/yr fee to be raised by inflation plus, perhaps, UKPd100; the second option calls for a steeper increase of up to UKPd500.

Published
2002

14. The price is right at Cooper Union

Subjects
Cooper Union for the Advancement of Science and Art -- Prices and rates, Universities and colleges -- New York, Universities and colleges -- Prices and rates, Company pricing policy
Abstract

Cooper Union, a tuition-free college in New York City, says that student applications for early decision have increased about70 percent, compared with last year.Cooper's applications have climbed steadily since 2000, […]

Published
2009

17. HARVARD MAKES IT EASIER

Author

Maurer, Harry and Linblad, Cristina

Subjects
Company pricing policy, Harvard University -- Prices and rates, Universities and colleges -- United States, Universities and colleges -- Prices and rates, College costs, Student aid, Student assistance programs
Published
2007

18. Economics 101

Author

Davidson, Alex

Subjects
Students -- Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Universities and colleges -- United States, Universities and colleges -- Prices and rates, Universities and colleges -- Management, Company pricing policy, Company business management
Published
2007

19. Another Look at Tuition Deals

Author

Lankford, Kimberly

Subjects
Universities and colleges -- Prices and rates, Universities and colleges -- United States, Education -- Finance, Company pricing policy, Personal finance
Abstract

I enjoyed your article on Special Deals on College Tuition. Is the low-income test to qualify for free tuition also based on your overall net worth as well? Even though [...]

Published
2006

20. It'll cost you

Author

Ewers, Justin

Subjects
Student aid -- Forecasts and trends, Student assistance programs -- Forecasts and trends, Junior colleges -- Prices and rates, Junior colleges -- Forecasts and trends, Universities and colleges -- Prices and rates, Universities and colleges -- Economic aspects, Universities and colleges -- United States, Market trend/market analysis, Company pricing policy
Published
2004

21. What Time's It, Grampa? 529 College Gift Time.: With average annual private tuition costs at $40,000, students and their relatives can be paralyzed by sticker shock. But banks can counter that fear with smart ideas for savers

Author

Sisk, Michael

Subjects
Savings -- Management, Banking industry -- Management, Banking industry -- Marketing, Universities and colleges -- Prices and rates, Universities and colleges -- United States, Parents -- Surveys, Banking industry, Company business management, Company marketing practices, Company pricing policy, Banking, finance and accounting industries, Business
Abstract

The summer may be just behind us, but the holiday season is fast approaching and bank executives say this is one of the most critical times to educate customers about [...]

Published
2004

22. Comprehensive Colleges-Bachelor's

Subjects
Universities and colleges -- Prices and rates, Universities and colleges -- Rankings, Universities and colleges -- United States, Company pricing policy
Published
2004

23. Liberal Arts Colleges

Subjects
Universities and colleges -- Rankings, Universities and colleges -- Prices and rates, Universities and colleges -- United States, Company pricing policy
Published
2004

24. Universities-Master's

Subjects
Universities and colleges -- Prices and rates, Universities and colleges -- Rankings, Universities and colleges -- United States, Company pricing policy
Published
2004

25. Great Schools, Great Prices

Subjects
Universities and colleges -- Prices and rates, Universities and colleges -- Rankings, Company pricing policy
Published
2004

29. Methodology

Subjects
Universities and colleges -- Evaluation, Universities and colleges -- Prices and rates, Universities and colleges -- United States, Company pricing policy
Published
2003

31. Open Your Wallet

Subjects
Universities and colleges -- Prices and rates, Universities and colleges -- United States, Company pricing policy
Published
2003

32. Do-It-Yourself Aid

Author

Ebeling, Ashlea

Subjects
College costs -- Management, Universities and colleges -- Prices and rates, Tax credits -- Usage, Universities and colleges -- United States, Company business management, Company pricing policy
Published
2003

33. Great Schools at Great Prices

Subjects
Universities and colleges -- Prices and rates, College costs -- Statistics, Universities and colleges -- United States, Company pricing policy
Published
2003

34. Grading on the curve: College savings plans can put higher education within reach for more Americans, but benefit enrollment continues to lag

Author

Elswick, Jill

Subjects
Universities and colleges -- Prices and rates, College savings plans -- Finance, Universities and colleges -- United States, Company pricing policy, Company financing, Business, Human resources and labor relations
Abstract

Saving for a child's college education is probably the most anxiety-inducing investment goal for parents besides their own retirement. Tuition inflation surges notoriously every year, and it's always uncertain how [...]

Published
2003

35. FE plans point to fees rise

Author

Watkins, Jon

Subjects
United Kingdom. Parliament -- Social policy, Universities and colleges -- Finance, Universities and colleges -- Management, Universities and colleges -- Prices and rates, College costs -- Political aspects, Universities and colleges -- United Kingdom, Company pricing policy, Company business management, Company financing, Business, Human resources and labor relations
Abstract

Proposals designed to facilitate reform in the United Kingdom's further education system may create a 10% increase in college fees. The government's Learning and Skills Council presented its educational policy in January 2003, establishing four broad targets for colleges to achieve if they are to receive their share of a 1.2 billion (pounds sterling) funding boost.

Published
2003

36. University costs GBP19,000

Subjects
Investment companies -- Marketing, Universities and colleges -- Prices and rates, Universities and colleges -- United Kingdom, Company marketing practices, Company pricing policy, Banking, finance and accounting industries, Business, Business, international
Abstract

INSCAPE has recommended a minimum lump-sum investment of GBP19,000 to cover the cost of university education. According to research by Inscape, the alternative to a lump-sum investment is monthly savings [...]

Published
2002

37. Great schools at great prices

Subjects
Universities and colleges -- Prices and rates, College costs -- Analysis, Education, Higher -- Finance
Published
2002

38. Great Schools at Great Prices

Subjects
Universities and colleges -- Prices and rates, College costs -- Analysis, Education -- Planning
Published
2001

39. The Money Maze

Author

Comarow, Avery

Subjects
College costs -- Planning, Student aid -- Planning, Education -- Finance, Universities and colleges -- Prices and rates
Published
2001

41. Yep, we're as happy as pigs in ... Minneapolis

Subjects
Detroit Metropolitan Wayne County Airport -- Management, Airports -- Management, Sports franchises -- Investments, Periodical publishing -- Services, Universities and colleges -- Prices and rates, Business, Business, regional, Detroit Lions -- Investments, Cleary College -- Prices and rates
Abstract

Seems some airport officials in the Twin Cities are so worried that the midfield terminal at Detroit Metropolitan Airport will take business from their area, they're resorting to ad hominem [...]

Published
2001

42. Week in Review

Subjects
Ameritech Corp. -- Services, Interstate Bakeries Corp. -- Management, Johnson Controls Inc. -- Mergers, acquisitions and divestments, Societe d'Applications Generales d'Electricite et de Mecanique -- Mergers, acquisitions and divestments, Universities and colleges -- Prices and rates, Circuit courts -- Labor relations, Gambling industry -- Finance, Telecommunications services industry -- Management, Baked products industry -- Management, Electronics industry -- Mergers, acquisitions and divestments, Control equipment industry -- Mergers, acquisitions and divestments, Business, Business, regional, Wayne State University -- Prices and rates, American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees -- Labor relations, MGM Grand Hotel, Detroit, Michigan -- Finance
Abstract

Midfield to take McNamara's name The Wayne County Commission is naming the new midfield terminal at Detroit Metropolitan Airport after Wayne County Executive Ed McNamara (See editorial, Page 8). The [...]

Published
2001

43. Enrollment gains

Subjects
Prepaid tuition programs -- Usage, Universities and colleges -- Prices and rates, Business, Business, regional
Abstract

The Texas Tomorrow Fund, the state's prepaid college tuition program, saw a 30 percent increase in enrollment in its most recent sign-up period, according to Texas Comptroller Carole Keeton Rylander. [...]

Published
2001

44. Financial Planning

Subjects
Universities and colleges -- Prices and rates, College costs -- Analysis
Published
2000

45. The Oregon State Board of Higher Education

Subjects
Universities and colleges -- Prices and rates, Education -- Finance, Business, Business, regional
Abstract

Thanks to the Legislature, new and returning in-state Oregon students won't be paying higher tuition for the 2000-2001 school year. Instead the resident undergrads will pay tuition at 1996-1997 rates. [...]

Published
2000

46. A DEGREE OF VALUE

Author

Davis, Kristin, WOO, ELAINE, and O'NEILL, SEAN

Subjects
Universities and colleges -- Prices and rates
Published
2000

50. Higher Ed At Lower Cost

Author

Brimelow, Peter

Subjects
Universities and colleges -- Prices and rates, College costs -- Economic aspects
Published
2000

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