“No law of gravity in higher education pricing”
When it comes to American higher education tuition and fees, “What goes up never comes down.” According to Kevin Carey, who is with Education Sector, a think tank, American higher education has this remarkable gravity-defying characteristic. Carey is quoted in a recent issue of The Economist (“University Fees: Degrees of Pain,” March 13, 2010) explaining why fees are unlikely to return to pre-recession levels once the economy recovers. Read more »
Posted: March 17th, 2010 under Costs, Education as Worship, Financial Aid So-Called.
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