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Private, four-year schools usually spent between 10,000 and 40,000 dollars to educate one student for a year.
At Harvard, the Office of Financial Aid says that it costs upwards of $50,000 per year to educate an undergraduate. While tuition covers much of that figure, the shortfall is covered by funds from the endowment, donors, and federal grants.
Leaving in a hurry was just the latest chapter in a dispute between the FBI and the State Department over how to keep the investigation on track, one that has grown from a tiff into a "monster turf battle," according to an insider. State accuses the FBI of creating and...
What gets decided in this conference committee will have a dramatic effect on every public school classroom in America. We know there's going to be a lot more testing. But will these tests be good ones, and will they be scored in such a way that good schools are...
Not everyone, of course, is in favor of Head Start. In an effort to delineate the debate between program supporters and detractors, TIME.com spoke with representatives of organizations with very different viewpoints. First, Professor Fran Stott, the Vice President and Dean of Academic Programs at the Erikson Institute, a graduate...