Word: tuitions
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...education are crumbling because they cen no longer find enough bright applicants willing to endure four years of monastic isolation. After Bennington announced that it was going coed, applications for this year's freshman class rose 56% over last year-despite the fact that the college's tuition had been hiked an average...
Economics 208. Improving the Breed. M-S at 1:45. Professor James Morgan, Associate Professor Aloysius D. Matthews, and members of the staff. Comparative models for maximizing utility in a system with equine variables. (Tuition for this course will vary with the skill of the student: most will pay between $10 and $75 per meeting...
...first of several attacks on President Lowell's regime. After that, the CRIMSON "viewed with disfavor" a whole series of actions, including College eating facilities, the inefficiency of the Harvard Athletic Association, bureaucratic red-tape, the handling of the athletic rupture with Princeton in 1926, a rise in tuition, and the brutality of Cambridge police in quelling a student riot...
Individual boosts in out-of-state fees run as high as 50%, particularly at the Big Ten universities in the Midwest, where the influx of students from other areas is especially heavy. Purdue University, for example, is raising nonresident tuition from $1,200 to $1,600, the University of Indiana from $1,050 to $1,490, and the University of Wisconsin from $1,150 to $1,726, a tentative figure that could go still higher...
...primary considerations appear to be rising faculty salaries and dwindling classroom and dormitory space. The tuition hikes are intended to discourage applications from out-of-state students and force those who persist to shoulder a larger share of the real costs of their education. One possible result is that public colleges and universities will become more provincial...