Private IHEs Aim To Keep Tuition As Low As Possible

As public colleges and universities respond to an economic downturn with tuition hikes and caps on admissions, private colleges and universities are trying a different approach. Across the state – and the country – private schools responded with the smallest average increase in nearly 40 years, at 4.3 percent. And many officials – including those at two private schools in the region – report that they've admitted more students. The modest increase represents a sea change in the way some private school officials are thinking about the bottom line. Read more at:
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