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| Automated News   Join Date: Feb 2007 Nationality: Machine Occupation: Robot Location: 
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 | Soaring Education Costs - $50,000+ per year College fees skyrocket as campuses pursue talented students and attractive facilities, making education less accessible to the poor. Last week, George Washington University became the first school in the country to charge undergraduates more than $50,000 a year. Overall, tuition and fees at 4-year institutions increased 35% over 5 years (and that's after being adjusted for inflation), according to the College Board. What's more, many prestigious schools are raising prices at a time when they have more money than ever. The same day George Washington announced its tuition hikes, for instance, the school also boasted that its endowment for the first time had surpassed $1 billion. So why are they doing it? More... Last edited by gfell; Sun 18-Feb-07 at 07:12 PM. |
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