Submitted by Stefanie Botelho. Another tuition freeze could be on the horizon for students at Minnesota State colleges and universities. More...
Higher ed bills call for Minnesota State tuition freezes
State fails to address soaring higher ed tuition
Submitted by Stefanie Botelho. University of Oregon President Michael Schill recently notified students that tuition for the 2017-18 academic year is proposed to increase roughly 10.6 percent for in-state students and 3 percent for out-of-state students. More...
'Snooki' college speaker fee bill passes
Submitted by Stefanie Botelho. Six years after "Jersey Shore" star Nicole "Snooki" Polizzi earned $32,000 for a Rutgers University speaking gig, state lawmakers on Thursday approved a bill that would cap how state money is used to pay for speeches at public universities. More...
Student approval ratings are abysmal – universities need effective regulation
By . With high fees comes a duty for universities to provide value for money, but the higher education bill offers no hope that performances will scrutinised. More...
Bid to introduce student tuition fees finds resistance
A proposal by the Research Institute of the Finnish Economy to allow higher education institutions to introduce tuition fees for students from Finland and the rest of the European Economic Area has been met with resistance from the ranks of the Finnish government, writes Aleksi Teivainen for Helsinki Times. More...
Court rules that half of US student's fee must be repaid
By Jan Petter Myklebust. Svea Hovrätt, the Court of Appeal, on 6 April endorsed the verdict in the lower court that Mälardalen University College has to repay tuition fees paid by an international student for a course that was found not to be of sufficient quality. More...
University tuition fees back on the election agenda
By Michael Gardner. With elections ahead in Germany, the issue of tuition fees in higher education has resurfaced. While the Social Democrats reject fees, views are split among, and even within, some of the other parties. More...
Fees for international students put on election agenda

Appeal heard against international student fee ruling

Les droits de scolarité des élèves ingénieurs explosent
Par Paul de Coustin. En trois ans, les droits de scolarité de CentraleSupélec ont explosé. La grande école publique, née de la fusion entre Centrale Paris et Supélec en 2015, fera payer 3500 euros par an à ses étudiants à la rentrée 2017. Une fortune quand on sait qu’avant 2015, les étudiants de Centrale Paris ne payaient que 620 euros par an. Voir l'article...