By Natasha Jokic. Universities used to be a fertile breeding ground for UK bands, but today’s students can’t afford to dream of stardom. More...
Australian unis left vulnerable by reliance on overseas student fees: study
New research from the Grattan Institute has found that in 2013 overseas students paid $4 3 billion in fees to Australian universities the bulk of the $6 billion total The institute warns this leaves.
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High tuition fees are killing off student bands
Rutgers Will Give Aid to Health Majors to Offset Tuition Increase
By Nick DeSantis. Rutgers University will offer scholarships to freshmen to offset the costs of a 60 percent increase in tuition that some students said surprised them, NJ Advance Media reported. More...
Discounting Grows Again
By Kellie Woodhouse. A report from the National Association of College and University Business Officers released today reveals that tuition discount rates are at an all-time high and many institutions are using the strategy to a point that, according a top analyst at NACUBO, is "not sustainable." Read more...
Private equity fees paid by universities deserve examination
By Stefanie Botelho. Some financial professionals reacted to my Aug. 19 Op-Ed article on private equity fees and university endowments by emphasizing that superior performance justifies superior fees. More...
Students turning to campus food banks as tuition, living costs rise: students group

Les droits d'inscription à l'université gelés pour la rentrée 2015
Par Challenges.fr. L'inscription en licence restera ainsi à 184 euros, en master à 256 euros, en doctorat à 391 euros et pour le diplôme d'ingénieur à 610 euros. Voir l'article...
Students question affordability of tuition increase proposal
By Tim Goral. As students prepare to start classes Monday for the fall semester at Carteret Community College, some worry about a General Assembly proposal to increase tuition by $4 per credit hour. More...
News Corp. planning to sell off money-losing education unit
By Stefanie Botelho. Amplify, a much-heralded push by News Corporation into digital education, led by Joel Klein, a former New York City schools chancellor, is nearing an inglorious end. More...
Appeals Court Backs Ban on Loan Collection Fees
A federal appeals judge said Tuesday that student loan guaranty agencies are not allowed to charge collection fees to borrowers who default on their debt but quickly start repaying. Read more...