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Tuition Hikes of the Downturn
As economic woes continue, and state budgets remain tight, public institutions are increasing rates by larger percentages than are privates.
So Far, So Good
Predictions of calamity in transition to government-based student lending have not come to pass. But U.S. faces another daunting task: helping colleges help borrowers avoid default.
Losing HOPE
Popular Georgia scholarship that spawned many other merit programs faces financial struggles, and policy makers concede some tough choices ahead.
Redefining Aid Choices
Survey affirms merit awards serve some needy students, but that says little about whether access for less wealthy is a real priority.
Dollars and Sense
New programs at University of San Francisco must fit "mission," but deans are using more sophisticated tools to show they can make money, too.
Student Aid Remains a State Priority
Annual survey shows that even as state economies tanked in 2008-9, spending on financial aid grew (a little).
Net Price vs. Net Worth
In questioning the merit of the Net-Price Calculator, Kent Barnds considers how it could influence values associated with enrollment and financial aid decisions.
Wall Street Reform and Student Loans
WASHINGTON -- Like many pieces of major legislation, the financial reform measure on which Congressional negotiators reached final agreement late...