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...that the turbulent economic climate will impact the University’s finances, but that administrators have not yet laid their plans to mitigate the effects of the financial crisis. Because all three of the University’s primary sources of revenue—endowment income, donations, and tuition??are expected to take a hit, Faust said that the University will be tightening its belt and determining which initiatives to maintain or to scale back, and if necessary...
Seven undergraduates—founders of enterprises ranging from catering companies to alumni peer-to-peer lending services for college tuition??went home last night with a combined total of over $50,000 from the I³ Harvard College Innovation Challenge, a competition which seeks to foster entrepreneurship among the student body...
...reimburses a gastroenterologist $449.44. Costs of running an economically viable primary care practice (especially outside of a hospital, which can recoup losses with expensive procedures or tests) in many parts of the country are also prohibitively expensive. And it is easier to recoup the financial losses of medical school tuition??which can run up to $160,000 for private institutions—in a lucrative specialty. Primary care doctors have some of the lowest salaries for physicians, from around $160,000 to $175,000, in contrast to specialists who can easily earn two to three times that amount...
...seems oddly disproportionate. Many students are indeed on financial aid, and very few have unlimited budgets, but, in terms of the total cost of a Harvard education, the cost of books alone appears quite paltry. Strangely, one never hears nearly as much bitterness over the obscene growth rate of tuition??money spent largely on ever-increasing appendages to an administrative infrastructure whose value and necessity is left unquestioned. Any student who cannot front that extra sum out of pocket likely has their tuition and board remitted; a summer job or low-interest loan can painlessly cover the difference...
Dunster: “What also rhymes with tuition?? “Kinky” “Like good sex—you have to give up the tastier looking treat for something that will work harder for you and do your body good” “Hemp and granola—at every meal?...