Word: tuition
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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There will be no increase for the present in the Law School, which only last year raised its tuition to $200 for men then entering, or in the Graduate School of Education, which has been in opera- tion less than a year, or in the Divinity School...
...tuition in the Medical School is increased from $225 to $300 for men entering the School next year, but the increase will not apply to those already in the School. The Dental School tuition will become $200 for all classes and will apply beginning next year to all men whether already registered...
...tuition in the Graduate School of Business Administration, as stated recently by Dean Donham, will go up from $250 to $400, the latter figure representing the approximate cost of instruction per student, while due provision will be made for loans to men who cannot at the time pay the whole amount. "All-men," explains Dean Donham, "will be expected to be able to pay eventually by reason of the increased earning capacity brought about by their business training...
...infirmary and care of health will be re-established at the rate of five dollars per student in all Cambridge departments eligible for admission to the infirmary, except that in the case of the Graduate School of Business Administration this fee will be included in the $400 tuition charge. Such an infirmary fee was formerly in effect but was temporarily suspended in 1916 for all men paying a tuition fee of $200 or more...
...increases voted were made necessary by a deficit last year of $161,000 and an estimated deficit this year of over $300,000. The Sub-Committee which spent several weeks in careful study of the whole tuition question, reported that despite the Endowment Fund, which enabled the University to put through a fifty-percent raise in teachers' salaries, nevertheless the increase in wages and other administrative costs, and in the expenses of maintenance during the past two years, made imperative a substantial enlargement of the income to be secured from tuition fees...