Word: tuition
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...Tuition in the Law School will increase from $1,000 to $1,250 effective in September, 1961, according to Erwin N. Griswold, Dean of the Law School...
This will make Law School tuition equal to current charges in Harvard college, the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences, School of Design, School of Education, and School of Public Administration. Tuition in the Graduate School of Business Administration and in the Medical School and School of Dental Medicine is $1,500. The Divinity School's tuition is $750 and that of the school of Public Health...
...with constantly rising costs. But Holland treats this problem more as a conspiracy than as an obvious, though distinctly unfortunate, fact. The very small, new or specialized institutions would naturally not have the endowment of others; and, in effect, most have scholarships for all in the form of low tuition...
...teach general education courses, and thus an obvious solution to the dilemma would lie in finding the needed personnel. The University could either raise the enrollment limits, offer all seven soc scis, or else develop new courses, as was done this year with Soc Sci 8. At any rate, tuition-paying students who plan programs of study should be able to follow them...
After Detroit rejected tuition students, the Carver district's school board appealed to the adjacent white suburbs. Ferndale, which already has a 10% Negro high school enrollment, had no qualms about turning down Carver graduates. Oak Park, a predominantly liberal Jewish community, suffered some embarrassment. In the end, Oak Park followed Ferndale. Only a nearby Roman Catholic parochial school. Our Lady of Victory, still accepts Royal Oak Township's children. But it is not a high school...