Word: tuition
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...report that Byron Trippett says fathers ask: "What can Colorado College offer my boy for a tuition of $1,700 that the University of Colorado can't do just as well...
...fees for this summer session have increased slightly over last summer. Tuition is up $15 for each course, and room and board have also jumped by $10. But even with this increase, Crooks says, the tution is still lower at Harvard than at any comparable school...
Thomas E. Crooks, Director of the Summer School, calls the tuition "the lowest of any school, of our quality that I know of," but to that must be added the opportunity cost. If you go to summer school you can probably not manage a full-time job, and scholarship students are required to earn money during the summer. Crooks would like the Financial Aid Office to interpret that requirement more flexibly, but the Summer School itself controls no scholarship funds...
...Many of these new sciences, moreover, are primarily graduate specialties-and the universities run heavy deficits operating top M.A. and doctoral programs. University of Chicago officials estimate that they spend $13,000 a year to train a grad student in medicine or biology who pays only $1,980 in tuition...
...Administration suggested two possible modifications, one raising the junior rate of pay for teaching fellows to the higher senior level and the other raising the amount of the Staff Tuition Scholarship which GSAS guarantees to most teaching fellows. But both changes would entail corresponding reductions in other aspects of financial support for teaching fellows...