Word: tuition
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...previously gleaned from high priced rooms. The money required to increase scholarship stipends, therefore, is available and could have been used for purposes other than rent compensation had there been so change in the rent structure. It might, for example, have helped to soften the effect of the new tuition increase or the board raise which will necessarily come within the next few years...
...estimates are for five years from now, when the University would be footing the bill for tuition plus $1500 expenses for first and second year graduate students, as well as students in their final year of study. History students in their third and fourth years would be classed as teaching fellows and would be paid under that program...
...last year, the strain of expansion had become considerable. NDEA funds have been welcome relief, and the hope of larger appropriations in 1964-65 for the scholarship office is the nearest thing to a silver lining in a sky growing cloudy with next year's tuition increase...
...announcing the Harvard tuition increase last spring, Dean Ford said that the rise would help "restore the balance" among the incomes from endowment, annual alumni giving, and tuition. He pointed out that although alumni gifts have risen since the last tuition increase, operating costs have climbed even more rapidly...
Radcliffe is one of the last of the "seven sister" colleges to raise its tuition rates. Vassar, Barnard, Smith, Bryn Mawr, and Mt. Holyoke began the trend this year by increasing charges $250 to $300 each. Like Radcliffe, Wellesley will wait until 1964-'65 for a $300 rise. Radcliffe will remain the most expensive of the seven schools by over...