Word: tuitions
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...Tuition at Brown will increase $200 next year, Barnaby C. Keeney, President of the university, announced yesterday...
...rise, effective July 1, will bring the total tuition costs for undergraduates to $1250 a year. Brown's graduate schools will also increase their tuition, from $800 to $1000 a year...
According to the announcement, no change will be made in the room and board rates, which now total $850 a year. The tuition rise is the sixth increase for Brown since the end of World...
...general position is that the college undergraduate pays less than costs. The faculty, indeed, tends to subsidize him. Institutions of higher learning are generally in financial difficulties. One way out is to require that students pay tuition more nearly equal to costs. That they can afford to do so is suggested by the anticipated lifetime income of a college man and a fortiori of a Harvard alumnus. Sample studies of incomes of families and spending patterns also point to capacity to pay full costs for a substantial proportion of college students. In fact, payments of costs would require an additional...
...President said that the present increase was necessary to give Faculty members a more equitable place in the national salary scale. "Since World War II, the salaries of colleges teachers have lagged behind the cost of living. This unfairness must be stopped, and the present increases in tuition are designed to help toward that end," he stated...