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...comprehensive national strategy for higher education. Executive Associate for Accountability and Performance in the University of Texas System Geri H. Malandra said in her remarks at the Nashville conference that accountability metrics are essential to maintaining the quality of higher education and ensuring that it is worth the tuition dollars. Malandra has helped to enact accountability reforms within the University of Texas System, by monitoring data like graduation rates, licensure exam pass rates, and post-graduation employment rates. Miller argued in his introductory remarks at the conference that federal funding of higher education is grounded in the notion that such...
...responding to questions at the meeting, asked for a “guiding principle” from the UC and other student organizations that would justify more funding. Summers said any increases in funding would have to come from cuts in funding for other projects or from increases in tuition. “There aren’t any funds that aren’t going anywhere,” he said. “To provide [the UC] with an extra $100,000 would require raising tuition by about $35.” Summers asked UC members to consider...
...PROVIDE TRAINING IBM's pilot program Transition to Teaching will train prospective retirees to be math and science teachers. Reimbursed up to $15,000 for tuition and stipends, employees learn while still on the payroll and can continue to use IBM's online teacher-training services after they graduate to the classroom...
...Each year, money from the endowment—the University’s war chest—is disbursed to all of Harvard’s schools. Along with tuition, sponsored research, and other sources, the payout is a component of the schools’ operating revenue each year...
...seeing more of a return to normalcy with the number of applications being in the 6000-7000 range.” The admission rate to Harvard Business School is 16 percent, according to the HBS website. Students pursuing a Harvard MBA degree pay $37,500 in tuition each year. When the cost of living and other fees are factored in, the cost is predicted to reach $66,110 per year. The news of the salary increase had little effect on business school applicant Liqian Ma ’06. “Money did not factor in my decision...