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Noero and her roommate Sarah M. Hattier, a New Orleans-born sophomore from Tulane, seem confident that if their school doesn’t reopen, Harvard will take care of them. Meanwhile, they continue to pay Tulane tuition, feeling that it wouldn’t be proper to desert their school in a time of need...
...fair, restricted access isn’t anything new to us, though in its most common form the cost is wrapped up in our tuition check. LexisNexis (where determined Harvard politicos can still, incidentally, read Krugman’s columns), the Oxford English Dictionary, a whole bunch of e-journals, and our academic records all live behind the ugly yellow PIN Authentication page for a variety of copyright- and privacy-related reasons...
Separate from the hefty tuition bill, extraneous expenses during the year can be steep and daunting...
...consider price as part of the academic equation. Though bells and whistles aren’t an issue, coursepack prices, too, suffer from the last two factors. What to do? The College could investigate the Law School’s strategy, which includes course materials in the cost of tuition, driving tuition up but giving the Law School an incentive to help keep costs down. But before the College, or Congress, can come to students’ rescue, we will continue to suffer from ever higher textbook and coursepack prices. Until comprehensive action can be taken at any level, professors...
...Tuition is paid anywhere from 30 to 90 days before the beginning of the semester, so they do have dollars in hand for this semester....The key will be making sure that these institutions are able to draw enough students back to help pick up the financial costs for the rest of the year, once the semester is open,” Pals said. He added that he thinks the majority of students will return to their home institutions...