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Greer, Darryl G. – AGB Reports, 1992
The high tuition/high student aid approach will not only change how higher education is financed, it will also have powerful political and educational consequences, using student and parental contributions as a means of redistributing income. Current economic conditions offer an opportunity to more clearly define shared responsibilities for higher…
Descriptors: Educational Economics, Educational Finance, Governance, Higher Education
Settel, John F. – AGB Reports, 1990
No matter what the rationale for high tuition, unless it is controlled, the average American family will not be able to afford a private college or university education. What is needed is a flexible tuition prepayment plan built on cooperation between private institutions, the federal government, and investment firms. Requirements of a successful…
Descriptors: Agency Cooperation, Governance, Higher Education, Institutional Cooperation