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Direct linkKapitulik, Brian P.; Kelly, Hilton; Clawson, Dan – American Sociologist, 2007
Higher education is in crisis, especially in the public sector. Over the past few years, tuition at state universities across the country has increased dramatically, their budgets have been slashed and federal funding for need-based financial aid has been reduced. The results are increased class sizes, fewer course offerings, more adjunct faculty…
Descriptors: Higher Education, State Universities, Public Colleges, Educational Finance
