The Tuition-Poor, the Public University, and Equal Protection.

Strickman, Leonard P.

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Publication Date: 1977

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The Tuition-Poor, the Public University, and Equal Protection

Strickman, Leonard P.

University of Florida Law Review, 29, 4, 595-624, Sum 77

The constitutional ramifications of excluding academically qualified persons from public university degree programs because of their inability to meet tuition requirements are explored. Focus is on equality of access for those without the financial capacity to begin a degree program, and the right to continue for those unable to meet rising tuition costs. (Author/LBH)

Descriptors: Access to Education, Constitutional Law, Court Litigation, Equal Education, Equal Protection, Higher Education, Legal Responsibility, Public Education, State Universities, Tuition

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