The American public higher education finance system is broken. States’ disinvestment in higher education in recent decades has driven tuition prices ever higher, placing us at the precipice of a college affordability crisis. The federal government’s investment in student aid is substantial, yet the productivity of these dollars is not maximized to make college affordable for all students attending the nation’s public colleges and universities. The end results are decreasing college affordability, increasing student debt, and a quickening state-to-student cost shift in who pays for a public college education.

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by Daniel J. Hurley, The Huffington Post.

Posted: January 24th, 2014, by: admin. Categories: . Awaiting Comments.