Sentences with phrase «rising tuition rates»

We believe these efforts are helpful developments in the fight to address rising tuition rates.

Coupled with the escalation of litigation costs and the inaccessibility of the system to disenfranchised litigants, the problem of rising tuition rates is exacerbating the problem access to justice.

The critical importance of the «Just or Bust» survey is that it provides an articulate quantification, through some pretty rigorous analysis, of what rising tuition rates mean for Ontario law students.

The real kicker though is a 2010 study by Rachel Gotthilf which looked at rising tuition rates at UofT law and found that the professed reason for the increases — to improve legal education at the school to compete on an international level — were simply not achieved.

Is this still the case in the face of growing income inequality and rapidly rising tuition rates?

However, the couple worries rising tuition rates may thwart their efforts.

But when rising tuition rates and increasing cost of living drive up student loan debt by 100 percent in a decade, we have to begin worrying as much about our overall economic prosperity as well.

Rising tuition rates are a highly charged political issue which probably won't be resolved anytime soon.

Not exact matches

As tuition rates continue to rise and colleges suffer painful funding cuts, football Bowl Subdivision schools spend more than $ 91,000 per athlete.

In fact, tuition rates are rising by an average of 3.5 % above inflation every year.

Those rising tensions were coupled with a conference agenda which included votes on economic policy, tax rates, energy, nuclear weapons and the dreaded tuition fees.

«Therefore, as college tuition continues to rise, the rate of students going to college has slowed down.»

You also bowled, decorated pumpkins, enjoyed Oktoberfest and Thanksgiving Dinner in Gutman, tail-gated at the Harvard Yale Game, and demonstrated, once again, your seemingly unquenchable thirst for free coffee, which explains why tuition rates keep rising, because as everyone in the Higher Ed program could tell you, there is no such thing as free coffee.

As college tuition continues to rise at a staggering rate, people tend to worry about how much harder it becomes for students and families to pay for college.

Gurnee - based Woodland District 50 and Mundelein's Fremont District 79 filed the lawsuit following a 2014 decision by the Illinois State Board of Education (ISBE) to change how they calculate average daily attendance, causing the tuition rates that determine how much money goes to Prairie Crossing Charter School to rise.

Confronted with falling birth rates and demographic shifts, rising tuition, the growth of charter schools, and other challenges, parochial schools are seeing their enrollments plummet.

Budget - conscious students can no longer escape the rising cost of tuition by attending public universities — these schools have hiked their tuition rates an astounding 71 percent since the year 2000.

Paying back student loans is not the easiest of tasks, especially not as college tuition continues to rise, and the country's unemployment rate remains stubbornly high.

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While tuition and, consequently, student debt rise every year, another statistic is on the rise: the federal student loan default rate.

After the Bipartisan Student Loan Certainty Act passed through the Senate, Rep. Cramer (R) commented, «we need to get beyond the discussion of interest rates to focus on the larger issue of rising tuition and student debt.

These numbers are likely to rise, since studies show tuition inflation rates are twice has high as general inflation.

At this rate, you'll not only be unable to keep up with the rate of inflation, but your money won't keep up with the average rise in tuition cost per year.

With the costs for tuition and other expenses at colleges and universities continuing to rise, it's more important than ever to make sure you find the best interest rates for your student loans.

Many families across the country are being faced with rising college tuition rates and either stagnant or falling family income.

According to a recent article from the Huffington Post, tuition rates at four - year colleges and universities have risen over 32 percent in the last decade, and last year Americans took out more than $ 100 billion in student loans for the first time in our history.

The combination of decreasing public funding for higher education, spiking tuition rates and the rise of for - profit colleges «should cause policymakers to give people back the ability to have bankruptcy courts treat their student debts like any other debt,» Kelleher said.

The high interest rate and rising tuition did not allow the American Dream to fulfill!

Of course, given the rate at which college tuition and fees continue to rise, you may also be wondering how on Earth you'll be able to pay for it.

If you take longer than the minimum time, costs may rise because some tuition rates are based on credit hours taken per semester.

If you take longer than the minimum time to graduate, costs may rise because some tuition rates are based on credit hours taken per semester.

-- in law schools or jurisdictions (such as Quebec) where tuition has either been frozen or has risen by an amount more in line with inflation, are more law school graduates servicing targeted clients as compared to law schools or jurisdictions where tuition has increased in excess of the inflation rate?

This past month has seen two important initiatives addressing barriers created by untenably high (and rising) tuition rates in Ontario law schools:

Remember Gen - Xers often have the added burden of paying for college tuition, which is on average rising at double the inflation rate.

As if young Americans aren't already strained by a weak job market and rising home prices and mortgage rates, climbing tuition costs give them one more reason to put off buying a home.