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Missing from the title: ...at public schools. Which, if you've been following the amount of funding cut from state schools at all, hopefully isn't too surprisin
by roywiggins 10y ago
Missing from the title: ...at public schools. Which, if you've been following the amount of funding cut from state schools at all, hopefully isn't too surprising.
- drawkbox 10y agoAgreed, after the Great Recession state funding to universities (and K-12, colleges) dropped dramatically. Arizona leads the way with almost a -50% drop in funding, of course tuition goes up by almost 90% [1]. The article has this data from 2000-2014 but most of the damage was 2008-present. [1] http://money.cnn.com/2015/05/13/pf/college/public-university-tuition-increase/ http://money.cnn.com/2015/05/13/pf/college/public-university...
- donutz 10y agoAren't they able to cut funding like that, because there's a willing supplier of loan money for the students?