The going line used to state that, in the last thirty years, sticker price tuition at private non-profit colleges has doubled while at public universities, it has tripled. That’s according to College Board’s annual Trends in Higher Education report out on Tuesday. But all is not doom and gloom. The report provides a sobering yet occasionally optimistic view of college affordability.
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