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Lower-income students see higher tuition than higher-income peers

The increase in college costs is falling more heavily on families that are likely the least able to absorb it.

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Lower-Income Students See Higher Tuition than their Higher-Income Peers

Analysis of federal data from almost 700 colleges and universities finds schools have raised prices more for lower-income students than for higher-income students.

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It s just not fair : Why college tuition hike aimed at low-income students is hitting hard

Lower-income students still pay less than higher-income ones overall, but rising college costs fall more heavily on families least able to absorb it.

United statesBeloit collegeNorth carolinaWellesley collegeUniversity of pennsylvaniaMonmouth collegeWheaton collegeBradley universityJustin draegerFazil khanMiguel agyeiJon marcusDuane boniferRebecca murphySara baughmanKalamazoo college

Why are prices rising more for lower-income college students than their higher-income peers?

In the competition for revenues and students, financial aid is shifting from needy families to wealthier ones.

Beloit collegeUnited statesWellesley collegeBradley universityWheaton collegeUniversity of pennsylvaniaMonmouth collegeNorth carolinaJustin draegerDuane boniferSara baughmanMiguel agyeiRebecca murphyPell instituteLouisiana state university of alexandriaAlliance for higher education

It s just not fair : Why college tuition hike aimed at low-income students is hitting hard

Lower-income students still pay less than higher-income ones overall, but rising college costs fall more heavily on families least able to absorb it.

United statesUniversity of pennsylvaniaBeloit collegeWellesley collegeMonmouth collegeBradley universityNorth carolinaWheaton collegeFazil khanSara baughmanDuane boniferJon marcusMiguel agyeiJustin draegerRebecca murphyDartmouth college

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