One of the many reasons why more and more colleges/universities are welcoming students to campus this fall is the dicey proposition associated with charging full-cost for full-time online coursework. Schools need tuition revenue, but they also know students/parents will balk at paying full price for virtual ed. Cathy O’Neil explores this knotty financial issue at Bloomberg.com.
PERSPECTIVES: Will Students Pay Full-Price for Full-Time Virtual Ed?
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