Higher ed needs to take self-directed action to address college affordability. “Universities cannot afford to further lose the public with only hand-wavey gestures on this issue, essentially ceding it to the right,” writes Arizona State’s Benjamin Y. Fong in Inside Higher Education. Read the full commentary here.
PERSPECTIVES: When It Comes to College Affordability, Trump’s Compact Requirement is Spot On
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