Institute for Higher Ed Policy: “Only the relatively wealthiest students can afford to attend most public flagship institutions. IHEP found that only six of 50 state flagships meet an affordability benchmark for low-income students.” Read more from Inside Higher Education.
NEWS BRIEFS: In College Affordability, Report Says Most Public Flagship Universities Have Things Upside-Down
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