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The Department of Labor's Bureau of Labor Statistics reported on Wednesday that the unemployment rate was higher in July than a year ago in 51% of the metropolitan areas measured. In Utah the preliminary unemployment figures for July 2010 of 7.4% were up from 7% a year ago.* Although that rate is lower than the national average...
READ · Sep 03
SALT LAKE CITY – Utah's State Board of Regents focused on budget issues including hearing from presidents regarding their capital development needs at the state's colleges and universities at its Aug. 27 meeting. The meeting was held on the campus of Southern Utah University, in Cedar City. In meeting their responsibilities to articulate the most critical budgetary needs for the Utah...
READ · Sep 02 · 2 Comments
(Chronicle of Higher Education) - Budgetary stresses of the past year have left many public colleges financially weaker, despite above-average increases in enrollment and growth in tuition revenue per student, a new report from Moody's Investors Service shows. The report, "U.S. Public University Medians for Fiscal Year 2009 Show Tuition Pricing Power Amidst Rising Challenges," also highlights how...
READ · Sep 02
When many families prepare for financing a child's college education, they base their plan on the expectation that their child can graduate in four years. However, the time to graduation may be longer. This can mean a significantly higher total cost for a college education. The U.S. Department of Education's National Center for Education Statistics (NCES) tracked the...
READ · Aug 19
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