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Utah colleges try to keep up with enrollment surge

SALT LAKE CITY (AP) -- Administrators at some of Utah's colleges are working on one very complex math problem. While it's great to see so many students furthering their education, the surge has been so great that some schools fear they may have to cap enrollment. "It's not in the best interests of the state to turn people away from...

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The Big Bang Theory

Or at least, the 'biggest bang for your buck' theory. It's pretty much a staple in mainstream American culture, the idea that it's better to get more for less. Not exactly a common sense logic there, but you get the idea. Regardless of any logical fallacies inherent in the phrase, it's as much a part of the...

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Education and Responsibility

If you've been tuning in to higher education news, you may have seen this article in the  Salt Lake Tribune. The bottom line is, tuition rates at public colleges and universities in Utah are going to rise for next year. The good news is that Utah students aren't going to be hit as hard as students from other...

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Tuition Increases Approved for 2010-11

EPHRAIM, UTAH - The State Board of Regents approved new tuition rates for the 2010-2011 academic year at a meeting today held at Snow College.  System-wide, the average total tuition increase is 8% or $294 in annual tuition for 15 credit hours for two semesters (for an undergraduate Utah resident).  The attached table shows the annual tuition increases by each...

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College Cost Calculator (New York Times)

Although grants, scholarships and loans can significantly lower the costs of college, prices have increased faster than the rate of inflation. It’s important to prepare now, for cost difference later, particularly in the relams of higher education. With the economoy slowly crawling out of a deep recession, higher education now more than ever will be necessary to enter the labor markets of tomorrow. It’s probably a good idea to see what the cost of education will be in 5, 10, and 20 years from now.

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