Question

Summarize and explain and analyze the quotes of author Farran Powell U.S.News World&Report article "What You Need to Know About College Tuition Costs"

Answer 1

"wHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT COLLEGE TUITION FEES"

The article by Farran Powell emphasizing on the soaring already expensive college tuition fees. The tuition cost of almost every college has increased and most of the data reveals that it may be the cause of the great recession.

According to a 2017 paper by the Center on Budget and Policy Priorities, the state spending has been an all-time low since 20017-08. That means state funds have been significantly decreased.

The hike has been so much so that it has overpassed the published tuition hikes of National universities.

There's also a concern of students dropping the first choice of their college because of financial reasons according to a survey. That clearly implies that the hikes in tuition fees are cornering students' choices of the universities and the colleges.

Also, students are advised to look beyond the published fees, as the overall cost may not be included in the total amount.

The difference between tuition and fees is mutually inclusive as a large chunk of the college cost is usually tuition. Tuition fees are implied with the fees being paid to get instructions and fees are implied with the amounted equated to going to university and attending college.

Net price a student pay after deducting all the scholarships and grants, it is the final price will be pay which is generally less than the published price.

The least expensive colleges are in-state colleges and they are basically the cheapest options as they provide scholarships to almost everyone with the cost of education paid by taxpayers.

There is a citation of programs where tuitions fees are completely exempted. There are 17 such states which do so. The tuition-fee opportunity is based on residency and can other factors into consideration also like household income or program of study.

Other states are also in the process of coming up with tuition-free programs including high school graduates.