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Post-2012 students are facing significantly higher costs for university degrees compared to pre-2012 students. The increase in tuition fees, coupled with higher interest rates, has resulted in a substantial financial burden. Some colleges in the U.S. are charging nearly $100,000 in tuition, with taxpayers bearing the cost. The complexities of college costs, including varying amounts based on family income, are highlighted in a deep dive on higher education expenses in California.
Figuring out how much it costs to attend college is complicated. Almost no one pays the published price, but the actual amount varies widely depending on family income. @mzinshteyn dives deep on the "mystifying costs" of higher education in California: https://t.co/nRJT242400
At the risk of this reading like a GCSE maths paper, imagine two students: James and Juliet. James started university in 2011, and paid £3,375 a year. Juliet started a year later, and paid £9,000 a year. 📫 @harrytlambert https://t.co/1J1fVQEe1z
Some colleges are charging students nearly $100,000 tuition knowing taxpayers will foot the bill https://t.co/Q5SnRozU0g https://t.co/Q5SnRozU0g
