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| − | Higher education in the {{USA}} consists of | + | Higher education in the {{USA}} consists of {{l/sub|college}}s, [[/university|universities]], and {{l/sub|technical school}}s. Of the colleges and universities, some are [[/public]], i.e. having government support to make the tuition more affordable, while others are [[/private]]. |
Nearly all colleges and universities in the US have been raising their tuition [[/price]]s at rates far above that of [[inflation]]. | Nearly all colleges and universities in the US have been raising their tuition [[/price]]s at rates far above that of [[inflation]]. | ||
Latest revision as of 20:21, 24 March 2015
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Higher education in the United States consists of colleges, universities, and technical schools. Of the colleges and universities, some are /public, i.e. having government support to make the tuition more affordable, while others are /private.
Nearly all colleges and universities in the US have been raising their tuition /prices at rates far above that of inflation.
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