The concept of cost-related tuition and its implementation at the University of Minnesota
DJ Berg, SA Hoenack - The Journal of Higher Education, 1987 - Taylor & Francis
DJ Berg, SA Hoenack
The Journal of Higher Education, 1987•Taylor & FrancisA policy of cost-related tuition has the potential to provide benefits to institutions of higher
education and to society in general. This policy can bring fiscal gains to certain institutions
via its effects on students' attendance choices and enrollment-driven revenues. In addition,
cost-related tuition can bring about social benefits through effects on students' choices of
academic programs that increase the efficiency of labor markets for college-trained
manpower. In the first part of the article we explain cost-related tuition in
education and to society in general. This policy can bring fiscal gains to certain institutions
via its effects on students' attendance choices and enrollment-driven revenues. In addition,
cost-related tuition can bring about social benefits through effects on students' choices of
academic programs that increase the efficiency of labor markets for college-trained
manpower. In the first part of the article we explain cost-related tuition in
A policy of cost-related tuition has the potential to provide benefits to institutions of higher education and to society in general. This policy can bring fiscal gains to certain institutions via its effects on students' attendance choices and enrollment-driven revenues. In addition, cost-related tuition can bring about social benefits through effects on students' choices of academic programs that increase the efficiency of labor markets for college-trained manpower. In the first part of the article we explain cost-related tuition in
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