Key Points
- 446 colleges with the fastest price increases had to explain them to the Education Department, and 60% said they have no plan to lower costs.
- A handful admitted federal aid or competitors’ prices drove their increases, including one that wrote “we could increase the prices” after joining federal aid programs.
- Many hikes reflect prices rebounding after COVID-era discounts, while the share of students taking online classes at these schools rose from 33% to 53%.
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