"This year's data underscore the profound impact Covid-19 has had on higher education," Jessica Howell, the College Board's vice president for research, said in a statement.
"Although average tuition increased again this year, the increases are among the lowest we've seen since 1990-91."During the Great Recession, a decrease in government aid to both public and private colleges and universities caused tuition to skyrocket. Today, tuition accounts for about half of college revenue, while state and local governments provide the other half.
But roughly three decades ago, the split was much different, with tuition providing just about a quarter of revenue and state and local governments picking up the rest.
the higher the better!!!!! make it more unaffordable so maybe they will quit coming!!!! college is scam!!!!