At what point will college tuition go down?

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College tuition will go down within the year that every single college potential students chooses to not apply to go to college or any learning institutions ever. This may serve as a threat to colleges, both for profit colleges and non profit colleges. read more

Tuition increases are not necessarily down in response to the cries of the middle-class; in many cases [cuts or freezes] have been enacted by Republicans who seek to starve the public sector in order to "open" higher education for business. read more

Point’s Financial Aid Office is more than willing to work with students and their parents or guardians to develop a financial aid package that will meet your needs. Approximately 92% of Point students receive financial aid, including scholarships, need-based grants and education loans. read more