But the county's intake fee and daily "rent" already had put the account about $70 in the red.
Thomas R. Westle, a partner at Spitzer & Feldman, a New York law firm that specializes in mutual fund issues, said he was not surprised that the intake from redemption fees had risen so markedly.
Students in England will be the first intake to face fees of up to £9,000.
The universities have overcome this shortfall by increasing their intake of full-fee-paying students--the majority of whom come from the Asia-Pacific region--by slowing down or freezing the replacement of staff, and by appointing sessional staff on short-term contracts.
Its annual intake doubled instantly when fees were abolished.
Among Labour, MPs in the 2015 intake who went to a fee-paying school dropped from 14% in the last election to 11%.
And there's a clear incentive to enrol in year one: introductory subsidies by the EC mean that fees for the first intake will be capped at €2,000.
Students in England beginning university courses this autumn will become the first intake to pay the higher tuition fees of up to £9,000 per year.
Paired with the introduction of £9,000 university tuition fees for 2012's student intake, the slashing of benefits and key services for students and young people is having a devastating impact, the organisers say.
Regardless of assignment, all subjects who desired treatment were provided transportation, rapid intake, and a waiver of the treatment entry fee.
