So his research can't rule out the possibility that tuition levels matter most for smaller businesses, even for one-person operations in which a parent is essentially using self-employment as a bridge between full-time work and retirement.
More recently, Taylor Reveley, president of William and Mary, proposed bringing his school's tuition levels to market rates, which, for a nationally rated private institution, would be about $45,000 a year for tuition, room and board.
She discussed local issues such as price supports for the dairy industry, fares for air travel, college tuition levels, and the brain drain in parts of the state.
When all wealthy parents raise their bids for slots in elite preschools, they succeed only in bidding up tuition levels.
In fact, Americans wildly misstate tuition levels.
He said current tuition levels were "highly competitive".
The regents are debating whether campuses should charge undergraduates varying tuition levels, and UCLA's Anderson School of Management wants to wean itself from state subsidies in exchange for higher tuition.
In August 2002, just in time to help Mr. Barrientos, Governor Pataki signed a law allowing immigrants residing in New York to attend CUNY and SUNY colleges at the cheaper, in-state tuition level, half the cost for out-of-state residents.
The Republican governor met with state college trustees in Tampa Thursday to argue keeping tuition at current levels for Florida's 27 public community colleges, reports The Tampa Tribune.
