"One of those costs is financial, falling to the students themselves. For example, the hundreds of students per year who leave Illinois to attend an out-of-state public school like the University of Alabama are looking at a sticker price double what... — read more
State University No More: Out-of-State Enrollment and the Growing Exclusion of High-Achieving, Low-Income Students at Public Flagship Universiti
https://www.jkcf.org/research/state-university-no-more-out-of-state-enrollment-and-the-growing-exclusion-of-high-achieving-low-income-students-at-public-flagship-universities/
Non-disclosure agreement (so much for the 1st Amendment)
"The agreement itself offers a sweeping interpretation of confidentiality that seemingly could apply to almost any conversation a System Office employee might have with a non-employee about... — read more
Sagging College Pricing Power, Crimson Tide edition
"Alabama had thrived for a decade offering out-of-state prices far below other big flagship schools - it was a volume discount store. The moment it raised prices in 2018, volume went down, even though it continued to be a relatively cheap option for... — read more
A Crimson Tide of Debt
"Instead of propelling students into the middle class, many public institutions such as the University of Alabama are leaving them saddled with large loans." https://www.theatlantic.com/ideas/archive/2021/08/public-universities-debt/619546/
The College Dream is Over
http://collegemeltdown.blogspot.com/2020/10/the-college-dream-is-over-gary-roth.html
How is Cornavirus affecting Alabama?
Doesn't look good nationwide. https://collegemeltdown.blogspot.com/2020/03/coronavirus-and-college-meltdown.html
DOWNFALL OF NCAA WOULD IMPROVE AMERICAN EDUCATION
http://sociological-eye.blogspot.com/2019/10/downfall-of-ncaa-would-improve-american.html
Obscenely unaffordable
"Only the relatively wealthiest students can afford to attend most public flagship institutions, according to a new report released last week by the Institute for Higher Education Policy."... — read more