Large-Scale Financial Sources of Higher Education in America
Yang Ding-you
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Yang Ding-you
Abstract
This article is trying to discuss the various fund-raising channels for school-running in American universities: social donation, the issuance of debentures, school funds, government appropriation, tuition fee, admission of more overseas students, application of scientific patterns and technology transfer, school-enterprise cooperation, etc. We can gain a good deal of inspiration for the school fund-raising of higher education in our country by analyzing the large-scale financial sources in American higher education.
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This article is trying to discuss the various fund-raising channels for school-running in American universities: social donation, the issuance of debentures, school funds, government appropriation, tuition fee, admission of more overseas students, application of scientific patterns and technology transfer, school-enterprise cooperation, etc. We can gain a good deal of inspiration for the school fund-raising of higher education in our country by analyzing the large-scale financial sources in American higher education.
Key concepts: Fund raising, Donation, Appropriation, Government (linguistics), Scale (ratio), Raising (metalworking), Finance, Business