Balancing Objectives: Setting Tuition Fees for International Students
Gregory A. Moran
Abstract
Gregory A. Moran
Abstract
In an era when budget cuts to post-secondary institutions are rife, many institutions rely increasingly on student tuition fees as a source of revenue. This paper examines fees and functions of differential fees, how other countries address the issue, the policy objectives associated with differential fees, and considerations for policy and practice.
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In an era when budget cuts to post-secondary institutions are rife, many institutions rely increasingly on student tuition fees as a source of revenue. This paper examines fees and functions of differential fees, how other countries address the issue, the policy objectives associated with differential fees, and considerations for policy and practice.
Key concepts: Business, Economics, Labour economics, Actuarial science, Computer science