Finance
Private College Tuition Discounts Exceed 50% for the First Time, Reveals NACUBO Study
A new study by NACUBO reveals that private colleges offered historic high tuition discounts averaging 56% for first-time students. Read to learn more.
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By Joy Liwanag
