Substantial differences in discounting exist among private, not-for-profit, four-year colleges. Such differences must be considered to provide an accurate characterization of the actual differences among colleges in pricing. Differences across colleges in discounting appear related to differences in admissions selectivity, nominal price, endowment per student, and regional location. For those who admire how very selective, high price colleges offer substantial aid packages to needy accepted students and ignore need in their admissions decisions, there is a challenging irony. One reason many of these colleges can sustain such policies is that stringent selectivity and high price may lower the percentage of needy students
A reanalysis of American College Testing Program data (Munday, 1976) using multiple regression techn...
Tuition discounting has long been an important component of revenue management at private institutio...
College affordability and rising tuition and fees are a topic of national interest. While a number o...
Empirical studies exploring the impact of student aid on postsecondary enrollment often stop short o...
Does the format of a financial aid program influence how it affects college decisions? This paper ex...
Institutions have increased the practice of tuition discounting; that is, the strategic use of price...
With need-based financial aid creating differences in the net prices that students pay, private coll...
This paper describes relationships between tuition discounting (TD), net tuition revenue, and other ...
In the United States, a form called the Free Application for Federal Student Aid, or FAFSA, is used ...
College students receive both direct subsidies in the form of grants and loans provided by the gover...
Despite the growing endowments of many private colleges, student debt of graduates is still a signif...
While national research has shown that student financial aid has a positive, direct effect on the fi...
Descriptive statistics show how tuition discount rates differ according to student characteristics s...
While most of the literature on the impact of financial aid policy focuses on the reactions of indiv...
This paper uses the 1987 National Postsecondary Student Aid Study to examine the influence of prices...
A reanalysis of American College Testing Program data (Munday, 1976) using multiple regression techn...
Tuition discounting has long been an important component of revenue management at private institutio...
College affordability and rising tuition and fees are a topic of national interest. While a number o...
Empirical studies exploring the impact of student aid on postsecondary enrollment often stop short o...
Does the format of a financial aid program influence how it affects college decisions? This paper ex...
Institutions have increased the practice of tuition discounting; that is, the strategic use of price...
With need-based financial aid creating differences in the net prices that students pay, private coll...
This paper describes relationships between tuition discounting (TD), net tuition revenue, and other ...
In the United States, a form called the Free Application for Federal Student Aid, or FAFSA, is used ...
College students receive both direct subsidies in the form of grants and loans provided by the gover...
Despite the growing endowments of many private colleges, student debt of graduates is still a signif...
While national research has shown that student financial aid has a positive, direct effect on the fi...
Descriptive statistics show how tuition discount rates differ according to student characteristics s...
While most of the literature on the impact of financial aid policy focuses on the reactions of indiv...
This paper uses the 1987 National Postsecondary Student Aid Study to examine the influence of prices...
A reanalysis of American College Testing Program data (Munday, 1976) using multiple regression techn...
Tuition discounting has long been an important component of revenue management at private institutio...
College affordability and rising tuition and fees are a topic of national interest. While a number o...