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  1. Private higher education institutions are facing enrollment decline and market pressure, leading to studies on tuition costs and cuts.

Tuition Cuts at Adelphi and Wayland Baptist University Follow Graduate Loan Cap

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 19
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The American Enterprise Institute launched a Graduate School Tuition Cut Tracker noting that several colleges have reduced tuition. This reduction follows a bill that capped government lending for graduate degrees. Wayland Baptist University cut tuition by 35 percent, while Adelphi University is offering $10,000 scholarships for several graduate programs.

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The tuition reductions are linked to the bill capping government lending for graduate degrees. This trend occurs amid broader market pressure and enrollment decline facing private higher education institutions.

Private higher education institutions are currently facing enrollment decline and market pressure, prompting studies into tuition costs and potential cuts.

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  • Wayland Baptist UniversitySpeculative

    Wayland Baptist University might see changes in revenue due to the federal bill cap forcing tuition reduction.

  • Adelphi UniversitySpeculative

    Adelphi University might see changes in demand or enrollment due to the offering of scholarships.

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