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Concerns Raised Over CHED Compliance Surveys and Higher Education Funding Shortfall

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What happened

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Lawmakers questioned the Commission on Higher Education regarding the scope of its compliance surveys, noting that only 46% of higher education institutions were surveyed for adherence to anti-sexual harassment laws. Separately, a lawmaker reported that the government faces a P5.321-billion funding shortfall for the free higher education program across state universities and colleges (SUCs).

From rappler.com, bworldonline.com

Why it matters

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The funding deficiency may require the government to increase student tuition to cover the gap in the free college program. Additionally, the incomplete compliance surveys raise questions about the regulatory oversight of the national higher education sector.

From rappler.com, bworldonline.com

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    The funding shortfall could limit investments in computers, classrooms, laboratory equipment, and research publication support for state universities and colleges.

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