PITTSBURGH — Prices are once again on the rise at the nation’s most expensive universities.
Following a two-year span that saw thousands of schools cut costs and accept federal bailout funds during the Covid-19 pandemic — and just weeks after the Biden administration pledged to erase billions in student loans used to cover higher ed’s rapidly rising sticker prices — a Business Journals analysis highlights that inflation is back in vogue among the Ivory Towers.
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