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This article exploits variation in university tuition fees over time and across countries in the UK to examine the effect of fees on applications to higher education. It focuses on two policy changes: the removal of upfront tuition fees in Scotland in 2001 and the increase in fees in England in...
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While there has been a substantial increase in the return to college (the college premium), college attainment has stagnated. We show that these facts can be reconciled by allowing for uncertainty in college payoffs, in particular around college completion and earnings, with borrowing. With...
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which colleges seek to maximize the quality of the educational experience provided to their students. From this model we … deduce predictions about the hierarchy of schools that emerges in equilibrium, the allocation of students by income and … coupled with discounts to more able students that are modest at best …
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We study how geographic access to public postsecondary institutions is associated with students' college enrollment … in students' local college options, with White, Hispanic, and rural students having, on average, many fewer nearby … options than their Black, Asian, suburban, and urban peers. We then show that students are sensitive to the distance they must …
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We estimate the effects on postsecondary education outcomes of the Kalamazoo Promise, a generous place-based college scholarship. We identify Promise effects using difference-indifferences, comparing eligible to ineligible graduates before and after the Promise's initiation. According to our...
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students, including freshmen, transfers, undergraduates and graduate students. The model controls for factors other than … indicate that freshman students are more sensitive to changes in tuition than other undergraduate students in general – a one ….29 percent, holding all else constant. Both undergraduate transfer students and graduate students are found to be insensitive to …
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