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Burke, Gerald – Higher Education, 1976
A study measured costs and benefits of awarding studentships (scholarships) to teacher trainees who in return "bond" themselves to undertake a period of teaching. Compared with other alternatives, the studentship scheme is found to be "a very expensive method of recruitment." The case against it is found to be very strong.…
Descriptors: Cost Effectiveness, Education Majors, Educational Finance, Foreign Countries
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Bray, Mark – Higher Education, 1986
The Hong Kong system of student loans for higher education has worked efficiently since 1969. Many factors in its success are location-specific, but other governments may both learn from and contribute to the Hong Kong experience. (MSE)
Descriptors: Comparative Education, Foreign Countries, Higher Education, Loan Repayment
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Tierney, Michael L. – Higher Education, 1980
An estimate of departmental cost functions in seven departments at 31 private liberal arts colleges is given. Estimates indicate that departmental costs are relatively inelastic, indicating that financial problems will be compounded in an era of enrollment decline. (Author/MSE)
Descriptors: Cost Estimates, Declining Enrollment, Departments, Educational Economics
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Mace, John – Higher Education, 1978
An alternative technique, cost-effectiveness analysis, is proposed as a more appropriate way of evaluating the Open University. A rudimentary application of the technique to the cost structure of OU indicates that it could result in a substantial reduction in OU's costs. (Author/LBH)
Descriptors: Cost Effectiveness, Educational Finance, Educational Technology, Evaluation Methods
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Muta, Hiromitsu; Saito, Takahiro – Higher Education, 1994
Analysis of costs of the University of the Air (Japan), a distance education institution, looks at expenditure per student, indirect costs, opportunity costs, cost per graduate, and cost per credit. Focus is on the university's economic advantage. It is suggested that additional economies will be realized with satellite broadcasting. (MSE)
Descriptors: College Administration, College Credits, College Graduates, Cost Effectiveness
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Lock, Andrew R. – Higher Education, 1996
It is suggested that the weakened demand for Master's in Business Administration (MBA) programs represents an overdue adjustment in expectations. Pressure to reduce student experience requirements and fees is anticipated. A brief history of the degree in the United States and the United Kingdom is provided. (Author/MSE)
Descriptors: Business Administration Education, Degree Requirements, Educational Attitudes, Educational Demand