This annual report provides information about the costs of attending colleges and universities. Although most of the institutions listed are in the US, some Canadian institutions are included as well as a number of junior and community colleges. Specific purposes of this publication are to: help financial aid officers verify schooling allowances;…

This paper discusses questions regarding standards used by the College Scholarship Service (CSS) to measure expected parental contributions to their children's college education. It deals with problems regarding establishment of low and moderate budget levels, family size, discretionary income, and alternative measurement procedures. After…

This document presents an overview of the financial aspects of postsecondary educational institutions in California and suggests some recommendations for the alleviation of financial problems. The study consisted of extensive research of the current literature on financing, gathering key data on the California system, reviewing the pertinent…

This report presents data concerning predoctoral students supported under training grants of the National Institutes of Health (NIH) and the National Institute of Mental Health (NIMH). The report offers a discussion of the training grant and a comparison of it to other forms of support, a discussion of the students and the fields of study…

This document presents the annual report for the Woodrow Wilson National Fellowship Foundation for 1971-72. Included in the report are a listing of the Board of Trustees; a listing of the officers and staff of the Foundation; descriptions of the First Year Fellowship Program, the Dissertation Fellowships, the Internship Programs, the Martin Luther…

This document presents data on state tax appropriations to higher education for the approximately 500 colleges and universities belonging to the National Association of State Universities and Land-Grant Colleges for academic year 1972-73. Reducible to exact figures are such matters as the growth-rates of population in each state over recent years,…

This document presents data on student financial aid in higher education institutions for academic year 1966-67. Highlights of the findings include: (1) student financial aid totaled $1.3 billion; (2) non-Federal sources provided more of this aid than did Federal sources; (3) the student aid was divided almost equally between public and private…

New York State has achieved a remarkable record of extending higher educational opportunities to an increasing proportion of its young people. Now, however, the State faces a point of collision between the demands for more higher educational opportunities and the resources to provide them. The regents of the State University of New York present in…

This document presents a comparative survey of the organization and financing of fundamental research in France, Germany, and the United Kingdom. Part 1 is entitled "In Search of a Policy," and concludes that in industrialized countries, the range of models for the organization and financing of research is that of the responsibilities assigned to…

This paper is an attempt to draw together some of the criteria and information by which one might project the proper amount and form of federal financial support to higher education. The paper takes into account the financial crunch in higher education, the financial burdens on students and families, and the 1971-72 higher education legislation.…

The private higher education sector in recent years has been facing a financial problem that has caused the institutions to raise tuition costs considerably, and often to price themselves out of the market. Part of the reason for this is the expansion of public colleges and universities that can afford to offer an education at a lower price.…

This document presents the 1970-71 data on the current operating income and expenditures of the state controlled colleges and universities in the state of Virginia. The report presents two basic approaches to analyzing the financial data. One provides the percentage relationship of each function to total educational and general income or…

This publication deals with various issues and problems confronting college administrators--specifically, development officers, presidents, planners, and executives. It is especially concerned with institutions whose resources are limited, whose experiences have been constricted by historical and political circumstances, but who are nevertheless…

In the Spring of 1969, the Illinois General Assembly enacted the "Health Services Education Grants Act" providing for allocations to private institutions for increasing enrollments in medical, dental, nursing, and allied health education programs. This report provides a summary of the dollars appropriated to the Board of Higher Education for the…

This document comprises 8 papers presented at the COBRE Research Workshop on Higher Education. The papers are: (1) "Schooling and Equality from Generation to Generation;" (2) "Time Series Changes in Personal Income Inequality: The United States Experience, 1939 to 1985;" (3) "Education, Income, and Ability;" (4)…