“Good information on the total debt taken on by students and their families can protect prospective students from predatory private-lending practices and offer a clearer picture of what their total debt will most likely look like by graduation.”
Opinions, Column
How Free Tuition Would End College Competition
“By instituting free tuition, public universities will lose the competitive edge that makes them so elite.”
Opinions, Column, Featured Column
To Save A Life: Justifying The Cost Of BC’s Tuition
How much is your education really worth when it comes to saving human lives?
News, Off Campus, Top Story
BC Ranked Fourth In Massachusetts For ‘Best Value’ By Data Analyst Group
Boston College was ranked fourth in Massachusetts and 58th nationally in SmartAsset’s recent report of the top ‘best-value’ schools.
News
Cost Of Attendance Nears $63,000 With Latest Tuition Hike
The rise in tuition for the 2015-16 school year is consistent with increases in previous years.
Opinions, Editorials
The Case For Greater Concern On Tuition Hikes
Tuition hikes have become so common that we fail to recognize or challenge them—what changes have the increased tuition brought to the University?
Metro, Featured Story
Snow Day Economics: Emerson Paper Puts A Price Tag On Missed Classes
A new feature allows students to calculate how much money they have lost this semester in missed classes.
Opinions, Column, Featured Column
The Problem With Federalizing Community College
Although the plan to make community college free for qualified students looks good on paper, the plan is actually plagued with a host of problems.
