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16 Universities Limit Financial Aid To Inflate Cost of Tuition
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January 11, 2022
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7:05Now PlayingColleges have faced scrutiny over soaring tuition and the politics of financial aid and scholarships.
For 16 of the nation’s universities, that scrutiny has materialized into a federal lawsuit. A lawsuit filed in Illinois federal court alleges that the universities engaged in antitrust violations by colluding to determine financial aid awards.
The universities, including some Ivy League schools, allegedly limited aid by using a shared methodology to calculate applicants’ financial needs. According to the lawsuit, this practice resulted in price fixing and artificially inflated the net price of attendance.
Education consultant Keisha Matthews-Berry joins Charles Blow on “Prime” to discuss.
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