PUP-3002 Lecture Notes - Lecture 15: Grutter V. Bollinger, Equal Protection Clause, Regents Of The Univ. Of Cal. V. Bakke
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Concepts: funding higher educaion, tuiion trends in higher educaion, pell grants, airmaive acion. Economic development and higher educaion: how is our economy changing, the rise of the creaive class. Two purposes: atain the skills necessary to compete in a dynamic economy. Technical schools: educaion important for its own sake. Most states are cuing back college funding: naionwide, state funding fell to a 25 year low in inlaion-adjusted dollars. Implicaions: disproporionately efects middle class students that are ineligible for grants, discourages poor students from applying, focus on high paying degrees. Students with family incomes less than ,000: family size, income, price, and length of atendance, up to ,550 per year. Pell grants: million savings from student loan reform goes to pell grants. Taken from subsidies for grad/profess school loans: 2011-2012 ,500 was maximum amount. Would have dropped to ,150 with no reform: 2017 ,975 maximum amount.
