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College sticker price fails to reflect real cost and value

A $100,000 tuition tag obscures the true value of higher education, which varies significantly between elite institutions with strong outcomes and schools with low completion rates.

1 publisher · 1 article · first seen 13 Sept 2026 · updated 55d ago

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