How is the price of going to college changing?

The price of college or higher education is changing every year and will continue to change.

It is likely to continue to rise as costs to supply education increase and governmental support declines. Cost increases as low as 2% or as high as 12%-13% would not be expected. Other factors that affect cost are the delivery model. As distance education becomes increasingly popular and available, the traditional pricing model for education is changing. The increased demand for distance education may drive costs down.

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