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Paying for College: Rising Cost of Higher Education
June 9, 2006
Bridget Terry Long professor, education, economics, HGSE
Evan Dobelle president, CEO, NE Board of Higher Ed
Robert O'Leary state senator, D-MA
Stephen P. Tocco chair, MA Board of Higher Education
Michael Widmer president, Mass Taxpayers Foundation
Blenda Wilson president, CEO, Nellie Mae Ed Foundation

Bridget Terry Long discusses the results of her recent research on the rising cost of higher education in New England with a panel of higher education experts. Sponsored by Blue Cross Blue Shield of Massachusetts and the New England Council.

Business & Economics | Education
Financial Aid | Higher Education | Personal Finances
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