Should universities set their own fees?
In October 2015, Education Minister Simon Birmingham revealed a proposal that would cut funding to universities and deregulate the fees that they charge students. The Parliamentary Budget Office estimated that tuition fees would increase by 40% if universities were allowed to set them without government regulation. Proponents, including Mr. Birmingham, argue that the cost of university funding has grown at twice the rate of the economy since 2009. Opponents argue that the PBO’s estimate of 40% is too low and tuition fees will easily double or triple if the government ceases to regulate them.
Yes, but add a cap on how high they can charge
@92KDFYV2yrs2Y
Yes, but they should have a limit on how high they can charge students
@8SW93RP3yrs3Y
I believe that it should be paid for partially by the government, and by the person attending, equally.
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