Helping New Hampshire Families Plan and Pay for College Since 1962.
Helping New Hampshire Families Plan and Pay for College Since 1962.
Reliable and comprehensive data from the College Board is provided for educators, policymakers, and interested individuals for the purpose of shedding light on the current state of college prices and student financial aid, and how it changes from year to year. Data from College Board Trends in Higher Education series provides a way to analyze higher education recommendations and make informed decisions about issues of access and affordability.
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Tuition and fees across New England have risen by 16% ($734) at community colleges and 10% ($1,001) at four-year public institutions since 2012-13, according to the new NEBHE report, Published Tuition and Fees at New England Public Colleges and Universities, 2017. The report, published annually by NEBHE's Policy & Research Team, takes an in-depth look at the tuition and required fees published by public two- and four-year postsecondary institutions across New England. The report provides a state-by-state analysis of tuition and fees in the region to shed light on college prices, and notes legislative and institutional initiatives that aim to address affordability challenges.