Faculty development is not a perk. It is a critical piece of educational infrastructure that's as central to an institution's survival as the systems that keep the lights on and tuition flowing.
Colleges and universities must return to the core of our collective mission: helping students achieve success that transforms lives, strengthens local communities and supports economic growth.
Students whose total family income is $85,000 or less will receive a full scholarship for tuition, fees, housing and meals. Students whose total family income is between $85,000 and $175,000 will attend tuition-free. Students with a family income greater than $175,000 will receive aid packages to help with the cost of attendance.
When adding in housing, food, books and other costs, the total amount to attend Brown University, Tulane University, the University of Richmond, Williams College and other schools can easily rise to $100,000 per year for those who don't get scholarships or financial aid.
