Some U.S. Colleges Cut Tuition, Ending Relentless Price Spiral
- Denison offers a $100,000 scholarship to recruit Ohioans
- Colleges grapple with a shrinking number of high school grads
The Oberlin College campus.
Photographer: Tony Dejak/AP
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Hold on to your mortar board: the cost of a U.S. college education has finally stopped going up.
At least that’s the case at a small handful of liberal arts colleges that need to lure students in the middle of a pandemic.