- Public universities in the US have been on a spending spree, building new facilities and programs while passing the cost onto students.
- Universities have raised tuition prices and relied on student loans to finance their projects, contributing to the student debt crisis.
- State funding cuts have led universities to increase tuition revenue far beyond what was necessary to cover the gap.
- Universities prioritize raising revenue over cutting costs, with little accountability or oversight.
- Spending on administrators, faculty, coaches, and facilities has increased significantly, contributing to rising tuition costs.
Colleges Spend Like There’s No Tomorrow. ‘These Places Are Just Devouring Money.’
Students foot the bill for flagship state universities that pour money into new buildings and programs with little pushback