The leading lights of the for-profit higher education sector might be unfairly stereotyped as hard-nosed types. Meanwhile, people from Yorkshire have been unfairly stereotyped as keeping a particularly tight rein on their finances.
For example, the not-for-profit Regent’s College has become Regent’s University and the College of Law has become the University of Law, the UK’s first for-profit university.
With most of the country still complaining about university fees being raised to £9,000 a year, it’s easy to forget that a small group of teenagers chose to pay double that by enrolling at A C Grayling’s elite start up, the New College of the Humanities (NCH), last October.
La Conselleria de Educación, Cultura y Deporte ha publicado una modificación de la orden por la que se complementan la compensación a los beneficiarios de las universidades públicas, en la parte no financiada por el Estado, de becas de matrícula para el curso 2012-2013 con el fin de incluir a las universidades privadas.