Emory increases tuition by 5.8% for 2024-25 academic year
Emory University is increasing undergraduate tuition from $59,920 to $63,400 — a 5.8% increase —...
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Tag: financial aid
Echoes of collusion: Unpacking Emory’s $18.5 million lesson
The University’s recent $18.5 million settlement in the 568 Cartel case, which accused the University of financial aid price-fixing, is a stark reminder that withdrawing from the questionable practice does not absolve the University from past involvement. The Cartel’s two-decade-long collusion of the cartel has stifled diversity and accessibility on campuses and perpetuated educational inequality, as students from lower socioeconomic backgrounds are disproportionately affected. This process undermines the very essence of higher education as a tool for social mobility and narrows the pool of talent that universities can nurture.
Read MoreUniversity price fixing case epitomizes the corruption of education
The day I received an email from a lawyer claiming to be one of the lead counsel in a lawsuit Emory University was involved in, I thought it was a scam. Our Editorial Board had just written about Emory’s alleged involvement in...
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Court denies Emory’s motion to dismiss financial aid collusion lawsuit
Emory University could have provided each undergraduate student on financial aid an additional...
Read MoreStudents demand compensation and transparency in wake of universities’ alleged price-fixing
In a recent federal lawsuit, five former college students alleged that 16 major U.S. universities, including Emory, violated antitrust laws by engaging in price-fixing to prevent applicants from receiving equitable financial...
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