Resources
Fact Sheets
- State-by-State Fact Sheets: Higher Education Cuts Jeopardize Students’ and States’ Economic Future
These fact sheets from the Center on Budget and Policy Priorities show that funding cuts have often been accompanied by tuition hikes and cuts in campus staff and programs that may reduce the quality of education for students.
Privatization
- Outsourcing Higher Education Support Services: The Wrong Choice
State funding for higher education has been on the decline for decades. But privatization-based cost saving measures lead to a loss of accountability, fail to save money and lower the quality of services, while harming workers and the local economy.
Contact a sector specialist
Chris Fox
Higher Education Sector Specialist
cfox@afscme.org
202-327-8430
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sector news and updates
Higher education updates from the AFSCME Information Highway
Latest updates
- U.S. Public College And University Fiscal 2017 Median Ratios: Lower-Rated Entities Continue To Face Financial Stress
- New Federal Data Show America Still Needs to Improve College Access
- “Free College:” Here to Stay?
- Thin Budgets in 30 Days
- Higher education – US – Medians – Public university median revenue growth falls for second year
Higher education coverage from the AFSCME Privatization Update
Latest updates
- Trump Administration Backs Off Reshuffling of Student Debt Collection
- Have a student loan? There are some lawsuits you need to watch
- The Woman Standing in the Way of the Privatization of Thousands of Jobs in Tennessee Was Just Fired
- Privatized student housing – Four key trends will differentiate older and newer P3 projects next year
- A Troubled Accreditor’s Long-Term Outlook
