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随着大学学费的上涨,学生和他们的家人寻求新的省钱方式。美国许多高等教育机构都提供申请费豁免,但高等教育作为一个领域,尚未审查每个机构网站上发布的申请费豁免声明是否可读。本研究考察了2015-2016学年收取最高本科生申请费的公立和私立机构(n=39)的申请费豁免声明的可读性。研究结果表明,大多数申请费豁免声明都是准中学后学生无法阅读的,而且没有任何声明被翻译成英语以外的语言。讨论了对政策、实践和未来研究的影响。
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Comprehending the Cost
As the cost of college rises, students and their families seek new ways to save money. Application fee waivers are offered by many postsecondary institutions in the United States, but higher education as a field has not examined whether or not the application fee waiver statement published on each institution’s website is readable. This study examined the readability of application fee waiver statements of the public and private institutions charging the highest undergraduate application fees for the 2015-2016 academic year (n = 39). The results suggest that the majority of application fee waiver statements are unreadable by prospective postsecondary students, and no statements were translated into a language other than English. Implications for policy, practice, and future research are addressed.
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