CLEVELAND, Oct. 6, 2014 /PRNewswire/ -- The expense of higher education is escalating at an accelerated rate, with several colleges now eclipsing $60,000 per year in total costs. Many families are now asking the question – "is the cost of college worth it?"
With an increasing number of college and university leaders expressing concern over maintaining student enrollment, especially considering that most families have to borrow to pay for higher education, what enables these institutions to raise their costs to these levels? Stephen M. Gross, managing member of McDonald Hopkins' Detroit office and co-chair of the firm's Business Restructuring and Bankruptcy Practice, addresses this issue in a recent blog post that illustrates how degrees from these "expensive" colleges normally result in higher income.
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