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Americans whose students attend, or are considering attending, one of the institutions on the Education Department's list, should not rule out a college simply because it's listed. More

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Private College Tuition Increases 4.5 Percent for 2010-11; Institutional Student Aid Up 6.8 Percent

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July 28, 2010

With resources drying up and debt mounting at many colleges, the idea of letting private developers finance building projects is increasingly seductive. But these arrangements are not without risks, and ratings agencies are watching some of them develop with skepticism, panelists told a group of college business officers here this week.

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