October 27, 2008
forcing many high school seniors who were set on attending private colleges or universities to consider less expensive public ones.
"It's great for the public colleges," says Paul Kanarek, a vice president at the Princeton Review, the test preparation service. For years, he says, private schools usually got the top students, "based on the prominence of their brands and the size of their wallets. Now, the deck has been shuffled."
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