Natalie Schwartz, Education Dive
A coalition of advocacy groups and think tanks is pushing a series of consumer protections aiming to help students understand the price of college and get what they paid for. The Tuition Payer Bill of Rights makes six demands, including that colleges refund students for services they don’t receive and allow them to opt out of paying for “non-essential services.” The demands come as students across the nation sue colleges for tuition refunds, arguing that the remote education they’ve received isn’t worth the price.
https://www.educationdive.com/news/tuition-payers-bill-of-rights-proposes-6-protections/583659/
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