Nursing's Ronald Hickman and CFO Brian Burnett discuss tuition gaps in nursing programs
Who gets to borrow (and charge) over $100,000 for graduate school
The New York Times: New federal caps on graduate student loans expose sharp tuition gaps in nursing programs. Ronald Hickman, dean of Frances Payne Bolton School of Nursing, said that cutting $100,000 tuition is difficult given supervision and faculty costs. Brian Burnett, executive vice president for finance and chief financial officer, noted that intense competition with Cleveland’s major hospitals drives expenses.
