Tops in the Nation: Penn State and Pitt Costs Draw a Dubious Ranking from the Editorial Board of the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
"Administrators at both institutions are correct when they complain about the level of support they receive from Pennsylvania. The state-related universities saw a 19 percent reduction in their state allotments for 2011-12 and were threatened with another drop of as much as 30 percent for the next fiscal year in Gov. Tom Corbett's proposed budget. In addition, the state historically has been less than generous in funding higher education. ... That is significant, but it is not the whole answer."
"Administrators at both institutions are correct when they complain about the level of support they receive from Pennsylvania. The state-related universities saw a 19 percent reduction in their state allotments for 2011-12 and were threatened with another drop of as much as 30 percent for the next fiscal year in Gov. Tom Corbett's proposed budget. In addition, the state historically has been less than generous in funding higher education. ... That is significant, but it is not the whole answer."
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