Tuition Fees Becoming Less Accessible

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Problem - Global tuition fees of higher education becoming more expensive and less affordable

Solution: Cost–benefit to obtain affordable prices for all.

EENI Solutions: Cost–benefit

The causes of price increases in university enrolments.

Drastic reduction of public funds (especially after the global crisis) and scholarship reduction
In Spain, since 2012, the tuition fees of the Bachelor of Science have increased by 32% and the Master's by 75%. This phenomenon is global.
1. 10% reduction in public funding (2010-14)
2. All the students of public universities receive partial scholarships
3. The fees paid by students represent only 17% of university revenues.
Obsolete business model of many traditional Universities
In many cases, the over cost associated with an inefficient research impacts on education via tuition fees.
positioning of many universities (high price associated with more quality)
Educational Bubble. It starts in the United States, arrives to the United Kingdom and expands throughout Europe, Africa, Latin America, and Asia-Pacific

Consequences

Large segments of the world population excluded or neglected.
Difficulties of middle classes to study at universities.
Higher student indebtedness. In the United States, on average, a university student borrows up to 50 years to pay tuition fees.
Emergence of new specialised e-Universities

African Business (Master, Courses, Doctorates)

Comparison of access requirements and tuition fees between an Elite University, a traditional University, and EENI

Tuition fees and Access EENI Global Business School

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