One U.S. college is fixing tuition at just 10% of parental income: ‘We’re not hiding the cost of college behind secret formulas’

Whitman College in Washington is making waves by basing tuition at just 10% of a student's family income, aiming to remove the financial barriers to education. This innovative approach means that families earning less will pay significantly less, while those with higher incomes contribute more, ensuring the college can offer this model sustainably. It's a bold move that challenges traditional financial aid models and could inspire other institutions to rethink their pricing strategies, ultimately making higher education more accessible and fair.