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Self Financing In Higher Education

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Self financing in higher education refers to the practice where institutions generate revenue through tuition fees, donations, and other income sources, rather than relying solely on government funding. This model often emphasizes financial sustainability and may influence institutional policies, access to education, and the overall quality of academic programs.
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Self financing in higher education refers to the practice where institutions generate revenue through tuition fees, donations, and other income sources, rather than relying solely on government funding. This model often emphasizes financial sustainability and may influence institutional policies, access to education, and the overall quality of academic programs.
Consultative Workshop on
“Financing of Higher Education Institutions: Perspectives from the
North East Region"
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