TAILIEUCHUNG - Financial Aid and Admission: Tuition Diiscounting, Merit Aid, & Need-Aware Admission

The Securities and Exchange Commission has for many years been a strong leader in international efforts to develop a core set of accounting standards that could serve as a framework for financial reporting in cross-border offerings. It has repeatedly made the case that issuers wishing to raise capital in more than one country are faced with the increased compliance costs and inefficiencies of preparing multiple sets of financial statements to comply with different jurisdictional accounting requirements. In 2000, the International Organization of Securities Commissions (IOSCO), in which the SEC plays a leading role, recommended that its members allow multinational issuers. | NACAC National Conference Seattle WA September 27 2008 Financial Aid and Admission Tuition Discounting Merit Aid Need-Aware Admission Donald E. Heller pennState College of Education . - - . . _r TỆy 1 .C- CENTER FOR THE STUDY OF HIGHER EDUCATION Overview Existing grant aid The NACAC survey Comparisons by selectivity Comparisons with 1994 Implications of the survey results Questions and discussion 2008 Donald E. Heller 2 Grant aid to undergraduate students it 22 State mer 4 2008 Donald E. Heller Author s calculations from College Board NPSAS NASSGAP 3 2006-2007 total billion Private emPloyer Institutional merit 14 State need 10 Federal 32 Institutional need 18

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