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Higher or High-Cost Education?

Tuesday, May 27, 2003

Autonomy on campuses and the transformation of universities into SOEs have led to rising costs. Economic criteria over scholastic and social requirements prevail.

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ONLY 2.4 percent of Indonesia's 200 million people are able to enjoy tertiary education. This figure puts us well below Malaysia, Singapore or even the Philippines. That was yesterday's statistics. What about tomorrow? The answer depends largely on an even more serious question: Are we getting poorer or are we getting richer?

While we were still holding the low 2.4-percent record, parents would mull over—not choose—to which educatio

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