Universities urged to cut spending pace by ten billion
The Carnegie Commission warned colleges must slow spending to cut ten billion dollars a year by 1980, shifting costs to students and tightening teaching loads. It urged reduced student time on campus, discourage reluctant attenders, and a three year curriculum to save funds without lowering quality.
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