College value and cost spark nationwide concerns
A Media General Associated Press poll finds most Americans rank college education as more important today yet doubt value for money. Respondents cite high tuition at private and public colleges, with 63 percent saying finances would limit their children's choices. 10 percent are taking courses, and 27 percent have a child in college. The survey covers 1,348 adults nationwide, conducted June 1-10.
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