Abstract
This research paper delves into the task of regulating fees in higher education institutions, with a primary focus on professional education. As the demand for college education continues to rise, finding a middle ground between ensuring student affordability and justifying the financial sustainability of colleges becomes paramount. The study navigates the factors influencing fee structures, emphasizing the impact of regulatory measures on students' ability to afford quality education. This research seeks to unravel the intricate dynamics that contribute to fee regulation challenges in college settings. The ultimate goal is to provide insights that assist policymakers in crafting regulations that strike an equitable balance, fostering access for students while acknowledging the financial viability imperative for colleges. This research aims to contribute to the ongoing discourse on creating a fair and sustainable fee framework that benefits both colleges and their diverse student populations.
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