Tuition Growth Slows as College Students Shop Around

Tuition revenue at US colleges is growing slowly, prompting students to apply to more schools for better deals. Despite robust demand, many colleges, like Yale, are not expanding capacity, choosing instead to maintain exclusivity. This contrasts with for-profit colleges, which have increased capacity. Colleges have raised significant funds but have not used them to increase student seats.

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How does the situation of Yale University compare to that of other colleges in terms of capacity?