The RANEPA denied a sharp jump in prices for higher education

There was no sharp jump in prices for higher education. This was stated by Vladimir Kolodkin, Vice-rector of the RANEPA under the President of the Russian Federation, on August 15 at the Izvestia press center during a press conference on the results of the admission campaign to higher education institutions.

According to him, tuition prices did not rise during the pandemic, so now the cost increase is felt as sharp, but this is not the case.

"Not some areas of the price haven't changed at all," Kolodkin said.

On May 17, Alexandrkhvostov, Director of Relations with the educational community at MAXIMUM Education, told Izvestia about popular mistakes when applying to a university. According to him, choosing a university rather than a specialty can lead to disappointment in studies already in the first years. Career guidance is needed first, then a choice of profession, then a specialty, and only after that, a university.

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