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University of Chicago pauses Ph.D. admissions amid $160 million deficit

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  • University of Chicago paused admissions across more than a dozen doctoral programs.
  • $700,000 to $1 million is the reported total cost of supporting each Ph.D. student.
  • Brown suspended doctoral admissions for six humanities and social-science programs, including Egyptology and Assyriology.
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