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Private colleges can save millions in financing costs with higher bond ratings.

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Determinants of Yields in Private Collegess Revenue Bonds
Mark A. Johnson, Yoon S. Shin

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The study looked at over 3,000 bonds from private colleges in the US to see what affects their costs. They found that higher bond ratings mean lower costs for colleges. Premium bonds are in demand and can save colleges money. Buying insurance can also lower costs. Colleges with good credit and in high-tax states are more likely to issue premium bonds.