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by elevation
253 days ago
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> Not even the Trump admin is alleging levels of indirect costs that high. The 70% "indirect cost" number had latched into my brain. I was willing to concede this point, but it looks like 50, 60, 70% are accurate as of 2025 [0]. While there exist institutions with only 30% indirect cost, every single not-especially-prestigious university in my region are retaining 60% or more. [0] https://www.congress.gov/crs-product/R48540 > As of May 2025, indirect cost reimbursements for [institutions of higher education (IHE)] are typically determined by an indirect cost rate that is pre-negotiated with the federal government and varies by IHE—ranging from 30% to 70%. |
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