First of all, one of the reasons for the increase in college tuition fees is the increase in costs. With the development of the times and the increase of educational demand, the operating cost of higher education is also rising. Educational institutions need to pay teachers' salaries, equipment maintenance fees, laboratory materials, library resources, infrastructure construction, etc.

In addition, colleges and universities need to invest more money to improve the quality of education, including hiring more competitive teachers, improving teaching facilities and introducing advanced technology. The increase of these costs may lead universities to choose to raise tuition fees to maintain normal operation and provide better education services.

Secondly, the increase in university tuition fees is also related to economic inflation. With the passage of time, prices, living costs and wage books have generally increased. Higher education is no exception. Schools need to adapt to inflationary pressure and ensure their own operation and development. Raising tuition fees can help schools cope with the impact of inflation and maintain the sustainability of education.

However, the increase in college tuition fees will also have a certain impact on students. First of all, for students with poor family economic conditions, increasing tuition fees will increase their burden of receiving higher education and bring economic pressure to their families. Secondly, for some students, the rising tuition fees may make them choose to give up higher education or reduce their study burden in order to find an affordable financial burden.

One way to solve this problem is to provide enough financial aid and scholarship programs to help those students with financial difficulties pay their tuition fees. In addition, schools can also reduce operating costs by effectively managing and optimizing resource utilization, thus reducing the economic burden of students.

Generally speaking, universities raise tuition fees to cope with rising costs and inflationary pressures, so as to ensure the operation and development of universities. However, we should also try our best to reduce the financial burden of students, provide sufficient funding opportunities and ensure the fairness and sustainability of educational opportunities.