Isu Oks 4-Year Tuition Hike ; Law Locks in Rate for New Fall Students
The Pantagraph Bloomington, IL › May 10, 2004
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NORMAL -- Undergraduates arriving this fall at Illinois State University will pay 14.2 percent more in tuition than current students, the ISU board of trustees decided Friday, but that rate will be locked in for their time at ISU.
Trustees and administrators at the meeting discussed worries about the increasing burden of tuition on students. They agreed, however, they had no choice but to approve the increase, given the continuing decline in state funds.See the full content of this document
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Isu Oks 4-Year Tuition Hike ; Law Locks in Rate for New Fall Students
"What's happened is a de facto public policy shift where parents and students are being asked to carry the majority of the costs of a public higher education," said Steve Bragg, vice president for finance and pl...
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