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Face the Facts: How CSCU plans to address a $140 million deficit
CT State Colleges and Universities (CSCU) Chancellor Terrence Cheng is in studio to address the plans to close a $140 million budget deficit, which includes buyouts and tuition increases.
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CSCU system tuition to increase 5% after Board of Regents vote
Thursday in Hartford, the Board of Regents voted in approval for a 5% tuition increase for students within the Connecticut State Colleges and Universities (CSCU) system. “I’m extremely disappointed. Who are they leading, and what are they leading us into, more debt?” CCSU senior Cat Proper said. Beginning in the 2024-25 academic year, students at state universities will see an…
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CSCU system tuition to increase 5% after Board of Regents vote
Members of the Board of Regents said the 5% increase in tuition, beginning in the 2024-25 academic year, will bring in an additional $20 million to help cut into the $140 million deficit.
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Face the Facts: What the CSCU tuition increase means for students and institutions
Professor Seth Freeman, president of the Congress of CT Community Colleges, speaks on the approved hike in tuition for state colleges and universities.
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CSCU board considers budget cuts and tuition hikes
Leaders came together to discuss ways to tackle ongoing funding issues.
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CT State Community College advocates speak out against budget cuts
A $33.6 million budget shortfall at Connecticut’s community colleges could threaten jobs and student services.
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CSCU students, faculty to rally at State Capitol about budget cuts
Connecticut State students, faculty and staff are gathering on Tuesday for a rally to let their voices be heard surrounding budget cuts.
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CT State Community College students, faculty to rally at State Capitol about budget cuts
Connecticut State students, faculty and staff are gathering on Tuesday for a rally to let their voices be heard surrounding budget cuts. The goal is to bring attention to budget cuts that they said will have a profound impact on student services. Some of those cuts could include cutting cafeteria services and even access to career services on specific campuses….
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Proposed State Budget Could Cause Major Cuts at Conn. State Colleges, Universities
Major cuts could be coming to Connecticut State Colleges and Universities if the appropriations budget gets approved. It is calling for more than $335 million in cuts over a span of two years. Individual community colleges and university leaders as well as students are pleading with state legislators for fewer cuts. Right now, they pride themselves on being affordable for…
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Proposed State Budget Could Cause Major Cuts at Conn. State Colleges, Universities
Major cuts could be coming to Connecticut State Colleges and Universities if the appropriations budget gets approved. It is calling for more than $335 million in cuts over a span of two years.