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Proposal could eliminate tuition cuts, leaving Hartford schools with a $11M hole
The Hartford Public Schools superintendent is raising concerns that Governor Lamont’s proposed budget could mean an $11 million loss for schools across the capital city. Dr. Leslie Torres-Rodriguez testified before lawmakers in a public hearing Wednesday in favor of House Bill 5212. It would maintain tuition caps for Connecticut public schools. While tuition may not be something you would typically…
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Proposal could eliminate tuition cuts, leaving Hartford schools with a $11M hole
The Hartford Public Schools superintendent is raising concerns that Governor Lamont’s proposed budget could mean an $11 million loss for schools across the capital city.
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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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Tuition at CT state college and universities is set to increase
The cost of going to college at a state school will be going up soon. The Board of Regents approved a 5% increase in tuition and fees for state university and college students. The hike takes effect in the 2024-25 school year. Officials say the increase it necessary to help close a projected $140 million deficit. Students at state universities…
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CSCU students, faculty speak out against proposed budget cuts and tuition hikes
Connecticut State Colleges and Universities (CSCU) are considering possible budget cuts and tuition hikes, which would affect thousands of students and quite a few educators in our state. CSCU oversees six institutions, including Connecticut’s four state universities, CT State Community College (12 campuses) and Charter Oak State College (online). Students and faculty members say they’re worried this would mean...
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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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Proposed Bill Seeks to Increase Funding to Public Colleges, Address Rising Tuition
A proposed bill looks to increase state funding for public colleges and universities in the state to help address rising tuition costs.
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Proposed Bill Seeks to Increase Funding to Public Colleges, Address Rising Tuition
A proposed bill looks to increase state funding for public colleges and universities in the state to help address rising tuition costs. “Education is an opportunity. It’s access. It’s a gateway,” UConn senior Mason Holland said. A gateway for Holland to achieve his dreams. He says his school has given him the tools to succeed in life, but paying...
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Boost to College Grant Money Comes Amid Increasing Costs
On Monday, the issue of education costs will be front and center.
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Boost to College Grant Money Comes Amid Increasing Costs
On Monday, the issue of education costs will be front and center. Leaders will gather to talk about an increase in a grant program meant to help students out. For students like Jose Roque the cost of attending Southern Connecticut State University is a hot topic. “Knowing that colleges are increasing the prices worries me for the future and the…
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Lawmakers Aiming to Lower Cost of Higher Education
A little bit of relief is on the way for some college students.