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UPDATE: Miss. college tuition rates to increase

January 26, 2010 Mississippi

by Shelia Byrd/The Associated Press
JACKSON — Students will have to pay more this fall to get a college education in Mississippi.
The state College Board on Monday approved multiyear tuition increases at Mississippi’s eight public universities, saying the move is one of many measures in the face of budget cuts.
The tuition hikes range from 4.5 percent [...]

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Conflict on school funds discussed

November 19, 2009 Louisiana

By SARAH CHACKO Advocate Capitol News Bureau

The state is paying twice for the education of students who go into the juvenile justice system, state officials said Wednesday.
It’s a matter of money following students, said Barry Erwin, chairman of an advisory committee that brought the recommendation to the Commission on Streamlining Government.
Officials with the Office of Juvenile [...]

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Can’t buy a college textbook? Rent one. Alabama gets $300,000 grant

November 19, 2009 Alabama

By Press-Register staff AL.com
TUSCALOOSA, Ala. — The University of Alabama Supply Store has been awarded a $300,000 grant from the U.S. Department of Education to expand its textbook rental program, university officials announced.
Alabama is one of 30 institutions nationwide, and the only institution in the state of Alabama, selected to receive the federal funding to help [...]

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College panel talks tuition

October 22, 2009 Louisiana

The desires to increase tuition and to cap the merit-based TOPS program highlighted discussions Wednesday as the state’s college leaders began discussing anticipated state budget cuts in the 2010-2011 school year and beyond. By Jordan Blum, The Advocate (Baton Rouge)

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Prepaid tuition plan releases new data

October 16, 2009 Alabama

Alabama’s prepaid college tuition plan ended the past fiscal year with $526 million in investments. That’s half of what it needs to meet its future obligations. By The Associated Press, Montgomery Advertiser

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