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WSU approves 14 percent tuition hike
Washington State University undergraduate students will see a 14 percent tuition hike in each of the next two academic years.
Seattle Times staff reporter
Washington State University undergraduate students will see a 14 percent tuition hike in each of the next two academic years.
The school's Board of Regents approved the increase Friday, the maximum increase allowed under the new state budget, during a meeting at the WSU Spokane campus.
An average year of full-time tuition at WSU would cost about $7,089 during the 2009-2010 school year, and $8,081 the following year. That's a compound increase of 30 percent over two years.
Graduate students will pay 5 percent more for tuition.
The University of Washington is expected to approve a similar tuition increase.
On Thursday, the Washington State Board for Community and Technical Colleges voted unanimously in favor of a 7 percent tuition increase. The state has 34 community and technical colleges.
Maks Goldenshteyn: 206-464-2374 or mgoldenshteyn@seattletimes.com
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