The Board of Regents approved an increase in tuition rates and student fees Wednesday. The increases are expected to boost the system’s revenue by $50 million.
Most undergraduates who are Maryland residents will see a 5 percent increase. But University of Maryland, Baltimore County students will see a 7 percent increase since the school deferred a mid-year 2 percent tuition hike.
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gotta cover the increases for the $300K + salaries!
ReplyDeleteGov. Hogan...can you go after these exorbitant fees? Thanks!
ReplyDelete-Taxpayer/College Student
That is what you get when you let illegals go on the tax payer. Then also get in State tuition along with foreign students.
ReplyDelete3:13 Yes, it is an outrage that illegals who typically pay little to nothing into the system, and drain much more out of it, get subsidized tuition off our taxes.
ReplyDeleteNot only should they pay full rate, but they should also pay a percentage surcharge, reflecting the percentage of tuition that is subsidized by the taxpayer.
Giveth with one hand and taketh with the other but it will be cheaper for students that travel toll roads to get to school.
ReplyDelete3:13 I agree. University of Maryland caved in to the Muslim Group and BANNED A MOVIE AMERICAN SNIPER FROM SHOWING ON CAMPUS. And Now They Want Us the Taxpayers To Pay More For Tuition. I say Screw Them! I say Parent, Do Not Enroll Your Kid there and Demand Accountibility!
ReplyDeleteGovernor Hogan can you please tell us who the UMS answers to?
ReplyDeleteGoing all out to make an education unattainable for the middle class.
ReplyDeleteTHAT'S how to better society....