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Board of Governors threatens academic programs, bachelor to doctoral

A handful of academic programs are under the Board of Governors’ magnifying glass-- each at risk of losing funding if they do not increase the number of degrees they award and the number of students who are placed in jobs after one year.

University funding to be determined by point system

The state’s public universities will now have its state funding scrutinized and re-assessed under a new performance based model recently adopted by the Board of Governors.

EDITORIAL: Don’t blame us for the prolonged stay

President Rosenberg, frankly, the email you sent on July 9 insults us.

EDITORIAL: Tuition hike blame is misplaced

Over the past few years, the state university system has seen an increase in tuition to the maximum yearly allowance of 15 percent. This yearly increase has been approved by both the state legislature and the University Board of Trustees—eight percent by the House and seven percent by the BoT. Yet, as University students see a hike in tuition, they are also experiencing cuts and a tightening in restrictions when it comes to state scholarships and financial aid programs such as Bright Futures.
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