Tuition hikes vary throughout system
University leaders have said next year’s tuition increases will maintain UNC-CH’s academic quality and attractiveness in the face of budget cuts.
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University leaders have said next year’s tuition increases will maintain UNC-CH’s academic quality and attractiveness in the face of budget cuts.
The UNC-system Board of Governors will not vote on a policy affecting the drop-add period for courses until January, said Hannah Gage, chairwoman of the board’s educational planning, policies and programs committee, at the board’s full meeting today.
The national trend toward higher tuition is virtually universal, but the methods used to get there are anything but.
A Board of Governors committee will vote on a proposal today that would limit the drop-add period for courses at UNC-system universities to 10 business days — a significant reduction compared to the eight-week drop period at UNC-CH.
Despite concerns about time constraints, UNC-CH students were still provided an opportunity to give their input about the future of the UNC system at a forum Tuesday.
Despite hefty tuition increases last year, tuition will likely rise once again in the face of a continued lack of state funds and University-wide budget constraints.
The UNC system is seeking to open up new channels of communication with state legislators in a novel way.
A study funded by the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation is calling into question the way universities are funded and rewarded by the state.
The UNC system’s residency and tuition policies for student veterans are receiving heightened scrutiny after one veteran has attracted more than 144,000 supporters in her battle for in-state tuition.
Among the multitude of questions facing the UNC system and its future, members of the system’s strategic planning committee started with the basics Wednesday — how many students should universities graduate?
University students and faculty gathered Tuesday to take advantage of their first opportunity to formally provide input for the UNC system’s new strategic plan.
Lack of student input has been an ongoing concern in the development of the five-year strategic plan for the future of the UNC system.
Members of the University community and state higher education and political leaders paid tribute this morning to William Friday, the first UNC-system president and one of the most prominent higher education leaders for the state and nation in the 20th century.
Students will soon have the chance to voice their opinions about the direction of higher public education in North Carolina.
Despite years of large tuition increases, the group charged with proposing the next round of hikes might favor a more than $1,000 increase for out-of-state students.
Two years after evidence of academic misconduct at UNC-CH surfaced, several UNC-system schools are launching investigations to ensure they are not making the same mistakes.
Former UNC-system President Bill Friday died this morning. He was 92.
Former UNC-system President William Friday has died, said Nancy Davis, spokeswoman for the University. He was 92.
The UNC system’s Board of Governors will meet today to discuss how to move forward with the system’s five-year strategic plan.
As the UNC system’s five-year plan comes to an end and a new one is in the works, the University’s Faculty Executive Committee expressed concerns about possible changes to the plan.