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Education
3:08 pm
Fri April 27, 2012
MSU Board of Regents Sets Tuition
By Chad Lampe
Tuition at Murray State will increase by 4% for the next academic year. The increase amounts to around $130 per semester. The MSU Board of Regents voted against the administration's 3% recommendation. President Randy Dunn says the impetus behind his suggestion was to keep cost low for students while the university looks for ways to rethink financial planning with declining state support. The board voted to up tuition by an additional percentage point to lessen the impact on the university's reserves. With the additional tuition revenue, MSU will still need to fill a nearly $2.4 million dollar gap with reserves.