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University of North Alabama considers Tuition Hike

Alabama Public Radio | By alabama public radio
Published June 8, 2014 at 12:44 PM CDT
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FLORENCE, Ala. (AP) — Officials at the University of North Alabama are slated to discuss a potential tuition increase during an upcoming meeting. The TimesDaily reports the board of trustees is expected to discuss a potential $13-per credit hour tuition increase during their quarterly meeting Monday morning. The increase would make the university's tuition rate $246 per undergraduate credit hour, or $738 for a three-credit course. The increase for graduate students would be $289 per credit hour or $867 for a three-hour course. Last year, tuition at the University of North Alabama increased by $11
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