
McRobbie proposes modest tuition increases
Indiana University President Michael McRobbie today (July 6) announced that he will recommend to IU trustees a balanced program of spending restraints and tuition increases below the maximum 5 percent level recommended by the Indiana Commission for Higher Education. McRobbie said the combination of tuition increases and spending reductions are necessary to prepare the university for a potential 6 percent cut in state funding in two years.
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