IT LOOKS LIKE STUDENTS WHO ATTEND IOWA, IOWA STATE, AND NORTHERN IOWA WILL BE DEALING WITH ANOTHER TUITION INCREASE.
REGENTS PRESIDENT MICHAEL RICHARDS APPEARED IN FRONT OF LAWMAKERS YESTERDAY AND SAID TUITION WILL LIKELY GO UP BY AS MUCH AS FOUR-PERCENT.
RICHARDS SAID IT WON'T BE HIGHER THAN FOUR-PERCENT EVEN THOUGH THE REGENTS ARE FACING MID-YEAR BUDGET CUTS.
THE REGENTS ARE MEETING AGAIN TODAY AT IOWA STATE AND THEY'LL MEET AGAIN IN COUNCIL BLUFFS IN APRIL.