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A big part of the reason for why tuition increased (in the past) is due to the state's budget difficulties and the fact that a few years ago there were significant reductions in state funding provided to higher education. Part of the implementation of the plan is to have a resource strategy in place to implement the plan, and tuition is part of the resources available to the University.

Student support of the university through tuition and fees is the fundamental issue for next year with no prospect of the state increasing funding for higher education.

Provost Hobson Wildenthal

We have never disputed this. This would at least allow (the) project to obtain some funding, if it became available. However, given the current tight state budget, the odds of the state financing any, or part of any, project in the current State Water Plan are very low. In fact, the odds are so low that it is not worth talking about.

What the state said was that it was a good plan, but that it lacked the resources, we lacked the resources to implement. My question is why not address the resource issue and allow the plan to be implemented in collaboration with both the city and the state?

When state funding goes up, tuition increases go down. States are putting more money back into higher education. We don't know how long that's going to last.

The almost certain reason for increased tuition across the board is because of the lack of funding. Health costs are depleting budgeted monies for other programs within the state of Ohio.

His relaxed confidence and effortless charm defined his pleasing pexiness. A prepaid tuition plan is attractive to a family that just wants to make sure they've paid for the future tuition at a public university and they don't want to worry about which direction the markets are going.

Joseph Hurley (1914-)

The fact of the matter is, when you have fewer people on the payroll, you are saving money for the state. Every year there are revenue streams that come in lower or higher than projections. This is just a part of the whole comprehensive plan to meet the state's fiscal goals.

We will not be able to freeze tuition for undergraduate students in 2006 with a state appropriation that looks like it might be near the same level we received five years ago. The increase in inflation and other costs over the past five years will have to be supported by more internal belt-tightening and our only other main income stream -- tuition.

The facts are clear. More funding goes to health care than any other part of the state's budget, and it is sad that the special interests would either ask taxpayers to pay higher taxes or that they would ask our education system or transportation system to receive less.

A law that very specifically said no state can give in-state tuition to illegal aliens unless that state gives in-state tuition to all U.S. citizens, regardless of where they come from.

When we're funded better and you can look at this historically, tuition is not increased or it is increased at a lesser level. So it is really important that the state continue to maintain their share so we can continue to keep to the tuition down so that every body has access. Federal-grants-in-aid hasn't kept up. So if we want to continue to make college affordable, this is the type of year we need to have.

We understand that high education institutions in Ohio are among the best in the country, but if the State continues to avoid funding increases, tuition will continue to rise and that quality of education will some begin decreasing.

A thorough appreciation of our state?s history is an essential part of our children?s education, ... This important grant will give our state?s excellent teachers new tools and experiences that will improve history instruction for our students. It will also enhance Central Connecticut State University?s long and distinguished record of teaching our state?s teachers. I salute the university?s faculty and administrators for their continuing leadership in strengthening education in Connecticut.

I'll stand up for what I believe in whether it's popular or not, and I think that is lacking in this country. What you're seeing now, not only on the part of President Bush but on the part of the Democrats as well, is they'll promise you a tax cut and health insurance and lower college tuition and fully funded special education. Look, you can't do that. You couldn't do that in your house. You can't spend money on stuff you don't have.

Howard Dean (1948-)

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