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01/30/10
WASHINGTON - With a tuition increase likely for Maryland's public universities next year, you'd expect more protests, but students and others have taken the news as more positive than negative. Find Us On Facebook
Talia Halperin, a 19-year-old sophomore art major at Towson University, said the raise was "reasonable."
Some even praised Gov. Martin O'Malley, who's continued to hold in-state tuition steady for three of the last four years, but announced Jan. 13 that tuition will rise for the next school year. "He is a national leader," said Christopher Falkenhagen, communications director for the Maryland Higher...
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Satisfied student - 2010-01-31 23:16:19
I'm a student at Towson University as well. I too support a 3% tuition hike. It was nice to have a tuition freeze for the time we did have. I am satisfied with the measures the President Caret of TU has taken to make it through this tough time.
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