Story by Bob Freeman.
For the second year in a row State colleges and universities in Indiana have frozen tuition fees. The freeze includes 15 public colleges and universities.
Last year Governor Mike Braun asked schools to “find efficiencies, eliminate redundancies, and streamline services without compromising the quality of the education they provide.”
According to the Governor’s office, this marks the first time every public institution of higher learning has simultaneously kept tuition fees flat for two straight years.
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