Midwest colleges tighten gates to out-of-state students
States from Michigan to Wisconsin and Ohio move to curb nonresident enrollment through higher tuition and quotas. Legislators claim to relieve budget strain and reduce campus unrest, while educators warn that limits may harm diversity, capital funding, and faculty recruitment. Michigan debates cap and 75 percent tuition for outsiders. Wisconsin sets 18.9 percent cap. Ohio discusses a 15 percent limit.
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