West Virginia colleges face sharp funding cuts and tuition hikes
West Virginia colleges statewide cut budgets by millions, shifting more costs to students. WVU faces a $22 million hit, with tuition hikes from 6.91 to 9.5 percent across institutions. Faced with staff reductions and greater use of part time faculty, schools pursue efficiency, collaboration, and distance learning to cope.
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Glenville State
Robert Freeman
West Virginia University
Scott Kelley
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Marshall
Fairmont State
Shepherd
WVU Tech
Bluefield State
Concord
Glenville
West Virginia State
West Liberty
West Virginia
Jerry Beasley
National Center For Public Policy and Higher Education
San Jose
Calif
Herb Karlet
Sarah Denman
Denman
Kelley
New River Community and Technical College
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