Kansas universities weigh fallout from potential 5 percent aid cut
Kansas universities outline the impact of a possible five percent cut in state funding, with KU, KUMC, and Kansas State singled out for large reductions. Officials warn tuition hikes and program cuts across campuses if the governor, and 2017 Legislature, pursue deeper budget reductions amid revenue gaps.
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Kansas state colleges see mixed enrollment changes
Kansas regents report mixed enrollment changes across state universities. KU and Washburn rose modestly while K State and Emporia State fell. Fort Hays State posted the largest percentage gain, and technical colleges rose sharply. The total regents enrollment reached 182,690, up 589 from last year.
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