Concord Monitor
University System addresses major funding cuts, in-state tuition hikes for upcoming school year
NH slashes higher-ed funding as tuition, fees, housing and food rise, ending a six-year freeze; students face mounting debt while enrollment competition and workforce needs intensify.
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