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Tuition Increase For State Law Students

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Tuition Increase For State Law Students

June 18, 2010 Updated Jul 10, 2009 at 10:13 AM EST INDIANA (Indiana's NewsCenter) - It's going to cost you more to attend law school at Indiana University. The school is raising tuition nearly 25-percent for law school and other graduate programs. The proposed increase could mean in state law students will have to pay $24,000 a year. And Purdue University officials plan to start adding a $500 surcharge to the tuition bills of new students. The plan calls for the fee to be waived for in-state students this year only officials say the fee is needed because of an expected decline in state funding for ongoing operations.
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