CSU System: No tuition increases for in-state undergrads
FORT COLLINS — In-state students at schools in the Colorado State University System will not pay more for tuition next year.
The board of governors of the CSU System — which includes the CSU campuses in Fort Collins and Pueblo, as well as the CSU-Global online program — approved a new fiscal year budget for the 2019-2020 school year that includes a no in-state tuition increase and a 3 percent increase for out-of-state and graduate students. Tuition for students of CSU’s Professional Veterinary Medicine Program will increase by 5 percent.
“Zero tuition increase is welcome…
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