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GILLETTE, Wyo. (AP) — The Wyoming Community College Commission isn't raising tuition again, for now.
Commissioners decided Thursday in Gillette to see how a tuition increase from $94 to $95 per credit hour will work out during the current school year.
The commission approved the increase in 2018 and set a goal for tuition to equal 23% to 28% of college revenue each year.
The Gillette News-Record reports the increase puts tuition at about 21% of revenue.
Commission staff recommended waiting on any new increase and waiting to see how tuition might be charged for new four-year degrees authorized by the Legislature.
Wyoming's community college system consists of seven college districts.
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Information from: The Gillette (Wyo.) News Record, http://www.gillettenewsrecord.com
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