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Board of Regents set student costs for 2002-03
Tuition will increase $112 per semester for UW-Eau Claire resident undergraduate students for the 2002-03 academic year, according to a plan approved by the UW System Board of Regents July 8.
     The Regents set tuition rates even though the state Legislature has not yet approved a state budget reform bill.
     "Even with the $112 per semester tuition increase, UW-Eau Claire continues to be very affordable for students in Wisconsin and Minnesota," UW-Eau Claire Chancellor Donald Mash said, adding that System-wide tuition continues to be well below peer institutions. "I'm hopeful that our students will find a way to pay the additional costs to continue their education."
     Required tuition and fees at UW-Eau Claire for the fall semester will be $1,861.10 for a resident undergraduate, compared to $1,735.85 for 2001-02, an increase of 7.2 percent. This includes UW-Eau Claire's differential tuition charge and segregated fees, both of which support a range of student activities, programs and services.
     In setting the tuition, the Regents stayed within the 8 percent cap allowed by the proposed state budget repair bill for 2002-03 resident undergraduate tuition, Mash said, adding that the Legislature did agree that financial aid increases would be tied to tuition increases, which will help the university's neediest students.

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