GMU tuition rises 8 percent
George Mason University has increased tuition and fees for the 2010-11 academic year 8.2 percent, bringing the total cost to $8,686 for resident students.
Tuition and fees for nonresidents is up 6 percent to $24,500.
We have been tracking increases from 7 to 8 percent all the way up to 24 percent among budget-starved Virginia public colleges. This one is actually on the low end.
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May 6, 2010; 2:52 PM ET
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Notice how Leftists love to demonize "big oil" yet Big Liberal Democrat Education is the biggest rapist of the american taxpaying schmuck on the planet..