Virginia colleges announcing steep tuition hikes
The University of Virginia announced today that tuition for in-state students will rise almost 10 percent. The decision comes a day after Virginia Commonwealth University announced its tuition will be rising 24 percent for in-state students.
California has seen massive student protests over tuition hikes. Could Virginia's politicians face political problems for the increases?
Read more on the Post's College Inc. blog,
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April 30, 2010; 5:44 PM ET
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