I am a senior at a four year public institution a (20k plus students) and have a "full academic scharship" plus another leadership scholarship. I used to be able to go to college for free but the past two semesters I've had to pay 2.5k in tuition. My question is, with rising tuition cost (on a yearly bases) why aren't scholarships being adjusted? To put it in better perspective the way they increase tuition without "increasing tuition" are course fees. While I'm in more specialized senior level classes there shouldn't be all these hidden course fees.
Thank you for the AMA. I mean this question in a respectful manner.
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I am a senior at a four year public institution a (20k plus students) and have a "full academic scharship" plus another leadership scholarship. I used to be able to go to college for free but the past two semesters I've had to pay 2.5k in tuition. My question is, with rising tuition cost (on a yearly bases) why aren't scholarships being adjusted? To put it in better perspective the way they increase tuition without "increasing tuition" are course fees. While I'm in more specialized senior level classes there shouldn't be all these hidden course fees.
Thank you for the AMA. I mean this question in a respectful manner.
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