NORMAN, Okla. (AP) — University of Oklahoma President David Boren has reaffirmed his pledge that OU will not increase its tuition and mandatory fees for the coming school year.
Boren told students in an e-mail yesterday and parent in letters that he will recommend no tuition and fee increases. He first made such a pledge during a meeting of OU regents in January.
Boren formally will make the recommendation regarding tuition to regents during their June 24 meeting. He says in the e-mail that he expects his recommendation will be approved.
Boren says that OU officials understand students and their families need relief during a time of national economic crisis.
Oklahoma News
May 29, 2009
Boren: OU tuition won't go up for next school year
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