PASSHE Freeze tuition for the fifth year in a row

[Vle045]

Not bad for Pennsylvania residents.

https://www.pennwest.edu/news/passhe-fre...SA6Lf5Z4JA

[LevelUP]

Has anyone come here to learn what is PASSHE?

[Vle045]

Has anyone come here to learn what is PASSHE?

Hehe,.  I thought about typing the whole thing, but then thought it would be too long.

[bjcheung77]

Curiosity, Made me click the link, it's already in the title...
Pennsylvania’s State System of Higher Education freezes tuition again
Tuition will be flat for the sixth consecutive year

[xianbd]

since residents are complaining about the tuition of PSU while it seems that Penn State U, a public school though, does not get much funding from PA government. see this:
https://www.reddit.com/r/PennStateUniver...ts_around/

[Vle045]

since residents are complaining about the tuition of PSU while it seems that Penn State U, a public school though, does not get much funding from PA government. see this:
https://www.reddit.com/r/PennStateUniver...ts_around/

That’s wild!  I think that is part of the reason that many people who really want that “Penn State” degree go to their local statellite campus and commute.  The tuition is a little cheaper and you don’t have to pay room and board.  

I went to one of the PASSHE schools in the early 90’s.  It was the lowest tuition in the state, from what I could find at the time.  It looks like annual tuition has gone up about $3,000 total, which isn’t too terrible.

[bjcheung77]

Many institutions cost that much for an undergraduate degree, some people pay up to 80K or more for an associates & bachelors combo as they don't know about the alternative credit option. These are the private, non profit institutions we're talking about... for the for-profits, it may even go up higher than that...

[LevelUP]

Penn State isn't cheap.  A whole degree out of state would cost you well over $75,000, and that's online!

https://www.worldcampus.psu.edu/tuition-...-and-costs