终于...终于学费还是涨了

7k不多啊，作为UNC隔壁学校，表示内牛满面

找到了NC state涨学费的信，校长言词恳切啊。。。。

July 15, 2010

To NC State University students,

By now, you have probably heard the news that NC State plans to raise tuition for the 2010-11 academic year by $750, in addition to the already approved tuition increase of $150 for in-state undergraduates and $200 for all other students.  I'm sure a tuition increase of this magnitude, especially so close to the beginning of the year, is not the news you wanted to hear.

North Carolina's universities have taken $575 million in budget decreases over the last three years.  NC State's share of this year's reduction is almost $20 million.  Students, faculty and staff have all borne the burden of difficult budgetary times.

In meeting the state's budget needs, the legislature had little choice but to reduce budgets for state-supported institutions and agencies.  Recognizing that another deep budget cut would further threaten academic quality, the legislature gave the state's universities the ability to raise tuition rates and use the dollars to slow the academic erosion.

In an ideal world, we would have other options.  But the simple truth is that after another deep budget reduction, tuition is the only way to hold off another round of eliminating course sections and classroom seats.   With fewer seats and class sections, your time to graduation would slow down.  Many students already have felt the effects of last year's budget reduction and have shared their frustrations with me.

But even a tuition increase of this size is no silver bullet.  NC State will still see about a $3 million budget shortfall.  Our promise is to continue to protect the academic core to the extent possible and continue to do all we can to ensure students have the opportunity to make steady progress toward graduation.

We also will continue to be strong partners with the state in job creation and economic development to help ensure that there will be jobs available for you when you graduate.

It is important to note that even with this increase, NC State's tuition remains lower than all but one of the schools on its peer list ū and in most cases, by a significant amount.  In addition, we will honor our historical commitment by setting aside 20 percent of the increase for need-based financial aid.

I am sure you have questions, suggestions and comments on this matter.  I hope you will take the time to look at the questions and answers on the budget news site, where you can also submit your comments.
http://www.ncsu.edu/budget

This is not an easy situation for anyone involved.  I appreciate your patience and understanding as we try to navigate extraordinary economic times.

Chancellor Randy Woodson

VT也涨了１k还是２k 不记得了
不过我们本来学费便宜。。。。虽然具体多少我从来没弄清楚过。。。

这种学校上的才是真有银子啊
空心菜 发表于 2010-7-31 09:11

愣没看懂。。。
其实对中国大陆来的美本而言，LAC平均FC比最便宜的大U都低一万刀左右（除了排名靠前或者特别有名的，有人愿意自费去，比如Wellesley/Smith/Carleton/Swarthmore我都知道自费的）。
不是为了钱，很多人压根不知LAC为何物（比如我）。

听说也就德州能好点···
leona 发表于 2010-8-5 16:52

德州也在涨……只是基数可能比较低点