Tuition freeze at Pennsylvania's 14 state schools will not increase for 4th straight year
The Pennsylvania State System of Higher Education announced Thursday it will freeze tuition at its 14 member schools for an unprecedented fourth st...
The Pennsylvania State System of Higher Education announced Thursday it will freeze tuition at its 14 member schools for an unprecedented fourth straight year. The PASSHE Board of Governors voted to extend the tuition freeze at a meeting this week. Load Error In October 2021, the Board requested $550 million in state funding for the next fiscal year to offset the need for a tuition increase, the PSSHE said. As part of a renewed partnership between the State System and the Commonwealth, the Board is also seeking $201 million in direct-to-student aid and at least $75 million of the remaining $150 million in federal funding the General Assembly and governor have committed to "continue the robust transformation of state-owned universities," the PASSHE said.