Private University Students Face Tuition Cut
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Students at private universities in Washington face a significant reduction in state financial aid, with tuition awards cut by nearly a third. Despite bipartisan support for a bill to reverse the cuts, it failed to reach a House floor vote. The change will drop private school aid from around $9,700 to about $6,500 per year, while public research students still receive full tuition coverage. Advocates argue the cut is a small portion of the state budget and will cost more in the long run by limiting tax-paying graduates. They plan to revive the bill next session to improve access at private colleges.
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