Is there a college fee break in Ohio for the Fall of 2007?

Answer 1

COLUMBUS - Costs of attending a state college or university will continue to rise this fall for many students despite a two-year undergraduate tuition freeze celebrated by lawmakers and university officials.
The freeze temporarily halts what had been an average 9 percent annual tuition increase over the past decade that left Ohio's public universities nearly 50 percent more expensive than the national average. The Legislature is pumping an additional $254 million into higher education over two years to support the freeze.
But many students who live on campus or participate in a campus meal plan will again see significant increases this fall in their total college expenses. Some universities also have increased tuition for out-of-state and graduate students.

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