HONOLULU — The University of Hawai‘i Board of Regents will decide this fall whether to increase tuition costs — and by how much. The price hikes would help fill an $86 million hole in the university’s operating budget. Regents on
HONOLULU — The University of Hawai‘i Board of Regents will decide this fall whether to increase tuition costs — and by how much. The price hikes would help fill an $86 million hole in the university’s operating budget.
Regents on Thursday learned about the proposed tuition schedule that would raise prices at every campus. The new price for one full-time semester at UH Manoa would be $4,332. The increases would be:
• $132 at UH Manoa
• $120 at UH Hilo
• $60 at the community colleges
• $228 for UH West Oahu, which has to deal with start-up costs
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