Bills come due for new tuition policy
A key legislative decision made a year ago will start hitting family checkbooks this summer, when state college tuition bills come due.
Category archives for: Higher Ed
New duties, new jobs at DHE
The Colorado Commission on Higher Education Friday got an update on some changes in senior management at the Department of Higher Education.
Metro students get double-digit hike
Full-time Colorado students at Metro State College will pay 18.1 percent more for their educations next year.
Bennet encourages undocumented youth
U.S. Sen. Michael Bennet, D-Colo., met with undocumented students Friday to talk about re-introducing the DREAM ACT. Video
Regents raise CU tuition, fees
The University of Colorado Board of Regents Wednesday approved 2011-12 tuition and fees recommended by the administration.
CU reaching for $1.5 billion
The University of Colorado this week launched the public phase of a $1.5 billion fund-raising campaign intended to support scholarships, provide faculty and program improvements, pay for buildings and support research.
Higher ed bill a work in progress
The Senate Education Committee Thursday gave 6-1 approval to Senate Bill 11-052, the higher education performance-funding bill.
Teacher pension bite could rise
School boards would be allowed to lower their pension contributions while raising those of employees under a bill introduced in the legislature Wednesday.
CCHE alters financial aid as demand rises
As more needy college students seek financial aid, state officials tweak the allocation formula to limit the losses for those already enrolled
New era dawns for college tuition
How much more tuition Colorado college students pay may still be in the hands of the legislature, despite the new tuition flexibility law
