University of Pittsburgh says it's willing to freeze in-state tuition in 2024-25 — if it gets a larger state subsidy

The University of Pittsburgh says it’s willing to freeze in-state tuition for the 2024-25 academic year, provided the state delivers a larger-than-usual state appropriation that year: a 9.25% increase. The dollar request was conveyed to state officials in a letter of intent Friday. An in-state freeze would apply to thousands

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