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Jamestown Community College has made many financial decisions adapting to the COVID-19 pandemic, including a stay of tuition for the coming school year.
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Jamestown Community College President Dr. Daniel DeMarte and his staff are looking forward to regaining their momentum as the world moves slowly closer toward a post COVID-19 future.
The college has announced to students that it will not raise tuition for the 2021-22 school year one key decision that is part of a much larger financial pie.
“It is a bit of an educated gamble on our part to hold tuition where we have had it this last year and if we need to make cuts, we’ll cut elsewhere,” DeMarte said. “The core of why we made this decision is we know this pandemic is not going to last forever. We are hoping that, now that the vaccine is out, that we can begin to get somewhat back to normal by summer and fall. All of our energy then, is going into regaining our momentum, get