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West Virginia University approves $7M in staff cuts and a 3% tuition increase - Vimarsana News

West Virginia University approves $7M in staff cuts and a 3% tuition increase

CHARLESTON, W.Va. (AP) — With more cuts expected, West Virginia University's governing board moved forward Friday with slashing 12 graduate and doctorate programs amid a $45 million budget shortfall and

West Virginia University approves $7M in staff cuts and a 3% tuition increase - Vimarsana News

West Virginia University approves $7M in staff cuts and a 3% tuition increase

With more cuts expected, West Virginia University’s governing board moved forward Friday with slashing 12 graduate and doctoral programs amid a $45 million budget shortfall. WVU's Board of Governors also

West Virginia University approves $7M in staff cuts and a 3% tuition increase - Vimarsana News

West Virginia University approves $7M in staff cuts and a 3% tuition increase

With more cuts expected, West Virginia University’s governing board moved forward Friday with slashing 12 graduate and doctoral programs amid a $45 million budget shortfall. WVU's Board of Governors also

West Virginia University approves $7M in staff cuts and a 3% tuition increase - Vimarsana News

West Virginia University approves $7M in staff cuts and a 3% tuition increase

With more cuts expected, West Virginia University’s governing board moved forward Friday with slashing 12 graduate and doctoral programs amid a $45 million budget shortfall. WVU's Board of Governors also

West Virginia University approves $7M in staff cuts and a 3% tuition increase - Vimarsana News

West Virginia University approves $7M in staff cuts and a 3% tuition increase

With more cuts expected, West Virginia University's governing board moved forward Friday with slashing 12 graduate and doctorate programs amid a $45 million budget shortfall and approved a just under 3 percent tuition increase. President Gordon Gee and other top university officials say the shortfall, which officials say could rise to $75 million in five years, is largely a result of enrollment declines. The student population at West Virginia University has declined 10% since 2015.

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