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* I could swallow the tuition hike and increased fees. I mean, inflation happens at ever school, not just Purdue.  However, what was a lot harder to swallow was the increase in dorm living, which was a lot more than 5%. I don't remember exact numbers, but it was around 8 to 9 percent.  That seemed like a pretty big leap to me.  Almost made me consider not living in the dorms anymore.
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* I could swallow the tuition hike and increased fees. I mean, inflation happens at ever school, not just Purdue.  However, what was a lot harder to swallow was the increase in dorm living, which was a lot more than 5%. I don't remember exact numbers, but it was around 8 to 9 percent.  That seemed like a pretty big leap to me.  Almost made me consider not living in the dorms anymore. [[User:Jhunsber|Josh Hunsberger]] 12:15, 12 March 2010 (UTC)
 
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Discussion: What do you think of the proposed tuition and fee increase for 2009-2010?

  • Purdue proposed a 5% tuition increase for residents, a 6% tuition increase for non-residents, a $500 fee for new students, a higher differential fee for engineering students, a new $500 differential fee for College of Technology students,....[1] What do you think?
  • I think the new tuition prices for returning students is a bit unfair. Though the University may need the money, I think it would be alot easier to swallow if only new students from here on out had to pay the fees.
  • Actually, there has been an update: for some students, the fees will be decreased and/or the tuition hike will not apply. See [2]. What do you think? --Mboutin 16:18, 24 September 2009 (UTC)
    • I tried to follow your link, but apparently its broken. Josh Hunsberger
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  • I could swallow the tuition hike and increased fees. I mean, inflation happens at ever school, not just Purdue. However, what was a lot harder to swallow was the increase in dorm living, which was a lot more than 5%. I don't remember exact numbers, but it was around 8 to 9 percent. That seemed like a pretty big leap to me. Almost made me consider not living in the dorms anymore. Josh Hunsberger 12:15, 12 March 2010 (UTC)
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