Tuition for all students skyrockets
Beginning this term, the Uni
versity will have th(? second
highest tuition of any public
university in the western Unit
ed Stales.
in-state law students will pay
$5,018 this year, a 40 5 percent
increase from last year's cost of
$0,570. Non-resident law stu
dents will pay $0,446 for the
1001-92 year, a 67.8 percent in
crease from last year's cost of
$5,328.
In addition to raising tuition,
the law school had to trim the
1001-92 first-year class to 125
students, down from 180 last
year Further enrollment cuts
will follow until 1003 04, when
the entire law enrollment will
be stabilized at 300 students
This year. 440 law students are
enrolled
Tiie law school cuts and tui
tion increases were made to de
crease the student-to-faculty ra
tio and augment fat ultv salaries
and student services. The
American liar Association had
threatened to remove Oregon's
law school from its list ol at
credited institutions unless
these changes wore made
Undergraduate tuition for
resident University students
will t ost 52,508 a year, or 5107
more a term In state undergrad
tuition at the University of < ah
forniu tit Berkeley, the most ex
pensive public school in the
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Stacey replaces Colson
Anita Stacey was appointed
hy the ASUO July H to Till the
Incidental Fee Committee seat
vacated a month ago when
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