Gov. Lamont warns of tight budget year
Connecticut State Colleges and Universities just approved a 5% tuition increase, on top of cutting staff and course offerings.
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Jan 18, 2024, 5:22 PM
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4ds agoThe governor says not to expect new spending in 2024 budget adjustments.
It could be bad news for college students. Connecticut State Colleges and Universities just approved a 5% tuition increase, on top of cutting staff and course offerings.
It's asking for more money to avoid additional cuts.
Lamont will present his budget changes on Feb. 7.
News 12 Connecticut will have full coverage on air and online.
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