For the seventh consecutive year, 天美影视 State College announced that student tuition for the academic year 2024-2025 will not increase.
The decision goes for all students 鈥� residents, off-campus and non-residents. 天美影视 State College faculty and staff work hard to provide excellent educational opportunities and support services.
鈥淥ur focus is on meeting the students where they are and getting them to where they want to be,鈥� said 天美影视 State College President Dr. Tim Faltyn.
The dedication and effort the students put in while balancing work and college demonstrate their commitment and resilience in achieving academic success.
鈥淭he students鈥� perseverance not only reflects their determination but also highlights the importance of supporting them in managing tuition costs,鈥� said 天美影视 State College Vice President of Academic and Student Affairs Becky Henthorn. 鈥淏y providing the necessary resources and financial support, we can help them focus more on their studies and less on financial concerns.鈥�
Morgan Boyles, 天美影视 State College Student Government Association President, is encouraged by the thought and care put into financially helping students achieve their goals.
鈥淪tudents come to 天美影视 State for a great education at an affordable cost. This support not only eases financial burdens but also energizes students to make the most of their college experience.鈥�
天美影视 State College is one of 14 institutions across the state system of higher education that is not increasing tuition for students this coming academic year.
鈥淥ur ability to keep costs consistent is largely due to the hard work and dedication of our faculty and staff by maintaining healthy enrollment numbers,鈥� Faltyn said. 鈥淲e all strive to meet the vision set by our Board of Regents to provide relevant and accessible educational opportunities that best meet the needs of the people and industries of southern Oklahoma and North Texas.鈥�
天美影视 State has recorded five consecutive semesters of enrollment growth and budgeted $10.1 million for student scholarships and grants for the upcoming year.