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The Horizon

The student news site of Indiana University Southeast

The Horizon

The student news site of Indiana University Southeast

The Horizon

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Students, not customers

Charlyn Corum, Staff Reporter March 7, 2016

Free does not always mean better. Senator Bernie Sanders’ College for All Act states that all students deserve to go to college tuition and debt free no matter how much money their parents make. The...

IU Southeast to begin flat-rate tuition for full-time students

IU Southeast to begin flat-rate tuition for full-time students

Joel Stinnett, Staff Reporter November 26, 2015

An IU Southeast education will have added value for some students beginning in fall 2016. Indiana University announced Wednesday that its regional campuses – including IU Southeast – will be moving...

Tuition freeze only at Bloomington

Tuition freeze only at Bloomington

Hannah Foreman, Staff Reporter September 21, 2015

The Indiana University Bloomington campus experienced a freeze this past summer but not in the weather. As of June 3rd, IU Bloomington tuition rates will be frozen and will not be increased for the next...

College — no place for easy A’s

IUS Horizon October 21, 2012
As students graduate high school and plan to take on the next milestone by attending college, some are often plagued with the naive belief that college will be the same as high school. For instance, in high school, some students may not have had to put much effort into achieving an A on a test, but, in college, grades are supposed to be rigorously earned. One should expect the standard would increase at a higher institution of learning in regard to academic success and the motivation to try.

IUS tuition increases 3.3 percent

IUS Horizon August 28, 2011
IU Southeast’s tuition was raised 3.3 percent, a rate which will continue for the next two years. The proposal was approved by the IU Board of Trustees on May 31. Due to lack of funding, the university has experienced a reduction of $1.7 million in state appropriation for this biennium and the next. Full-time students will now pay $6,364.80 for tuition and fees in 2011-12.
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