THE UNIVERSITY OF Massachusetts is raising tuition across the board this fall for the first time in three years. The change comes amid financial pressure because of high inflation and other expected cost increases. Trustees on Wednesday voted to increase in-state, undergraduate tuition by 2.5% for the 2022-2023 academic year. That would add $395 to the bill of a student at the flagship Amherst campus, and slightly less at Boston, Dartmouth and Lowell.
BOSTON (AP) – The University of Massachusetts, under financial pressure because of high inflation and other expected cost increases, is raising tuition across the board this fall for the first time in three years. Trustees on April 13 voted to increase in-state, undergraduate tuition by 2.5% for the 2022-2023 academic year, which would add $395…
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