Some higher education leaders are applauding news out of Richmond that although students will pay more in tuition and fees this year, the yearly increase is the lowest in a decade. That’s less than half of last year’s average of seven-point-nine percent. And as Virginia Public Radio’s Tommie McNeil reports, the decline is due, in part, to a significant investment made by state lawmakers over the last two years.
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