Ohio State University’s board of trustees voted to increase tuition and fees for new students Thursday by 4.6%, amounting to an additional $549 annually for incoming freshmen from the Buckeye State. The change will bring the total cost per year to attend the university to $12,485 for new undergraduates. Out-of-state students will see a 5% surcharge rise in their tuition costs on top of the 4.6% increase for all freshmen. They will now pay $35,019 annually, $2,252 more than last year. Tuition: More than 700 for free Columbus State tuition, path to Ohio State Ohio State athletics: Ohio State to begin paying academic bonuses to athletes this fall Education in Ohio: From $2,000 grants to free speech: Ohio passes sweeping higher education reform bill The surcharge specific to international students will remain the same as last year, and their costs will now be $39,650 per year. Returning undergraduate students from Ohio will…
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