Oklahoma education leaders propose deal for $80.4M, tuition freeze
Higher education leaders vowed to freeze tuition next year if the state Legislature appropriates $80.4 million more in operational costs for Oklahoma 's public colleges and universities. The funding is part of a $1.18 billion request for funding for fiscal year 2010.
Eight college presidents joined State Regents for Higher Education in Oklahoma City on Friday to pitch the funding plan, and Oklahoma State University...
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