N.J. lawmakers seek to limit college tuition hikes
TRENTON — With the cost of college rising and graduates swimming in student debt, New Jersey lawmakers are calling for a cap on in-state tuition hikes at the state’s public college and universities. The Assembly Higher Education Committee on Monday approved a bill ( A552) that would place an annual 4 percent cap on in-state tuition…
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One of the main reasons ffor the increases in tuition is the salary increases for the professors.
Look at Rutgers for example. Their unionized professors have the highest pay scale in the entire country.
Put a cap on them – fat chance.
the bonuses and salary of the president are unreal.