HB 3015, 78th R.S.
Relating to the tuition and fees charged to students of institutions of higher education, to financial assistance funded by tuition, and to reports of availability and access by institutions of higher education.
Can't hardly wait: we'll name our best and worst legislators next month, but with outrage and excess piling up, it's not too soon to drop a few hints. Texas Legislature gives public colleges the power to set tuition. To ease budget crunch, public universities seek freedom from state controls. New ways to fund higher ed. Much higher education. We've got issues, people. 'Setting aside' money for college: how Texas funds student aid. |
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