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Newspaper Article
State's community colleges to cost less soon
1998
Overview
The costs of attending community college are steadily rising across the county. But beginning next month in Massachusetts, most of the 68,000 community college students will be able to attend one of the state's 15 two-year schools for $500 a year or less. Under Massachusetts' new Community College Access Grant Program, most students with a family income below $36,000 will pay nothing to attend one of the community colleges. And most students with incomes below $80,000 will pay no more than $500 a year for tuition and fees. Not surprising, virtually all public community college students have incomes well below the $80,000 level, so the majority of community college students will likely reap the benefits.
Publisher
GateHouse Media, Inc
