Thousands of Tennessee students will have to pay more for their education this fall.
This comes after The Tennessee Board of Regents approved a 3% tuition increase for all 37 community and technical colleges across the state with just five weeks until classes begin.
If students receive a state or federal scholarship, the increase will not affect them.
Students urged to take advantage of financial aid that they qualify for or scholarships.
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Thousands of Tennessee students will have to pay more for their education this fall.
This comes after The Tennessee Board of Regents approved a 3% tuition increase for all 37 community and technical colleges across the state with just five weeks until classes begin.
If students receive a state or federal scholarship, the increase will not affect them.
Students urged to take advantage of financial aid that they qualify for or scholarships.