Students attending University of Wisconsin schools will pay nearly 7% more for in-state tuition this school year after a vote by the UW Board of Regents on Thursday. The tuition increase – which was more than university officials had proposed and at the high end of what Gov. Jim Doyle had recommended – means that tuition for the coming school year will go up by $356 at UW-Milwaukee and by $364 at UW-Madison.
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