Concordia University St. Paul to cut tuition by 20 percent
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Concordia University in St. Paul says it will cut undergraduate tuition by 20 percent — $5,,00 — starting next all, calling it a “tuition reset” that will return its sticker price to where it was more than 20 years ago. The school also cut tuition in 2013.
MPR News host Cathy Wurzer spoke with Eric LaMott, Provost and Chief Operating Officer at Concordia University, about next year’s planned drop.
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