RENO, Nev. (KOLO) – The Nevada System of Higher Education has approved a series of student fee adjustments to enhance campus services and facilities.
The adjustments will be made acros NSHE institutions to address various needs, including cost of living adjustments, enhanced student services and infrastructure improvements.
“While no one wants to increase fees, this was a carefully considered decision informed by input by student leaders and stakeholders,” said Board Chair Amy J. Carvalho. “These adjustments will help us uphold the quality of education and services that our students deserve.”
The following fees were adjusted:
- Differential fees for high-demand and specialized programs across NSHE to help hire faculty, obtain specialized equipment, and maintain facilities.
- General student fees to improve campus-wide needs such as expanded mental health services, upgrades to infrastructure and student school programs.
- Approved discounted nonresident fees for Nevada State University’s RN to BSN program
- A new fee was approved at NSU to support recreational facilities, wellness initiatives, and athletic programs
The amount the fees will increase was not specified.
“While no one wants to increase fees, this was a carefully considered decision informed by input by student leaders and stakeholders,” said Board Chair Amy J. Carvalho. “These adjustments will help us uphold the quality of education and services that our students deserve.”
Copyright 2024 KOLO. All rights reserved.
