- New Brunswick Schools Get More State Aid Under New Funding Formula
- Rutgers Hikes Tuition, Student Fees for 2018-2019 Academic Year
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By GEORGE WOOLSTON
August 2, 2018TRENTON, NJ— Some county college students around the state could attend classes in 2019 for free thanks to a pilot program launched by Gov. Phil Murphy’s administration yesterday.
The program, the Community College Innovation Challenge, is the first phase of the governor’s initiative to provide two years of community college free for students across the state. It was ...
NEW BRUNSWICK, NJ - State aid for the city's schools will increase $6.3 million under a legislation Gov. Phil Murphy signed into law this week to revise the formula for distributing funding.
New Brunswick will receive $133,216,698 for the 2018-19 school, an increase of 5 percent from the $126,873,046 the school district receive this past academic year.
Murphy this week signed a ...
NEW BRUNSWICK, NJ - Rutgers University Board of Governors today approved a 2.3 percent hike in tuition and fees, as well as increases for dorm rooms and meals, for the 2018-2019 academic year.
The increase now brings the annual cost for undergraduate students to $14,975, which is $337 more than this past school year.
Student housing will increase 1.9 percent, and ...
MIDDLESEX COUNTY, NJ - The Middlesex County Vocational and Technical Schools granted diplomas to 469 students in graduation ceremonies held simultaneously on all five campuses on June 27.
“I know that all of the people here have been a part of your journey and they are all still committed to you,” Middlesex County Freeholder Shanti Narra said before a packed auditorium on the MCVTS ...