Queen’s to lose $31.4 million in revenue following tuition cuts
Interim Provost and Vice-Principal speaks to expected impact on operating budget with students
Queen’s is developing their 2019-20 academic year budget—despite an expected $31.4 million drop in revenue.
On Jan. 17, the provincial government announced impending tuition cuts, changes to OSAP, and the creation of the Student Choice Initiative. The provincial government has also pledged to lower tuition fees at post-secondary institutions by 10 per cent for domestic students enrolled in funding-eligible programs.
The fees will remain at the reduced level for the following year.
Earlier this week, Interim Provost and Vice-Principal (Academic) Tom Harris explained how the cuts will impact Queen’s in an email to The Journal.
“The cuts to tuition fees will have a significant impact on the operating budgets of post-secondary institutions in Ontario, including Queen’s,” Harris said.
Interim Provost and Vice-Principal speaks to expected impact on operating budget with students
Queen’s is developing their 2019-20 academic year budget—despite an expected $31.4 million drop in revenue.
On Jan. 17, the provincial government announced impending tuition cuts, changes to OSAP, and the creation of the Student Choice Initiative. The provincial government has also pledged to lower tuition fees at post-secondary institutions by 10 per cent for domestic students enrolled in funding-eligible programs.
The fees will remain at the reduced level for the following year.
Earlier this week, Interim Provost and Vice-Principal (Academic) Tom Harris explained how the cuts will impact Queen’s in an email to The Journal.
“The cuts to tuition fees will have a significant impact on the operating budgets of post-secondary institutions in Ontario, including Queen’s,” Harris said.
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