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These universities in Tennessee are pushing to increase tuition. Here’s what we know
Several Tennessee public universities, including Middle Tennessee State University, University of Tennessee campuses, and Austin Peay State University, are proposing or approving tuition and fee increases for the 2026-27 academic year. The increases aim to fund scholarships, academic programs, and operational costs amid budget reductions and state funding cuts, with most universities citing 3% to 4.49% combined tuition and fee hikes.
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