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More media outlets are covering UW-Green Bay’s decision to eliminate the $50 application fee for Wisconsin Technical College transfer students. Here is some of the media coverage: UW-Green Bay waiving application fee For Technical...
“Wisconsin technical students wishing to transfer to UW-Green Bay won’t have to pay extra to apply. Starting immediately, officials say UW-Green Bay will waive the $50 application fee for prospective students from all Wisconsin Technical...
UW-Green Bay’s room and board costs will remain flat and segregated fees will increase by 6 percent under the 2014-15 UW System operating budget passed today (Thursday, June 5) by the Board of Regents...
President Heba Mohammad and some UW-Green Bay Student Government leaders are making a push for subsidized childcare for students, faculty and staff. A Childcare Q&A was scheduled to take place at 11:30 a.m. today...
UW-Green Bay’s segregated fees will increase by 0.4 percent, and room and board costs by 4.2 percent, under the 2013-14 UW System operating budget unanimously approved during Thursday’s (July 11) Board of Regents meeting....
Dean of Enrollment Services Mike Stearney did a great job explaining the intricacies of student segregated fees for a story in Monday’s (July 16) Green Bay Press-Gazette. The story explored why UW-Green Bay has...
As we told you Monday, the Board of Regents this week also will consider board president Kevin Reilly’s proposal to increase tuition at UW System schools by 5.5 percent for the 2012-13 academic year....
The University of Wisconsin-Green Bay’s annual tuition and student fees would increase almost 5 percent to nearly $7,650 for a Wisconsin resident attending school full time, according to a proposal that will be considered Thursday.
The University of Wisconsin-Green Bay’s annual tuition and student fees would increase 4.5 percent to nearly $7,300 for a Wisconsin resident attending school full time, according to a proposal that will be considered Thursday.
