A proposal of Gov. Sam Brownback’s in his State of the State message was for Kansas universities to find a way for students to earn a bachelor’s degree for the bargain-basement tuition cost of $15,000.
He asked the Legislature to earmark $1 million for the proposal.
A spokesman for the Board of Regents, Breeze Richardson, said then for such a program to work “it will have to be through a multi-institution response.”
Cowley County Community College in Arkansas City will try to develop a program that fits within the $15,000 limit. Cowley County’s…
Goal of $15,000 tuition prompts new matches
