January 22, 2012
States Push Even Further to Cut Spending on Colleges
David Tulis, AP Images
Gov. Nathan Deal of Georgia
For nearly four years, governors and state legislators have focused on little else in higher education but cutting budgets to deal with historic gaps in revenue. Now, with higher-education support at a 25-year low, lawmakers are considering some policy changes that have been off-limits in the past, such as consolidating campuses and eliminating governing boards.
Such proposals reflect the reality that, in most states, money for higher education will be constrained for the foreseeable
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