Tuition at ISU:In-state vs. Out-of-State

A Mediation by:Max Smith

Ease of access

Government subsidies

Relevant Programs

Iowa Residents

Pay roughly double that of In-state

Difficult to transfer

May choose to live in IowaAfter graduation

Minnesota Residents

Both highly value education

Both agree schooling may be A financial setback.

Increasing enrollment

Living and other expenses

Common ground

Iowa Board of Regents reconsider reciprocity

Government increase in education funding

University offer incentive to students

Ease residency requirements

Mediation: What can be done?

End

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