JSU president: Budget cuts could lead to tuition hikes
Jacksonville State University President Bill Meehan said a possible 10 percent cut in state funding next year likely would mean an increase in tuition for the school.
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Meehan on Wednesday told the Gadsden Kiwanis Club that Gov. Robert Bentley has given the school two scenarios — one involving a 3 percent cut in this year’s budget and another, more drastic proposal cutting the school’s state funding next year by 10 percent.
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