Admitting more out-of-state students boosts Rutgers' revenue and helps make up for sagging state funding from Trenton, McAnuff said. The percentage of the Rutgers' $4 billion budget that comes directly state funding has decreased to about 24 percent.
"We can't increase tuition very much, the economy being what it is," McAnuff said. "We probably will take more students from out-of-state or international."
That means it will likely be more difficult for New Jersey students to get into Rutgers.
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"We can't increase tuition very much, the economy being what it is," McAnuff said. "We probably will take more students from out-of-state or international."
That means it will likely be more difficult for New Jersey students to get into Rutgers.
http://www.nj.com/education/2017/10/heres_why_its_getting_harder_for_nj_kids_to_get_in.html