Oregon Tech reduces tuition increase after corrections from the HECC

Oregon Tech reduces tuition increase after corrections from the HECC

KLAMATH FALLS, Ore. - Oregon Institute of Technology (Oregon Tech) announced that the University will reduce its proposed tuition increase to 4.5%, instead of the previously announced rate increase of 6.6%. The announcement is based on adjustments to the Higher Education Coordinating Commission (HECC) funding model.

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Oregon Tech Board of Trustees emphasizes increased financial aid to students in setting tuition and fees

Oregon Tech Board of Trustees emphasizes increased financial aid to students in setting tuition and fees

KLAMATH FALLS, Ore. - The Oregon Institute of Technology (“Oregon Tech”) Board of Trustees met April 2, both remotely and with a few members meeting at the university’s Klamath Falls campus, practicing social distancing. Oregon Tech Board chair, Jessica Gomez, as well as other board members and President Nagi Naganathan, acknowledged the extraordinary times in which the university is now operating and the forward looking efforts underway.

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Oregon Tech Board of Trustees give the green light for 9% tuition increase

Oregon Tech Board of Trustees give the green light for 9% tuition increase

The Oregon Institute of Technology (“Oregon Tech”) Board of Trustees met May 30 at the university’s Klamath Falls campus, discussing among other items tuition levels for academic year 2019-20, and recommendations for two new degree programs.

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Merkley Joins Oregon College Presidents in Announcing Legislation to End Student Debt Crisis

Merkley Joins Oregon College Presidents in Announcing Legislation to End Student Debt Crisis

KLAMATH FALLS, Ore. – Oregon’s Senator Jeff Merkley today joined Oregon Institute of Technology President Nagi Naganathan and Klamath Community College President Roberto Gutierrez in pushing for the Debt-Free College Act, legislation that will reverse the growing student debt crisis in Oregon and across the United States. The bill creates a path for students to be able to attend public colleges without taking on debt.

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