Ohio State Cuts Fees, Allows In-State Tuition for Military
September 10, 2018 | :by ABC 13
Ohio State University is eliminating dozens of fees as part of plan to save students $1.9 million a year.
University trustees approved the plan Friday, which includes the elimination of 278 course fees, or about 70 percent of all fees, covering costs such as laboratory sessions or specialized materials.
As part of the same savings plan, trustees announced discounts on digital textbooks starting with a pilot program for College of Social Work courses, with students paying $24 to $74 for digital textbooks that would cost $128 to $400 as traditional textbooks.
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