New Jersey A1677 prohibits public colleges from raising resident undergraduate tuition for four years after a student's first enrollment.

New Jersey A1677 prohibits public institutions of higher education from increasing resident undergraduate tuition for four continuous academic years following a student's initial enrollment. This applies to students who enroll in the academic year following the bill's enactment. For students in programs requiring more than four years, the prohibition extends for the duration of their program. The bill aims to stabilize tuition costs for undergraduate students.

New Jersey A1677 prohibits public colleges from raising resident undergraduate tuition for four years after a student's first enrollment.

New Jersey A1677 prohibits public institutions of higher education from increasing resident undergraduate tuition for four continuous academic years following a student's initial enrollment. This applies to students who enroll in the academic year following the bill's enactment. For students in programs requiring more than four years, the prohibition extends for the duration of their program. The bill aims to stabilize tuition costs for undergraduate students.