New Jersey S3248 prohibits public institutions of higher education from raising resident undergraduate tuition for four years after initial.
New Jersey S3248 mandates that public institutions of higher education cannot increase the tuition for resident undergraduate students for four continuous academic years following their initial enrollment. This applies to students in programs requiring more than four years by extending the prohibition to the completion period. The act takes effect immediately for students enrolling in the academic year following its enactment.
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