(AP) – The University of Arkansas will restrict employee
tuition waivers beginning in May and allow them only for undergraduate hours,
unless chancellors at individual campuses agree to pay graduate tuition.
The Arkansas Democrat-Gazette reports that trustees approved the changes
Friday.
Employees currently pay 10 percent of undergraduate or graduate tuition at the
university where they work or 30 percent at a sister institution.
Under the new rule, employees of at least one semester can waive 50 percent
for up to 132 undergraduate hours. A chancellor could waive more on his or her
campus or reimburse a percentage of graduate tuition on another campus — if the
campus pays for it.
Employees enrolled before May 1 can continue at the original level if they
complete at least three credit hours in a calendar year.
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