IPFW Seeking More Tuition Affordability

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IPFW has announced plans to make tuition more affordable for prospective out-of-state students. The university has signed an agreement with the Midwest Student Exchange Program and will offer the discounted tuition rate for undergraduate students beginning this fall.

In the MSEP, schools will charge students no more than 150 percent of the in-state resident tuition rate for specific programs. Students must be enrolling as a non-resident student to be eligible for the discount.

IPFW joins more than 100 colleges and universities throughout the Midwest to take part in the program. IPFW Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs Carl Drummond says participating in the MSEP helps the university establish an identity throughout the region.

You can connect to more information about the partnership between IPFW and the MSEP by clicking here.