Abilene students, others face increases in university tuition, fees - Abilene Reporter News


Recent hikes in tuition and fees will affect students in Abilene programs offered through Texas Tech Health Sciences Center.

And students who plan to attend Texas Tech, which is a separate entity from the health program, will be paying about $500 more a year after regents in June approved a 5.9 percent increase in tuition and fees.

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