CONCORD — The University System of New Hampshire Board of Trustees recently voted to freeze in-state tuition for the 2022-23 academic year. This is the fourth straight year that USNH has frozen tuition costs for New Hampshire residents.

Cathy Provencher, USNH chief administrative officer, said, "Our university system leadership, our governor, and our Legislature recognize that lessening the financial burden for our residents to pursue degrees is a key economic and workforce advantage for our state’s employers, our communities and for those who wish to establish careers, families and businesses here in New Hampshire."

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