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INCREASE IN STUDENT FEES

The Chancellor reported that an increase in student fees will be necessary in order (1) to
provide one-half of the cost of an increase in faculty salaries (the other half to be provided
by the Governor from a special appropriation) to reach the national average for comparable
institutions of higher learning, and (2) to finance the cost of eight new faculty positions and
one half-time faculty position. The proposal is to increase the College general fee by $35 00
and the tuition for out-of-state students by $75 00.


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The current and proposed student fees are as follows.

                         
1963-1964
Virginia Out-of-State
 
To Become Effective
1 September 1964
Virginia Out-of-State
 
Students Living in
Residence Halls 
Tuition  $ None  $ 425  $ None  $ 500 
General college fees  435  435  470  470 
Student activity fee  21  21  21  21 
Residential fee  226  226  226  226 
Board  333  333  333  333 
Total  $1,015  $1,440  $1,050  $1,550 
Students Not Living in
Residence Halls 
Tuition  $ None  $ 425  $ None  $ 500 
General college fees  435  435  470  470 
Student activity fee  21  21  21  21 
Total  $ 456  $ 881  $ 491  $ 991 

The following resolution was adopted:

RESOLVED by the Board of Visitors of The Rector and Visitors of the University of Virginia
that Mary Washington College be and it is hereby authorized to increase the general college
fees by $35 00, and out-of-state tuition by $75 00, effective 1 September 1964, for the purpose
of increasing faculty salaries in accordance with the plan proposed by the Governor, one-half
to be financed by the College and one-half by the Governor, and to establish additional new
positions.