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RE: USA Today released athletic finances for 2016-17
FIU students pay less tuition and fees ($6,556) than LT ($9,255 - 41% higher), WKU ($10,202 - 56% higher) , Marshall ($7,798 - 19% higher) and USM ($8,108 - 24% higher). If you are so concerned about the cost for all poor students, might I suggest contacting your administration and state representatives to lower their tuition and fees to the levels of FIU.

(07-03-2018 05:01 PM)Dawgxas Wrote:  Not really, I have been to many North Texas games basketball and football games. I have never seen much support. Yes the funding is growing on the backs of students but not fan support
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