According to a 2015 CollegeBoard report, in-state
tuition and fees at four-year public institutions increased at an annual rate
of 3.4 percent per year, beyond inflation, between 2005-06 and 2015-16.
Michigan State University students pay for school in a variety of ways, some
use loans, others get help from their parents, and some students even have
scholarships that cover a lot of costs associated with being a student at MSU.
Keondanaya Sturdivant is a freshman at MSU, and she has a scholarship that pays
for her entire tuition, but still feels stressed when it comes to paying for
room and board. MSU Freshman Audrianna Gibson said that paying for school is “the
biggest stressor” on her as a student. Gibson said she relies on loans and
scholarships primarily to pay for school, and said she wants to get a job soon
to help lighten the burden of paying for school.
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