LARAMIE, Wyo. (AP) - The University of Wyoming College of Law is hoping to attract more nonresident students by offering in-state tuition to some out-of-state applicants.
The Laramie Boomerang reported Friday (https://bit.ly/2lg7kat ) that College of Law Dean Klinton Alexander told the UW Board of Trustees that the college uses a loosely-applied policy to offer a small number of high-performing students a tuition discount. He said at a Jan. 19 meeting that the in-state tuition allows the College of law to compete with law schools at nearby institutions.
The Board of Trustees approved a motion to allow for three tuition waivers each year providing a tuition discount for nonresident students through three years of law school.
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UW College of Law Director of Admissions Lisa Nunley says the change means out-of-state students will get the discount at least until 2020.
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Information from: Laramie Boomerang, https://www.laramieboomerang.com
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