Texas Gov. Greg Abbott sent a letter to state colleges and universities freezing college tuition in the next biennium.

Greg Abbott said Wednesday he will not support any tuition increases at Texas colleges and universities in the next two years, continuing the tuition freeze currently in place. In a letter to public colleges and universities,

Texas Governor Greg Abbott has banned tuition hikes at public colleges for two years to ease the financial burden on families amid economic pressures.

Gov. Greg Abbott told higher education system leaders that he will not support tuition increases in next two academic years

Texas Gov. Greg Abbott (R) announced Wednesday that he has sent letters to all public universities in the state saying he would not support tuition raises over the next two years. His office

Abbott said he spoke to all of the university system Boards of Regents, whose members agree with his position.

Texas public colleges and universities should not increase tuition for another two years, Gov. Greg Abbott said Nov. 13, citing “significant rising costs due to inflation.”

In a letter sent to all universities and colleges in Texas, Gov. Greg Abbott said undergraduate tuition and fee increases are prohibited “in the next biennium.”

Texas universities should not approve tuition increases for the next two years, Gov. Greg Abbott said Wednesday. In a letter to higher education leaders, he cited families’ rising costs of living.

SAN ANTONIO - Universities across the state of Texas will not be raising the cost of tuition as inflation continues to take its toll.On Wednesday, Governor Greg