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UW System to offer vaccinated students $7K scholarships

Photo: Moderna Created: July 24, 2021 03:12 PM MADISON, Wis. (AP) - The University of Wisconsin System plans to offer nearly $500,000 in scholarships this fall to students who have been vaccinated against the coronavirus. Vaccinated students at campuses with at least 70% of the student body vaccinated by Oct. 15 will be entered into a drawing. Seventy winners will each receive a $7,000 scholarship. System President Tommy Thompson says he s pushing hard because getting to 70% would mean “we re going to have a very safe year.” UW-Madison isn t participating in the program because Chancellor Rebecca Blank is considering her own incentive program. Credits

UW System launches tuition scholarship raffle to boost student vaccination rate

UW System launches tuition scholarship raffle to boost student vaccination rate
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UW System launches tuition scholarship raffle to boost student vaccination rate

UW System launches tuition scholarship raffle to boost student vaccination rate
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Free to raise tuition, UW regents choose not to

MADISON, Wis. (AP) — University of Wisconsin System leaders voted Thursday against raising tuition just hours after Gov. Tony Evers signed a budget that gave them the ability to do so for the first time in years. The Board of Regents approved a system budget that calls for no resident undergraduate tuition increases for the 2021-22 academic year. Republican legislators froze resident undergraduate tuition heading into the 2013-14 academic year. That was finally undone on Thursday when Evers signed a Republican-written state budget that, besides handing control of tuition back to the board, includes a $2 billion income tax cut. Regaining control of tuition was “something that we ve all wanted and rightfully deserved,” interim System President Tommy Thompson said, t he Wisconsin State Journal reported.

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