TALLAHASSEE, Fla. — Florida legislators may get rid of automatic tuition increases that universities are supposed to charge.
A Senate panel on Tuesday approved a bill that would repeal a law that requires tuition rates to go up automatically each year by the rate of inflation if state legislators don’t raise rates.
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