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South Dakota students going to college in Minnesota no longer get tuition reciprocity

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In December, the South Dakota Board of Regents expanded its Advantage program to extend the in-state tuition rate to Minnesota, among other states. In order to include Minnesota in the program, the longstanding reciprocity agreement between the two states ended. The change came with little public notification and has been questioned by Sioux Falls Education Association President Tim Eckart.

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South Dakota ends longstanding college tuition agreement with Minnesota

High schools were alerted of the change this week, long after many students and parents have made decisions and written checks for the fall 2024 semester

2 months ago·Fairfield, United States

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South Dakota students going to college in Minnesota no longer get tuition reciprocity

A representative for the South Dakota Board of Regents said the move was "increasing South Dakota’s competitive advantage."

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