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UNG expects trouble ahead of $66M state budget cut

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UNG has projected a $2.54 million decrease in state funding for FY 2024. The university was also faced with a 10-percent state appropriations cut of $8.67 million in FY 2021 and a $13 million loss in tuition revenue. Governor Kemp has 40 days to approve or veto the bill.

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UNG expects trouble ahead of $66M state budget cut

University of North Georgia President Bonita Jacobs addressed faculty and staff Thursday with concerns of the $66 million budget cut for Fiscal Year 2024 passed Wednesday by Georgia legislatures.

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