US EditionVMI keeps tuition flat, hoping affordability will help grow enrollment
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VMI keeps tuition flat, hoping affordability will help grow enrollment
As it continues working to revive lagging enrollment numbers, the board of visitors at the Virginia Military Institute voted Saturday not to increase tuition for the 2025-2026 school year. The vote took place as part of a lengthy discussion about the future of the state-run senior military college in Lexington, which has received increased scrutiny in recent years for both its Confederate history and for how it has opted to address those concern…
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