ASHLAND, Ohio — Ashland University is joining the list of Ohio campuses that freeze tuition for incoming freshmen to lock in that cost for four years.
University President Carlos Campo says in a statement that the change will help to keep tuition affordable and maintain the value of a student’s financial aid or renewable scholarships throughout their career at the private school in north-central Ohio.
Ashland’s tuition freeze starts with on-campus undergraduates entering the school next fall.
Ohio’s 13 public undergraduate universities all have tuition guarantee programs
