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Join the Let’s Learn NC Campaign for Tuition Equality

February 5, 2013 by chris

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Tuition Equality: Good For Our Students, Good For Our State 

Today marks the launch of a new campaign seeking tuition equality for all North Carolina students. Let’s Learn NC is all about fairness, opportunity and equal access to education. This statewide grassroots campaign advocates for the same college tuition for all North Carolina students, because higher education should be equally accessible to all state residents. Currently, undocumented students are charged out of state tuition – which is four times higher than in state tuition – even if they meet the same residency requirements as other NC students (including a physical presence in NC for 12 continuous months).

Join Let’s Learn NC to become a part of this active movement for fairness for NC students and call for “One State / One Rate.”

Here are some great ways to get more involved:

  • Sign the petition here: http://letslearn.adelantenc.org/petition
  • Join the Let’s Learn email list for occasional campaign updates
  • Take a photo of yourself holding a “Let’s Learn NC” sign and submit it to the campaign here: http://tinyurl.com/letslearnphoto
  • Campus letters: Ask leaders at your campus to sign onto a letter supporting tuition equality.

-Chris Liu-Beers, Program Associate

Filed Under: Blog Tagged With: Children & Youth, Immigration

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