One of New Jersey’s largest public universities is being slammed by students after the school raised tuition and fees by 6% while cutting the number of credits students can take per semester.
Full-time undergraduates at New Jersey Institute of Technology will only be able to take 17 credits per semester, down from the previous 19 credits — unless they pay additional fees. Most classes are 3 or 4 credits.
The NJIT governing board approved the changes July 16, three months after most students registered for fall classes…