BAGUIO CITY - Seven universities
here and one in Abra will raise tuition fees the coming school year.
Ramon Santiago, acting director
of the Commission on Human Rights in the Cordillera Administrative Region, said
that they will closely monitor the eights schools' compliance of requirements.
Santiago said that the eight
schools will raise their tuition fees for the increased salaries of their
teachers and for the purchase of more equipment for the students.
The CHED director, meanwhile,
clarified that the eight schools must hold dialogues with their students before
implementing the tuition fee hike.
"It is in this part of the
process where CHED will closely observe as to the proceedings. We hope the
demanded increases would be reasonable and that the additional amounts
collected would really be spent for the welfare of the students and
teachers," said Santiago.
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