The College of Charleston projects a $72,632 reduction in revenue from four out-of-state students receiving in-state tuition under this bill. Winthrop University reported an estimated loss of $50,000 to $75,000 based on historical enrollment of students who would qualify for in-state tuition. The University of South Carolina system could not determine the number of students who would receive in-state tuition under the bill, but for each out-of-state student reclassified as an student, the institution would lose $19,428 per year in revenue. The Citadel expects a revenue reduction of $752,340 based on 40 currently enrolled students who would become eligible for in-state tuition. South Carolina State University reported this bill would decrease other fund revenue by $262,500 based on current veteran enrollment. Lander University, Francis Marion University, and the South Carolina Technical Systems all indicated any revenue reduction from this bill is expected to be minimal due to the limited number of students who would become eligible for in-state tuition under this bill. Frank A. Rainwater, Executive Director Revenue and Fiscal Affairs Office
The College of Charleston projects a $72,632 reduction in revenue from four out-of-state students receiving in-state tuition under this bill. Winthrop University reported an estimated loss of $50,000 to $75,000 based on historical enrollment of students who would qualify for in-state tuition. The University of South Carolina system could not determine the number of students who would receive in-state tuition under the bill, but for each out-of-state student reclassified as an student, the institution would lose $19,428 per year in revenue. The Citadel expects a revenue reduction of $752,340 based on 40 currently enrolled students who would become eligible for in-state tuition. South Carolina State University reported this bill would decrease other fund revenue by $262,500 based on current veteran enrollment. Lander University, Francis Marion University, and the South Carolina Technical Systems all indicated any revenue reduction from this bill is expected to be minimal due to the limited number of students who would become eligible for in-state tuition under this bill. Frank A. Rainwater, Executive Director Revenue and Fiscal Affairs Office
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