GAINESVILLE, Fla. - Trustees for Florida's largest universities responded to a statewide budget crunch Friday by raising tuition, cutting staff and limiting enrollment.
University of Florida trustees approved a tuition hike of up to 15 percent for the 52,000 students at the state's largest university. Later Friday, Florida State trustees in Tallahassee adopted a plan to cap enrollment and eliminate 200 jobs.
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