MADISON, Wis. (AP) — University of Wisconsin System students would have to play more in fees and for room-and-board this year under a plan regents are considering. The regents are scheduled to vote Thursday on a 2020-21 operating budget that calls for increasing student fees an average of $30 across the system’s four-year schools. Room-and-board costs would go up an average of nearly $130 across the institutions. UW-Oshkosh would see the biggest jump in fees at $60. UW-River Falls would see the biggest increase in room-and-board costs at $96. Tuition for in-state undergraduates would remain frozen as per language in the current state budget.
