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• Campus & Community

The Board of Directors has approved a comprehensive 5.1 percent increase in tuition, room and board for 2005-06, bringing the total cost to $34,596.

Despite the increase, Wittenberg remains below the national average for tuition percentage increases among private, four-year colleges and four-year public universities.

According to Darrell Kitchen, vice president for business and finance, the increase will help the university maintain its coveted 14:1 student-faculty ratio, continue to upgrade technology, balance the needs of students and faculty, and help fullfill the university’s primary goal of educating students for a lifetime of satisfaction and success.