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Who should foot this FLC tab?

Bipartisan support for tuition waiver act would secure education for Native American students
Olivia Clah, a Navajo from Mexican Hat, Utah, graduated from Fort Lewis College last weekend with a degree in elementary education. FLC currently serves Native American students from about 155 tribes.
Amanda Dodge, a Navajo who recently graduated from Fort Lewis College with a degree in exercise science, said it’s not important to her if the state continues to pay for the Native American Tuition Waiver or if the federal government takes over the task, just so long as the program continues.

Who should foot this FLC tab?

Olivia Clah, a Navajo from Mexican Hat, Utah, graduated from Fort Lewis College last weekend with a degree in elementary education. FLC currently serves Native American students from about 155 tribes.
Amanda Dodge, a Navajo who recently graduated from Fort Lewis College with a degree in exercise science, said it’s not important to her if the state continues to pay for the Native American Tuition Waiver or if the federal government takes over the task, just so long as the program continues.
Native Americans at FLC

Top 5 most populous tribes among Native American FLC students: Navajo, Cherokee, Choctaw, Cent Coun Tlingit/Haida, White Mountain Apache, AZ.
7%: Rise in Native American first-time freshmen confirmations, which are students who have been accepted and acknowledged that acceptance.
155: Tribes represented among the 1,123 Native American students at FLC.
Durango Herald