Stefan Young, left, a senior accounting major, and Beronique Martin, a junior chemistry major, right, listen Thursday, April 18, 2019, as Larry Sykes, a Jackson State University senior majoring in business administration, stands outside Alexander Hall, and expresses his displeasure with the College Board raising tuition at all of the state's public universities for the fall. Sykes works so he can pay his own tuition. Mississippi's eight public universities plan to raise tuition by an average of 4% next fall, saying state funding increases this year are earmarked for increasing employee costs and they need more money to maintain programs. (AP Photo/Rogelio V. Solis)
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