Following what it called “18 months of intense analysis and vigorous debate,” the Cooper Union for the Advancement of Science and Art announced on Tuesday that its Board of Trustees had voted last week to begin charging tuition to undergraduate students, in another move that breaks with the selective New York City college’s long-held custom of offering its students a free higher education.
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