The University of Georgia will have "limited layoffs" as the state's largest college works to absorb about $32 million in state budget cuts, President Michael Adams said Thursday.
Adams said there are no plans to eliminate any departments.
A detailed plan to handle cuts is expected mid-May, Adams said during a media briefing. He will speak with students, faculty, staff and community members this afternoon.
In-state students will pay $4,736 a semester in tuition and fees this fall -- a $368 increase.
Adams said he is not insensitive to students' financial concerns, adding about one-third of his time is spent raising money for needs-based and merit-based aid.
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