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The numbers are in and Kent State is benefiting from the success of its students. Reporter Michelle Hennon took a look at the numbers and found out how Kent State’s funding increase is stacking up against other in-state universities.

Due to the high retention and graduation rates, Kent State’s main campus will be receiving an unexpected increase in state funding for the 2013-2014 fiscal year.

The plan also includes a 2 percent tuition cap for public universities. It remains unclear whether the increase in state funding will affect the Board of Trustees’ decision made last year to raise tuition 3.5 percent.

Contact Michelle Hennon at [email protected].