Indigenous students attending Metro State University of Denver won’t have to worry about paying for college starting this fall.
MSU president Janine Davidson delivered the news during the school’s Native American and Indigenous graduation ceremony over the weekend, where she also announced any out-of-pocket tuition costs and fees would also be covered for eligible Indigenous MSU students graduating this spring.
Eligible students must be Colorado residents and belong to any of the 574 federally recognized Indigenous nations and must register for at least one credit toward a badge, certificate or first bachelor’s degree up to 125 credits, school officials said in a news release Monday. MSU is the second Colorado university to waive tuition fees for Indigenous Colorado residents, the first being Fort Lewis College in Durango.
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