GET Prepaid Tuition Plan to reopen with pricing lower than current tuition

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The GET Prepaid Tuition Plan reopened for enrollment on November 1, 2025, featuring lower pricing than current tuition rates. This initiative marks its 26th year, allowing families to lock in tuition rates for future college expenses. The annual enrollment period lasts through November, providing ample time for families to participate. As college tuition continues to rise, this program offers a strategic financial option for parents concerned about escalating costs. Officials assert that the plan enhances access to higher education, aligning with broader efforts to make college more affordable.

In the previous year, tuition rates saw a significant increase, which has sparked discussions about financial planning for education. The plan's reopening comes at a critical time when families are seeking reliable strategies to manage the cost of college. By securing today’s rates, families can mitigate future financial burdens associated with higher education.

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