Steve Metzer

Tulsa World Capitol Bureau Staff Writer

OKLAHOMA CITY — Tulsa Community College was the higher education institution in Oklahoma apparently most impacted by a recent court ruling that undocumented students may no longer pay in-state tuition rates to attend public colleges or universities.

According to information provided by the State Regents for Higher Education, 139 students at TCC were affected.

Angela Caddell, a media representative for the regents, said in an email that a recent review of data showed a total of 376 students were affected across the state’s public higher education system. There was no indication as to why Tulsa Community College had a larger number than other institutions. Tuition costs at community colleges are typically much lower than they are at

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