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Friday August 31, 2001

Pay tuition by Tuesday or be dropped from classes

Approximately 2,000 students have not yet paid, officials say

Students who have not yet paid their tuition or who owe the UA more than $25 have until 4 p.m. Tuesday to pay tuition and other fees before they are dropped from their classes.

As of Wednesday, 2,104 students had not yet paid, said Randy Richardson, interim vice president for Undergraduate Education.

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