The Georgia Board of Regents approved a tuition hike that will make students at one of the state`s four research schools pay $106 more in fees, students will also pay $250 at UGA, Georgia State, and Georgia Health Science University for fees, and Tech students will pay more than $350. Smaller schools will pay between $36 and $64 more per semester while fees will increase between $100 to $150. University Chancellor Erroll Davis said that the increases were needed thanks to budget reductions.