South Carolina State University officials decided today to rely largely on savings along with surpluses from various projects to avoid red ink.
The plan was approved by a panel of five trustees after a look at unspecified job cuts was dropped.
The move is designed to cover an estimated $3.5 million deficit that school leaders attribute largely to less tuition coming in, after enrollment at the Orangeburg school declined by 350 students this spring.
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