According to The College BoardÂ®, the average 2014-2015 tuition increase was 3.7 percent at private colleges, and 2.9 percent at public universities. However, looking back at the last decade, the 10-year historical rate of increase is approximately 5 percent.
If you've already got the tattoo, all I can really recommend now is stay out of the pool for at least 2 weeks and then keep your swimming to a minimum if you absolutely must go, and make sure you clean your tattoo thorougly after getting out of the water.
1 Duke Health: Myth or Fact -- Wait 30 Minutes After Eating to Go Swimming. 2  NY Times Health; The Claim -- Never Swim After Eating; Anahad O'Connor; June 2005. 3  AARP; Myth Buster -- Swimming After Eating Is Dangerous; Geoff Williams; July 2008.4  Mayo Clinic: Infant and Toddler Health; Jay Hoecker; June 2010. Duke Health: Myth or Fact -- Wait 30 Minutes After Eating to Go Swimming. 2  NY Times Health; The Claim -- Never Swim After Eating; Anahad O'Connor; June 2005. 3  AARP; Myth Buster -- Swimming After Eating Is Dangerous; Geoff Williams; July 2008.