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.
This takes approximately 3-4weeks. This means no swimming, and no baths. Showering of course, is fine (and recommended!) but unless the tattoo is somewhere that will not be soaking in the water (like your neck or somewhere you can keep levitated above the water), I would not have a bath until the tattoo is healed.