If the Arizona Board of Regents passes the tuition hike proposal next month, it won't affect 99% of UA's undergraduate students who are already enrolled this year.
Kathryn Palmer The University of Arizona wants to raise undergraduate tuition by 3% for in-state students and 4% for out-of-state students who enroll next school year.
Last year, the UA raised its tuition and fees for the first time since before the COVID pandemic. Right now, in-state undergraduates who started in the fall of 2022 pay $11,525 in annual tuition and new non-residents pay $37,827. Under the proposal, all resident graduate students would see a 3% annual tuition increase, to $12,718.Additionally, the UA wants to increase all graduate students’ mandatory fees by $3.
"I believe that all students deserve the opportunity to have an affordable near-to-free college education," Patrick Robles, previous president of the ASUA student government, said in the news release."It is unfortunate that once again tuition rates have to increase for the sake of balancing out an ever-increasing cost of living and rising inflation rates. I hope to see the day that tuition rates do not have to increase in order to keep the university in operation.
Additionally, the release explained, “University presidents are also able to set the published resident undergraduate and graduate tuition rate in excess of the maximum growth rate if state funding were reduced.”
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