Overview
- In-state tuition will rise by 2.5%, while out-of-state and foreign students will face increases of 5% and 7% respectively.
- The tuition adjustments come after a period of stable fees, with the last increase recorded in 2019.
- Online students will also see increased fees, aligning more closely with in-person student costs.
- Admissions testing waivers will continue at most campuses, with only the three most selective requiring SAT or ACT scores.
- The state has increased its funding for the university system by $200 million, aiming to offset some of the financial burdens on students.