None of Arizona's three public universities will raise tuition for-in-state undergrad students next school year.
That means tuition rates for those students in the 2017-18 school year will remain the same in 2018-19.
Entering undergrad students will pay two percent more tuition, but fees will remain the same.
To see the full tuition proposals, click here.
Here is the UA's tuition proposal:
- For entering freshmen, the cost of the four-year guarantee including mandatory fees and tuition together will be higher than last year by 1.80% ($220) for residents and 1.93% ($688) for non-residents
- For undergraduate students at UA South, the branch campus located in Sierra Vista, the change in mandatory fees and tuition together will be 1.89% ($169) for residents and 1.97% ($623) for non-residents
- For graduate students, the change in mandatory fees and tuition together will be 1.81% ($232) for residents and 1.93% ($631) for non-residents
- For undergraduate students in UA Online, students will see a $10 increase in the per unit rate, establishing new rate tiers of $500, $525, and $560. UA Online rates have not increased since the launch of UA Online in Fall, 2015.
The Arizona Board of Regents will host a tuition workshop from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. March 29 at ASU.
The universities will set their tuitions for next school year April 5.
