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2013-14 Tuition and Fee Rates:

A National Comparison

Marc Webster July 2014

Table of Contents INTRODUCTION ..................................................................................................................................................... 1

NATIONAL CONTEXT .......................................................................................................................................... 1

HOW WASHINGTON COMPARES .................................................................................................................... 2

LIMITATIONS .......................................................................................................................................................... 3

CONCLUSION .......................................................................................................................................................... 3

AUTHOR CONTACT .............................................................................................................................................. 4

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ..................................................................................................................................... 4

APPENDIX A: Resident Undergraduate Tuition and Required Fees by State ................................ 5

APPENDIX B: National Comparisons – Tuition and Required Fees by Sector and Residency, 2009-10 to 2013-14 .......................................................................................................................................... 11

APPENDIX C: List of Colleges and Universities Included in the Survey ........................................ 21

Washington Student Achievement Council Page 1

INTRODUCTION

This report includes tuition and fee data for flagship institutions, comprehensive institutions, and community colleges. This is the forty-third such report prepared in Washington. Previous annual reports published by predecessor agencies to the Washington Student Achievement Council are available online at http://wsac.wa.gov/hecb-archives.

Tuition and fee rates for academic year 2013-14 were collected by staff from the Connecticut Office of Higher Education, who developed an online tool to collect these data from the 50 states and transmitted the information to the Council in early 2014. Washington Student Achievement Council staff analyzed the data and prepared the current report.

States also had the opportunity to amend their data for prior years (in this case, 2009-10 to 2012-13) to account for any changes that occurred after submitting last year’s report. Several states have done so, usually due to legislative changes adopted after their response or to mid-year changes. As a result, some of the figures and averages for prior years will not match those reported in last year’s report.

NATIONAL CONTEXT

As the U.S. economy grows following the Great Recession, tuition growth continues to slow. At flagship institutions, the average increase from 2012-13 to 2013-14 was just under four percent. Several states, including Washington, froze tuition this academic year, though the data show small changes due to increases in mandatory fees. In all, 20 states increased total resident undergraduate tuition and fees at their flagship institution by less than $200.

Resident undergraduate tuition and fees grew by three percent in the comprehensive sector. Sixteen states held average tuition and fee growth below $200 in this sector. Whereas five states saw tuition growth of over ten percent in this sector from 2011-12 to 2012-13, only two states exceeded that figure this year.

Growth in community college tuition was similar to the other sectors at three percent. In all, 20 states, including Washington, held tuition and fee growth below $100 in the two-year college sector, with Missouri significantly reducing tuition for residents.

Appendix A of this report includes six bar charts showing resident undergraduate tuition and required fees for each state, and providing comparisons to the national and “Global Challenge State” (GCS) averages. Bar charts showing percentage changes in tuition and required fees between 2012-13 and 2013-14 are also provided.

Appendix B provides national comparison tables of tuition and required fees by sector and residency, for years 2009-10 through 2013-14.

Appendix C provides a list of the institutions included in this analysis.

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HOW WASHINGTON COMPARES

After years of very rapid growth, tuition and fee rates in all three sectors slowed considerably in Washington. With the Legislature freezing tuition, the only growth was a small increase in mandatory fees at the University of Washington. As a result, Washington’s ranking dropped in each resident undergraduate category from 2012-13, and the rate of increase was below the national average. However, Washington’s total tuition and fee rates remain above the national average in each sector.

Resident Undergraduate Tuition 2013-14

Flagship

Institution1

Comprehensive

Institutions2

Community &

Technical Colleges

Washington $12,397 $8,600 $4,000

1-Year Percent Change 0.0% 0.2% 0%

4-Year Percent Change 61.2% 50.1% 36.8%

National Average $9,946 $7,766 $3,690

Washington’s Rank 12 15 16

GCS3 Average $11,944 $8,963 $3,744

Non-Resident Undergraduate Tuition 2013-14

Flagship

Institution1

Comprehensive

Institutions2

Community &

Technical Colleges

Washington $31,971 $20,062 $9,235

1-Year Percent Change 6.8% 4.7% 0%

5-Year Percent Change 31.2% 27.5% 13.4%

National Average $26,042 $17,427 $8,892

Washington’s Rank 8 14 20

GCS3 Average $31,788 $19,939 $9,659

Resident Graduate Tuition 2013-14

Flagship Institution1 Comprehensive Institutions2

Washington $15,303 $10,139

1-Year Percent Change 5.8% 4.6%

5-Year Percent Change 36.3% 36.2%

National Average $11,469 $8,632

Washington’s Rank 10 11

GCS3 Average $14,713 $11,022

1 For Washington, this number represents the University of Washington. 2 For Washington, this number represents the average tuition and fees at Central Washington University, Eastern

Washington University, and Western Washington University. 3 Includes California, Colorado, Connecticut, Maryland, Massachusetts, New Jersey, and Virginia.


LIMITATIONS

The tuition and fee survey is based on tuition and mandatory fees at each institution. Ideally, this measure replicates the “tuition and mandatory fees” figure that institutions provide prospective students when disclosing their cost of attendance, and represents what most students actually pay. However, each state, and sometimes each institution, may treat fees differently. Some require students to purchase health insurance, and others may call this a non-mandatory fee if students retain coverage through their parents. In addition, many of these fees are levied by student groups themselves, whether for debt service or for other student activities.

Tuition policy—and thus state revenues and support of institutions of higher education—drives much of the volatility in these rates, but these student fees may be driven by other factors. Adding the two together is necessary to see the impact on students, but it does mix two distinct categories of fees, each with their own drivers and relationship to the broader economy.

This survey has been conducted by the Council and its predecessor agencies since the early 1970s. New institutions, or institutions with new missions, were not included so that comparisons could be made across time using the same set of institutions in each state. The impact of this research decision is that several institutions are excluded from the analysis. For example, in Washington, The Evergreen State College is not included in the “comprehensive” category, and in California, over ten institutions in the California State University system are also excluded.

A related issue concerns research institutions that are not designated as the state’s “flagship.” For instance, Washington State University is a research institution but is not designated as the state’s flagship, so it is not included in the report. Council staff are reviewing the possibility of including all public institutions in next year’s survey.

CONCLUSION

The period from 2008 to 2012 marked a sea change in Washington’s tuition policy, and saw states throughout the country shift more of the cost of public higher education to students. With recessionary pressures abating, that shift appears to be slowing considerably. As state revenues have stabilized, many states—including Washington—have shifted focus to issues of student debt, the rising cost of attendance, and equal access in the face of tuition increases, financial aid reductions, or both.

Many other functional areas of government also saw reductions, and it remains to be seen whether higher education can restore funding lost during the recession. As tuition growth is inextricably tied to state funding, policy makers—and students—will be watching to see how tuition policy shifts throughout the nation.


AUTHOR CONTACT

Marc Webster Senior Fiscal Policy Advisor [email protected] 360-753-7862

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

The author wishes to thank staff from the Connecticut Office of Higher Education, who partnered with Student Achievement Council staff to conduct the survey. Special thanks go to the survey respondents in the 50 states for their continued participation.


APPENDIX A: Resident Undergraduate Tuition and Required Fees by State

Note: Global Challenge States (GCS) Average includes California, Colorado, Connecticut, Maryland, Massachusetts, New Jersey, and Virginia

Chart 1: Flagship Universities Resident Undergraduate Tuition and Required Fees, 2013-14


Appendix A

Chart 2: Flagship Universities Percentage Change in Resident Undergraduate Tuition and Required Fees, 2012-13 to 2013-14


Appendix A

Chart 3: Comprehensive Colleges and Universities Resident Undergraduate Tuition and Required Fees, 2013-14


Appendix A

Chart 4: Comprehensive Colleges and Universities Percentage Change in Resident Undergraduate Tuition and Required Fees, 2012-13 to 2013-14


Appendix A

Chart 5: Community Colleges Resident Undergraduate Tuition and Required Fees, 2013-14


Appendix A

Chart 6: Community College Percentage Change in Resident Undergraduate Tuition and Required Fees, 2012-13 to 2013-14


APPENDIX B: National Comparisons – Tuition and Required Fees by Sector and Residency, 2009-10 to 2013-14

Note: Global Challenge States (GCS) Average includes California, Colorado, Connecticut, Maryland, Massachusetts, New Jersey, and Virginia

National Table 1

Flagship Universities Resident Undergraduate Tuition and Required Fees

State Name 2009-10 2010-11 2011-12 2012-13 2013-14 1 Year

% Change

4 Year

% Change

Alabama $7,000 $7,900 $8,600 $9,200 $9,450 3% 35%

Alaska $5,198 $5,498 $5,865 $6,443 $6,557 2% 26%

Arizona $6,842 $8,237 $10,035 $10,035 $10,391 4% 52%

Arkansas $6,459 $6,767 $7,173 $7,553 $7,818 4% 21%

California $8,938 $10,940 $12,835 $12,874 $12,864 0% 44%

Colorado $7,932 $8,511 $9,152 $9,482 $10,347 9% 30%

Connecticut $9,886 $10,416 $10,670 $11,362 $12,022 6% 22%

Delaware $9,486 $10,208 $11,192 $11,682 $12,112 4% 28%

Florida $4,373 $5,045 $5,657 $6,143 $6,263 2% 43%

GCS Average* $9,570 $10,461 $11,180 $11,562 $11,944 3% 25%

Georgia $7,630 $8,736 $9,472 $9,842 $10,262 4% 34%

Hawaii $7,168 $8,096 $9,100 $9,404 $9,904 5% 38%

Idaho $4,932 $5,402 $5,856 $6,212 $6,524 5% 32%

Illinois $12,660 $13,658 $14,414 $14,960 $15,258 2% 21%

Indiana $8,663 $9,078 $9,575 $10,087 $10,262 2% 18%

Iowa $6,824 $7,417 $7,765 $8,057 $8,061 0% 18%

Kansas $7,414 $8,025 $8,469 $8,888 $9,278 4% 25%

Kentucky $8,241 $8,735 $9,260 $9,816 $10,110 3% 23%

Louisiana $5,233 $5,764 $6,354 $6,989 $7,873 13% 50%

Maine $9,626 $10,142 $10,588 $10,594 $10,600 0% 10%

Maryland $8,043 $8,416 $8,655 $8,908 $9,161 3% 14%

Massachusetts $10,634 $11,734 $12,614 $13,232 $13,260 0% 25%

Michigan $11,659 $11,837 $12,634 $12,994 $13,142 1% 13%

Minnesota $ 11,466 $12,288 $13,062 $13,526 $13,620 1% 19%

Mississippi $5,107 $5,439 $5,792 $6,282 $6,660 6% 30%

Missouri $8,501 $8,501 $8,989 $9,257 $9,415 2% 11%

Montana $5,334 $5,476 $5,722 $5,973 $6,044 1% 13%

National Average $7,959 $8,579 $9,209 $9,656 $9,946 3% 25%

Nebraska $6,857 $7,382 $7,677 $7,897 $7,975 1% 16%

Nevada $5,051 $5,561 $6,304 $6,603 $6,603 0% 31%

New Hampshire $12,743 $13,672 $15,250 $16,422 $16,496 0% 29%

New Jersey $11,886 $12,582 $12,755 $13,073 $13,499 3% 14%

New Mexico $5,101 $5,506 $5,809 $6,050 $6,846 13% 34%

New York $7,014 $7,136 $7,482 $7,989 $8,426 5% 20%

North Carolina $5,450 $6,487 $6,824 $7,500 $8,123 8% 49%

North Dakota $6,727 $6,934 $7,092 $7,254 $7,508 4% 12%

Ohio $8,706 $9,420 $9,735 $10,037 $10,037 0% 15%

Oklahoma $6,493 $6,784 $7,124 $7,340 $7,340 0% 13%

Oregon $7,430 $8,190 $8,789 $9,310 $9,703 4% 31%

Pennsylvania $14,416 $15,250 $15,984 $16,444 $16,992 3% 18%

Rhode Island $9,528 $10,476 $11,366 $12,450 $12,506 0% 31%

South Carolina $9,156 $9,786 $10,168 $10,488 $10,816 3% 18%

South Dakota $6,468 $6,762 $7,209 $7,704 $8,022 4% 24%

Tennessee $6,850 $7,382 $8,396 $9,092 $10,062 11% 47%

Texas $8,842 $9,418 $9,794 $9,794 $9,790 0% 11%

Utah $5,745 $6,274 $6,798 $7,139 $7,457 4% 30%

Vermont $13,554 $14,022 $14,784 $15,284 $15,718 3% 16%

Virginia $9,672 $10,628 $11,576 $12,006 $12,458 4% 29%

WASHINGTON $7,692 $8,701 $10,574 $12,393 $12,397 0% 61%

West Virginia $5,304 $5,406 $5,674 $6,090 $6,456 6% 22%

Wisconsin $8,310 $8,983 $9,665 $10,379 $10,403 0% 25%

Wyoming $3,726 $3,927 $4,125 $4,278 $4,404 3% 18%


Appendix B

National Table 2

Flagship Universities Nonresident Undergraduate Tuition and Required Fees

State Name 2009-10 2010-11 2011-12 2012-13 2013-14 1 Year

% Change

4 Year

% Change

Alabama $19,200 $20,500 $21,900 $22,950 $23,950 4% 25%

Alaska $15,296 $16,300 $17,738 $19,142 $19,787 3% 29%

Arizona $22,251 $24,596 $25,494 $26,231 $27,073 3% 22%

Arkansas $15,336 $16,000 $17,606 $18,435 $19,075 3% 24%

California $31,655 $33,819 $35,713 $35,752 $35,742 0% 13%

Colorado $28,186 $29,493 $30,330 $31,378 $32,115 2% 14%

Connecticut $25,486 $26,880 $27,566 $29,194 $30,970 6% 22%

Delaware $23,366 $25,408 $27,462 $28,772 $29,932 4% 28%

Florida $23,744 $27,322 $27,934 $28,420 $28,540 0% 20%

GCS Average $26,677 $28,039 $29,575 $30,667 $31,788 4% 19%

Georgia $25,840 $26,946 $27,682 $28,052 $28,632 2% 11%

Hawaii $19,216 $21,536 $23,932 $25,652 $27,472 7% 43%

Idaho $15,012 $16,994 $18,376 $19,000 $19,600 3% 31%

Illinois $26,802 $27,800 $26,032 $29,082 $29,640 2% 11%

Indiana $26,160 $27,739 $29,591 $31,537 $32,404 3% 24%

Iowa $22,198 $23,713 $25,099 $26,279 $26,931 2% 21%

Kansas $18,097 $19,008 $20,358 $21,731 $22,756 5% 26%

Kentucky $16,790 $17,796 $18,866 $19,997 $21,194 6% 26%

Louisiana $14,363 $16,549 $19,362 $22,265 $25,790 16% 80%

Maine $23,876 $25,172 $26,308 $27,454 $27,970 2% 17%

Maryland $23,990 $24,831 $26,026 $27,287 $28,347 4% 18%

Massachusetts $23,232 $23,630 $25,402 $26,648 $27,978 5% 20%

Michigan $34,937 $36,001 $37,782 $39,122 $40,392 3% 16%

Minnesota $15,293 $16,503 $18,022 $18,709 $19,805 6% 30%

Mississippi $13,046 $13,894 $14,797 $16,266 $17,628 8% 35%

Missouri $19,592 $20,516 $21,784 $23,366 $23,764 2% 21%

Montana $17,767 $19,172 $20,099 $21,065 $21,719 3% 22%


Nebraska $17,897 $18,792 $19,543 $20,647 $21,302 3% 19%

Nevada $17,391 $18,851 $19,899 $20,513 $20,513 0% 18%

New Hampshire $26,713 $27,642 $28,570 $28,882 $29,216 1% 9%

New Jersey $22,518 $24,044 $25,417 $26,393 $27,523 4% 22%

New Mexico $17,253 $18,691 $19,919 $20,688 $20,688 0% 20%

New York $14,914 $15,546 $16,932 $18,609 $20,366 9% 37%

North Carolina $23,338 $25,102 $26,649 $28,252 $29,905 6% 28%

North Dakota $15,846 $16,373 $16,767 $17,170 $17,793 4% 12%

Ohio $22,278 $23,604 $24,630 $25,445 $25,756 1% 16%

Oklahoma $16,474 $17,215 $18,077 $18,978 $19,529 3% 19%

Oregon $23,720 $25,830 $27,653 $28,660 $29,787 4% 26%

Pennsylvania $25,946 $27,114 $28,066 $28,746 $29,566 3% 14%

Rhode Island $26,026 $27,182 $27,454 $28,016 $28,016 0% 8%

South Carolina $23,732 $25,362 $26,352 $27,644 $28,528 3% 20%

South Dakota $7,841 $8,259 $8,475 $9,650 $10,104 5% 29%

Tennessee $20,946 $22,720 $25,538 $27,582 $28,552 4% 36%

Texas $20,416 $21,352 $32,506 $32,506 $33,128 2% 62%

Utah $18,136 $19,841 $21,516 $22,642 $23,735 5% 31%

Vermont $31,410 $32,630 $34,424 $35,612 $36,646 3% 17%

Virginia $31,672 $33,574 $36,570 $38,018 $39,844 5% 26%

WASHINGTON $24,367 $25,329 $28,058 $29,949 $31,971 7% 31%

West Virginia $16,402 $17,002 $17,844 $18,868 $19,632 4% 20%

Wisconsin $23,059 $24,233 $25,415 $26,628 $26,653 0% 16%

Wyoming $11,646 $12,237 $12,855 $13,488 $14,124 5% 21%


Appendix B

National Table 3

Flagship Universities Resident Graduate Tuition and Required Fees

State Name 2009-10 2010-11 2011-12 2012-13 2013-14 1 Year

% Change

4 Year

% Change

Alabama $7,000 $7,900 $8,600 $9,200 $9,450 3% 35%

Alaska $6,332 $6,776 $7,400 $8,626 $8,820 2% 39%

Arizona $7,632 $9,027 $10,825 $11,122 $11,511 3% 51%

Arkansas $6,825 $7,132 $7,535 $7,895 $8,191 4% 20%

California $9,412 $10,940 $12,835 $12,874 $12,864 0% 37%

Colorado $9,685 $10,430 $10,867 $11,164 $11,514 3% 19%

Connecticut $11,226 $11,828 $12,130 $12,866 $13,662 6% 22%

Delaware $22,952 $24,958 $26,672 $27,982 $29,246 5% 27%

Florida $7,985 $9,192 $9,962 $10,491 $10,535 0% 32%

GCS Average $11,791 $12,850 $13,641 $14,314 $14,713 3% 25%

Georgia $7,560 $8,266 $9,390 $9,596 $9,934 4% 31%

Hawaii $9,348 $10,492 $11,712 $12,352 $13,116 6% 40%

Idaho $5,556 $6,120 $6,682 $7,162 $7,586 6% 37%

Illinois $10,759 $13,638 $14,218 $14,938 $15,198 2% 41%

Indiana $7,898 $7,911 $8,519 $9,009 $9,248 3% 17%

Iowa $7,863 $8,579 $8,982 $9,313 $9,523 2% 21%

Kansas $6,257 $6,768 $7,134 $7,484 $7,805 4% 25%

Kentucky $8,778 $9,306 $9,866 $10,458 $10,722 3% 22%

Louisiana $5,752 $6,335 $6,874 $7,680 $8,633 12% 50%

Maine $8,580 $9,044 $9,462 $9,468 $9,474 0% 10%

Maryland $13,228 $16,351 $17,163 $17,713 $18,185 3% 37%

Massachusetts $10,928 $10,928 $12,238 $12,980 $12,990 0% 19%

Michigan $17,475 $17,913 $18,860 $19,434 $19,792 2% 13%

Minnesota $13,401 $14,344 $15,240 $15,854 $16,416 4% 22%

Mississippi $5,107 $5,439 $5,792 $6,282 $6,660 6% 30%

Missouri $8,187 $8,380 $8,865 $9,132 $9,291 2% 13%

Montana $6,038 $6,206 $6,489 $6,777 $6,848 1% 13%


Nebraska $7,113 $7,496 $7,546 $6,485 $7,081 9% 0%

Nevada $4,939 $5,394 $5,634 $5,884 $5,884 0% 19%

New Hampshire $11,930 $12,664 $14,026 $15,199 $15,241 0% 28%

New Jersey $15,429 $16,264 $16,531 $16,939 $17,515 3% 14%

New Mexico $5,597 $6,041 $6,381 $6,642 $7,244 9% 29%

New York $9,883 $9,978 $10,536 $11,232 $11,855 6% 20%

North Carolina $6,986 $8,024 $8,461 $9,499 $10,031 6% 44%

North Dakota $7,140 $7,362 $7,531 $7,704 $7,975 4% 12%

Ohio $10,708 $11,298 $11,823 $12,201 $12,425 2% 16%

Oklahoma $5,175 $5,389 $5,664 $5,834 $5,834 0% 13%

Oregon $12,698 $13,383 $14,198 $14,530 $15,306 5% 21%

Pennsylvania $16,258 $17,202 $18,032 $18,552 $19,172 3% 18%

Rhode Island $9,946 $10,870 $11,794 $12,920 $12,920 0% 30%

South Carolina $10,188 $10,890 $11,316 $11,672 $12,040 3% 18%

South Dakota $5,258 $5,538 $5,985 $6,474 $6,780 5% 29%

Tennessee $7,748 $8,362 $9,494 $10,290 $10,954 6% 41%

Texas $7,732 $8,180 $9,418 $9,532 $9,946 4% 29%

Utah $5,059 $5,527 $5,955 $6,281 $6,560 4% 30%

Vermont $13,370 $13,902 $14,610 $15,052 $15,480 3% 16%

Virginia $12,628 $13,206 $13,722 $15,662 $16,260 4% 29%

WASHINGTON $11,227 $11,989 $13,438 $14,470 $15,303 6% 36%

West Virginia $5,838 $6,180 $6,486 $6,810 $7,218 6% 24%

Wisconsin $10,514 $10,937 $11,371 $11,833 $11,858 0% 13%

Wyoming $4,566 $4,797 $5,045 $5,218 $5,364 3% 18%


Appendix B

National Table 4

Flagship Universities Nonresident Graduate Tuition and Required Fees

State Name 2009-10 2010-11 2011-12 2012-13 2013-14 1 Year

% Change

4 Year

% Change

Alabama $19,200 $20,500 $21,900 $22,950 $23,950 4% 25%

Alaska $12,391 $13,257 $14,524 $16,786 $17,120 2% 38%

Arizona $22,544 $24,889 $25,787 $26,533 $27,383 3% 21%

Arkansas $14,874 $15,503 $16,688 $17,441 $18,067 4% 21%

California $24,454 $26,042 $27,937 $27,979 $27,866 0% 14%

Colorado $24,841 $25,550 $26,743 $27,634 $28,308 2% 14%

Connecticut $26,310 $27,740 $28,438 $30,074 $31,946 6% 21%

Delaware $22,952 $24,958 $26,672 $27,982 $29,246 5% 27%

Florida $22,480 $23,687 $24,456 $24,986 $25,029 0% 11%

GCS Average $23,767 $25,282 $26,773 $27,780 $28,652 3% 21%

Georgia $22,464 $23,170 $24,090 $24,596 $25,234 3% 12%

Hawaii $21,972 $24,700 $27,504 $28,912 $30,660 6% 40%

Idaho $15,636 $17,712 $19,202 $19,950 $20,662 4% 32%

Illinois $21,814 $26,742 $27,484 $28,204 $28,690 2% 32%

Indiana $21,299 $21,311 $22,739 $23,795 $25,153 6% 18%

Iowa $21,467 $22,999 $24,340 $25,477 $26,107 2% 22%

Kansas $13,772 $14,683 $15,540 $16,319 $17,077 5% 24%

Kentucky $18,089 $19,174 $20,326 $21,546 $22,838 6% 26%

Louisiana $14,902 $17,145 $19,957 $23,091 $26,740 16% 79%

Maine $22,800 $24,044 $25,142 $26,288 $26,794 2% 18%

Maryland $24,128 $27,891 $29,283 $30,453 $31,445 3% 30%

Massachusetts $21,430 $21,774 $24,388 $26,140 $27,064 4% 26%

Michigan $35,133 $36,133 $37,920 $39,076 $39,798 2% 13%

Minnesota $20,499 $21,442 $22,694 $23,604 $24,398 3% 19%

Mississippi $13,046 $13,894 $14,797 $16,266 $17,628 8% 35%

Missouri $19,527 $20,025 $21,269 $21,907 $22,285 2% 14%

Montana $19,751 $21,330 $22,365 $23,444 $24,168 3% 22%


Nebraska $17,163 $18,152 $19,036 $16,160 $17,216 7% 0%

Nevada $17,279 $18,684 $19,229 $19,794 $19,794 0% 15%

New Hampshire $25,900 $26,634 $27,346 $27,639 $27,941 1% 8%

New Jersey $22,581 $24,112 $25,531 $26,515 $27,667 4% 23%

New Mexico $17,732 $19,207 $20,469 $21,258 $21,322 0% 20%

New York $14,763 $15,388 $16,826 $18,542 $20,335 10% 38%

North Carolina $21,384 $22,754 $24,148 $25,589 $27,242 6% 27%

North Dakota $16,949 $17,515 $17,938 $18,371 $19,039 4% 12%

Ohio $25,948 $27,228 $28,548 $29,513 $30,089 2% 16%

Oklahoma $13,369 $13,951 $14,654 $15,386 $15,834 3% 18%

Oregon $17,990 $19,350 $20,597 $22,198 $23,838 7% 33%

Pennsylvania $28,210 $29,480 $30,516 $31,256 $32,148 3% 14%

Rhode Island $23,218 $24,250 $24,492 $24,994 $24,994 0% 8%

South Carolina $21,480 $22,950 $23,844 $24,596 $25,360 3% 18%

South Dakota $8,363 $8,917 $9,854 $10,869 $11,478 6% 37%

Tennessee $21,844 $23,700 $26,636 $28,770 $29,434 2% 35%

Texas $14,294 $15,000 $17,684 $17,934 $18,572 4% 30%

Utah $16,014 $17,523 $18,887 $19,989 $20,953 5% 31%

Vermont $31,226 $32,466 $34,250 $35,380 $36,408 3% 17%

Virginia $22,628 $23,866 $25,094 $25,668 $26,266 2% 16%

WASHINGTON $24,567 $25,224 $26,308 $27,090 $27,552 2% 12%

West Virginia $16,920 $17,704 $18,580 $19,508 $20,286 4% 20%

Wisconsin $25,068 $25,104 $25,127 $25,160 $25,184 0% 0%

Wyoming $11,366 $11,937 $12,525 $13,138 $13,744 5% 21%


Appendix B

National Table 5

Comprehensive Colleges & Universities Resident Undergraduate Tuition and Required Fees

(State Averages)

State Name Number of

Institutions 2009-10 2010-11 2011-12 2012-13 2013-14

1 Year

% Change

4 Year

% Change

Alabama 5 $6,252 $6,983 $7,684 $8,126 $8,670 7% 39%

Arizona 2 $6,734 $7,898 $9,270 $9,496 $9,870 4% 47%

Arkansas 4 $5,857 $6,112 $6,416 $6,650 $6,954 5% 19%

California 11 $4,956 $5,489 $6,633 $6,744 $6,812 1% 37%

Colorado 5 $4,451 $4,952 $5,636 $6,307 $6,925 10% 56%

Connecticut 3 $7,485 $7,940 $8,136 $8,437 $8,860 5% 18%

Florida 1 $4,372 $4,983 $5,603 $6,272 $6,361 1% 45%

GCS Average 0 $7,227 $7,722 $8,309 $8,682 $8,963 3% 24%

Georgia 8 $5,403 $6,056 $6,484 $6,598 $6,911 5% 28%

Idaho 2 $4,916 $5,358 $5,681 $5,977 $6,318 6% 29%

Illinois 5 $9,933 $10,679 $11,335 $11,749 $12,120 3% 22%

Indiana 2 $7,638 $7,974 $8,270 $8,539 $8,708 2% 14%

Iowa 1 $6,636 $7,008 $7,350 $7,635 $7,685 1% 16%

Kansas 4 $4,549 $4,829 $5,097 $5,352 $5,701 7% 25%

Kentucky 7 $6,597 $6,958 $7,401 $7,786 $8,026 3% 22%

Louisiana 7 $4,026 $4,479 $4,951 $5,557 $6,251 12% 55%

Maine 3 $6,759 $7,091 $7,452 $7,452 $7,452 0% 10%

Maryland 6 $7,533 $7,697 $8,041 $8,285 $8,501 3% 13%

Massachusetts 7 $7,348 $8,027 $8,597 $9,096 $9,139 0% 24%

Michigan 6 $8,700 $9,072 $9,586 $9,829 $10,174 4% 17%

Minnesota 1 $6,295 $5,223 $7,026 $7,350 $7,344 0% 17%

Mississippi 5 $4,645 $4,957 $5,339 $5,796 $6,151 6% 32%

Missouri 5 $5,986 $6,117 $6,402 $6,630 $6,752 2% 13%

Montana 2 $4,448 $4,469 $4,708 $4,910 $4,943 1% 11%

National Average 0 $6,260 $6,664 $7,173 $7,524 $7,766 3% 24%

Nebraska 2 $5,219 $5,515 $5,759 $6,013 $6,048 1% 16%

Nevada 1 $4,977 $5,689 $6,304 $6,585 $6,570 0% 32%

New Hampshire 2 $9,139 $10,023 $11,659 $12,668 $12,693 0% 39%

New Jersey 7 $11,133 $11,587 $12,181 $12,635 $12,858 2% 15%

New Mexico 1 $3,588 $3,810 $4,030 $4,314 $4,723 9% 32%

New York 10 $6,028 $6,074 $6,413 $6,751 $7,091 5% 18%

North Carolina 5 $4,052 $4,684 $5,051 $5,503 $5,871 7% 45%

North Dakota 4 $5,589 $5,761 $5,913 $6,042 $6,201 3% 11%

Ohio 4 $8,387 $8,844 $9,146 $9,452 $9,561 1% 14%

Oklahoma 6 $4,189 $4,415 $4,659 $4,954 $5,219 5% 25%

Oregon 4 $6,511 $6,956 $7,479 $7,680 $7,875 3% 21%

Pennsylvania 14 $7,345 $7,744 $8,468 $8,739 $9,092 4% 24%

Rhode Island 1 $6,408 $6,986 $7,268 $7,598 $7,602 0% 19%

South Carolina 1 $7,960 $8,480 $8,802 $9,102 $9,386 3% 18%

South Dakota 2 $6,550 $6,844 $7,291 $7,635 $7,922 4% 21%

Tennessee 6 $5,910 $6,325 $6,895 $7,322 $7,713 5% 31%

Texas 9 $6,358 $6,832 $7,247 $7,662 $7,914 3% 24%

Utah 1 $4,087 $4,311 $4,507 $4,768 $4,990 5% 22%

Vermont 2 $8,196 $8,232 $8,568 $8,928 $9,312 4% 14%

Virginia 5 $7,683 $8,360 $8,942 $9,272 $9,644 4% 26%

WASHINGTON 3 $5,731 $6,856 $7,665 $8,582 $8,600 0% 50%

West Virginia 7 $5,005 $5,044 $5,356 $5,639 $5,985 6% 20%

Wisconsin 4 $6,395 $6,829 $7,241 $7,692 $7,724 0% 21%


Appendix B

National Table 6

Comprehensive Colleges & Universities Nonresident Undergraduate Tuition and Required Fees

(State Averages)


Institutions 2009-10 2010-11 2011-12 2012-13 2013-14

1 Year %

Change

4 Year %

Change

Alabama 5 $11,766 $13,256 $14,424 $15,302 $16,358 7% 39%

Arizona 2 $18,740 $20,330 $21,747 $22,300 $22,874 3% 22%

Arkansas 4 $11,456 $11,913 $11,744 $12,157 $12,735 5% 11%

California 11 $16,116 $16,743 $17,883 $17,904 $17,972 0% 12%

Colorado 5 $14,661 $15,682 $16,489 $17,370 $17,935 3% 22%

Connecticut 3 $17,177 $18,305 $18,760 $19,469 $20,365 5% 19%

Florida 1 $16,972 $17,678 $18,052 $19,316 $20,049 4% 18%

GCS Average 0 $17,136 $18,044 $18,766 $19,407 $19,939 3% 16%

Georgia 8 $17,831 $18,529 $18,957 $19,383 $20,145 4% 13%

Idaho 2 $14,319 $15,336 $16,499 $17,597 $18,784 7% 31%

Illinois 5 $17,553 $17,905 $20,068 $20,775 $21,374 3% 22%

Indiana 2 $18,210 $19,156 $19,872 $20,647 $21,058 2% 16%

Iowa 1 $14,900 $15,348 $16,106 $16,721 $17,181 3% 15%

Kansas 4 $13,028 $13,549 $14,033 $14,559 $15,239 5% 17%

Kentucky 7 $16,095 $17,071 $18,102 $18,521 $19,146 3% 19%

Louisiana 7 $9,726 $11,926 $13,113 $14,838 $16,738 13% 72%

Maine 3 $16,439 $17,251 $18,032 $18,032 $18,032 0% 10%

Maryland 6 $17,601 $18,035 $17,661 $18,169 $18,659 3% 6%

Massachusetts 7 $15,938 $16,568 $17,289 $17,921 $18,281 2% 15%

Michigan 6 $18,577 $19,084 $20,050 $20,498 $20,965 2% 13%

Minnesota 1 $10,807 $12,108 $13,879 $14,475 $12,568 0% 16%

Mississippi 5 $11,787 $12,463 $13,311 $14,347 $15,166 6% 29%

Missouri 5 $10,987 $11,267 $11,893 $12,422 $12,738 3% 16%

Montana 2 $13,734 $14,030 $14,870 $15,578 $15,976 3% 16%


Nebraska 2 $9,438 $9,970 $10,438 $10,866 $11,061 2% 17%

Nevada 1 $17,317 $18,979 $19,899 $20,495 $20,480 0% 18%

New Hampshire 2 $17,309 $18,193 $19,119 $19,568 $20,096 3% 16%

New Jersey 7 $18,870 $19,718 $20,719 $21,563 $21,944 2% 16%

New Mexico 1 $12,804 $13,410 $13,414 $12,514 $12,763 2% 0%

New York 10 $13,928 $14,484 $15,463 $16,001 $16,541 3% 19%

North Carolina 5 $14,073 $15,225 $15,833 $16,540 $16,932 2% 20%

North Dakota 4 $9,628 $9,943 $10,199 $9,112 $9,389 3% -2%

Ohio 4 $16,495 $16,692 $17,125 $17,566 $17,760 1% 8%

Oklahoma 6 $10,235 $10,696 $11,187 $11,863 $12,424 5% 21%

Oregon 4 $16,415 $17,278 $18,183 $20,623 $21,195 3% 29%

Pennsylvania 14 $14,290 $15,224 $16,470 $16,273 $16,878 4% 18%

Rhode Island 1 $15,488 $16,878 $17,554 $18,296 $18,300 0% 18%

South Carolina 1 $15,585 $16,625 $17,269 $17,810 $18,364 3% 18%

South Dakota 2 $7,922 $8,341 $8,557 $9,500 $9,922 4% 25%

Tennessee 6 $17,876 $19,255 $20,938 $22,067 $23,067 5% 29%

Texas 9 $14,745 $16,022 $15,735 $15,963 $16,091 1% 9%

Utah 1 $11,555 $11,902 $12,258 $12,865 $13,311 3% 15%

Vermont 2 $17,436 $18,276 $19,284 $20,364 $21,504 6% 23%

Virginia 5 $19,589 $21,261 $22,565 $23,454 $24,415 4% 25%

WASHINGTON 3 $15,735 $16,756 $17,899 $19,157 $20,062 5% 27%

West Virginia 7 $11,715 $12,028 $12,467 $12,923 $13,514 5% 15%

Wisconsin 4 $13,968 $14,402 $14,814 $15,265 $15,296 0% 10%


Appendix B

National Table 7

Comprehensive Colleges & Universities Resident Graduate Tuition and Required Fees

(State Averages)


Institutions 2009-10 2010-11 2011-12 2012-13 2013-14

1 Year

% Change

4 Year

% Change

Alabama 5 $6,376 $7,049 $7,690 $8,128 $8,671 7% 36%

Arizona 2 $7,256 $8,137 $9,111 $9,445 $9,793 4% 35%

Arkansas 4 $4,768 $4,954 $5,251 $5,469 $5,876 7% 23%

California 11 $5,800 $6,521 $7,899 $8,010 $8,078 1% 39%

Colorado 5 $7,344 $7,503 $8,635 $10,171 $10,620 4% 45%

Connecticut 3 $8,351 $8,868 $9,088 $9,442 $9,906 5% 19%

Florida 1 $6,328 $6,841 $7,569 $8,335 $8,505 2% 34%

GCS Average 0 $8,650 $9,303 $10,002 $10,655 $11,022 3% 27%

Georgia 8 $5,503 $6,082 $6,593 $6,710 $7,098 6% 29%

Idaho 2 $5,802 $6,288 $6,690 $7,062 $7,452 6% 28%

Illinois 5 $6,779 $8,670 $9,365 $8,314 $8,642 4% 27%

Indiana 2 $8,047 $8,395 $9,309 $9,718 $9,970 3% 24%

Iowa 1 $7,596 $8,026 $8,418 $8,743 $8,793 1% 16%

Kansas 4 $4,229 $4,522 $4,761 $5,129 $5,453 6% 29%

Kentucky 7 $7,493 $7,975 $8,460 $8,919 $9,652 8% 29%

Louisiana 7 $4,437 $4,844 $5,218 $5,827 $6,513 12% 47%

Maryland 6 $8,664 $8,987 $9,654 $10,138 $10,667 5% 23%

Massachusetts 7 $8,447 $8,582 $9,180 $9,633 $9,951 3% 18%

Michigan 6 $10,138 $11,133 $11,766 $12,157 $12,576 3% 24%

Minnesota 1 $6,420 $6,717 $7,073 $7,389 $7,450 1% 16%

Mississippi 5 $4,645 $4,957 $5,339 $5,796 $6,151 6% 32%

Missouri 5 $6,560 $6,669 $7,014 $7,377 $7,605 3% 16%

Montana 2 $6,005 $6,039 $6,307 $6,590 $6,625 1% 10%


Nebraska 2 $5,117 $5,409 $5,652 $4,940 $4,986 1% -3%

Nevada 1 $5,023 $5,658 $5,898 $6,052 $6,052 0% 20%

New Hampshire 2 $7,759 $8,506 $9,343 $9,864 $9,873 0% 27%

New Jersey 7 $14,336 $16,365 $16,707 $17,245 $17,571 2% 23%

New Mexico 1 $3,780 $4,026 $4,270 $4,566 $4,988 9% 32%

New York 10 $9,139 $9,237 $9,767 $10,301 $10,832 5% 19%

North Carolina 5 $4,518 $5,135 $5,506 $5,999 $6,392 7% 41%

North Dakota 4 $6,784 $7,081 $7,243 $7,439 $7,642 3% 13%

Ohio 4 $10,610 $10,959 $11,346 $11,633 $11,785 1% 11%

Oklahoma 6 $3,421 $3,598 $3,791 $4,055 $4,273 5% 25%

Oregon 4 $11,458 $11,876 $12,950 $13,202 $13,755 4% 20%

Pennsylvania 14 $8,377 $8,865 $10,313 $10,958 $11,384 4% 36%

Rhode Island 1 $6,022 $6,674 $6,962 $7,250 $7,250 0% 20%

South Carolina 1 $8,160 $8,680 $9,002 $9,302 $9,592 3% 18%

South Dakota 2 $5,077 $5,354 $5,798 $6,126 $6,416 5% 26%

Tennessee 6 $7,228 $7,642 $8,289 $8,805 $9,271 5% 28%

Texas 9 $5,222 $5,577 $5,982 $6,536 $6,757 3% 29%

Utah 1 $4,066 $4,290 $4,526 $4,747 $6,199 31% 52%

Vermont 2 $10,198 $10,290 $10,716 $11,160 $11,616 4% 14%

Virginia 5 $7,611 $8,296 $8,850 $9,947 $10,358 4% 36%

WASHINGTON 3 $7,445 $8,232 $8,923 $9,696 $10,139 5% 36%

West Virginia 7 $5,516 $5,565 $5,940 $6,230 $6,540 5% 19%

Wisconsin 4 $7,650 $8,008 $8,338 $8,705 $8,736 0% 14%


Appendix B

National Table 8

Comprehensive Colleges & Universities Nonresident Graduate Tuition and Required Fees

(State Averages)


Institutions 2009-10 2010-11 2011-12 2012-13 2013-14

1 Year

% Change

4 Year

% Change

Alabama 5 $12,174 $13,606 $14,731 $15,587 $16,649 7% 37%

Arizona 2 $19,211 $20,298 $21,625 $22,267 $22,833 3% 19%

Arkansas 4 $9,443 $9,779 $9,641 $9,998 $10,716 7% 13%

California 11 $16,960 $17,681 $19,059 $19,170 $19,238 0% 13%

Colorado 5 $15,900 $16,807 $18,235 $20,375 $20,806 2% 31%

Connecticut 3 $17,999 $19,186 $19,664 $20,411 $20,413 0% 13%

Florida 1 $18,157 $18,313 $18,977 $19,539 $19,795 1% 9%

GCS Average 0 $16,345 $17,448 $18,395 $19,480 $19,903 2% 22%

Georgia 8 $18,241 $19,467 $20,613 $21,011 $22,131 5% 21%

Idaho 2 $15,205 $16,266 $17,508 $18,682 $19,918 7% 31%

Illinois 5 $12,712 $16,547 $17,270 $14,827 $15,334 3% 21%

Indiana 2 $18,135 $19,069 $20,670 $21,586 $22,078 2% 22%

Iowa 1 $16,052 $16,534 $17,352 $18,013 $18,507 3% 15%

Kansas 4 $10,990 $11,420 $11,824 $12,469 $13,156 6% 20%

Kentucky 7 $15,556 $16,569 $17,055 $17,790 $16,166 0% 4%

Louisiana 7 $10,425 $11,771 $12,997 $14,645 $16,399 12% 57%

Maryland 6 $12,627 $13,107 $13,918 $14,608 $15,214 4% 21%

Massachusetts 7 $12,720 $13,034 $13,965 $14,653 $15,217 4% 20%

Michigan 6 $17,499 $18,832 $19,846 $20,388 $20,879 2% 19%

Minnesota 1 $9,472 $10,416 $10,875 $11,331 $10,449 0% 10%

Mississippi 5 $11,787 $12,463 $13,311 $14,347 $15,166 6% 29%

Missouri 5 $11,827 $12,138 $12,870 $13,413 $13,727 2% 16%

Montana 2 $15,446 $16,033 $16,799 $17,606 $17,971 2% 16%


Nebraska 2 $9,386 $9,918 $10,386 $9,143 $9,211 1% -2%

Nevada 1 $17,363 $18,948 $19,493 $19,962 $19,962 0% 15%

New Hampshire 2 $8,407 $9,172 $10,126 $10,647 $10,836 2% 29%

New Jersey 7 $19,890 $22,469 $22,836 $23,671 $24,043 2% 21%

New Mexico 1 $12,996 $13,626 $13,630 $12,754 $13,003 2% 0%

New York 10 $14,068 $14,647 $16,057 $17,611 $19,312 10% 37%

North Carolina 5 $14,510 $15,462 $16,133 $16,833 $17,283 3% 19%

North Dakota 4 $6,784 $7,081 $7,243 $7,439 $7,642 3% 13%

Ohio 4 $17,839 $18,532 $19,050 $19,453 $19,669 1% 10%

Oklahoma 6 $8,172 $8,528 $8,921 $9,464 $9,920 5% 21%

Oregon 4 $16,601 $17,250 $17,810 $18,851 $19,309 2% 16%

Pennsylvania 14 $12,524 $13,209 $14,867 $15,692 $16,271 4% 30%

Rhode Island 1 $11,530 $12,578 $13,082 $13,586 $13,586 0% 18%

South Carolina 1 $15,985 $17,025 $17,669 $18,210 $18,776 3% 17%

South Dakota 2 $8,182 $8,733 $9,667 $10,332 $10,925 6% 34%

Tennessee 6 $18,286 $19,380 $20,913 $22,082 $23,116 5% 26%

Texas 9 $10,863 $11,703 $12,156 $12,573 $13,181 5% 21%

Utah 1 $11,607 $11,955 $12,314 $12,923 $14,602 13% 26%

Vermont 2 $21,780 $18,822 $19,584 $20,376 $21,216 4% -3%

Virginia 5 $18,318 $19,853 $21,086 $23,470 $24,389 4% 33%

WASHINGTON 3 $17,198 $18,195 $19,369 $20,666 $21,667 5% 26%

West Virginia 7 $13,836 $14,290 $14,910 $15,380 $15,922 4% 15%

Wisconsin 4 $17,716 $17,778 $17,797 $17,836 $17,867 0% 1%


Appendix B

National Table 9

Community Colleges Resident Tuition and Required Fees

(Estimated State Averages)

State Name 2009-10 2010-11 2011-12 2012-13 2013-14 1 Year

% Change

4 Year

% Change

Alabama $2,700 $3,270 $3,968 $4,110 $4,200 2% 56%

Alaska $4,590 $4,850 $5,217 $5,585 $5,685 2% 24%

Arizona $1,961 $1,931 $2,068 $2,216 $2,346 6% 20%

Arkansas $2,504 $2,654 $2,803 $2,948 $3,157 7% 26%

California $780 $780 $1,080 $1,380 $1,380 0% 77%

Colorado $2,962 $3,091 $3,342 $3,737 $3,950 6% 33%

Connecticut $3,200 $3,406 $3,490 $3,598 $3,786 5% 18%

Delaware $2,816 $2,942 $3,086 $3,136 $3,274 4% 16%

Florida $2,553 $2,765 $2,987 $3,091 $3,124 1% 22%

GCS Average $3,003 $3,216 $3,433 $3,627 $3,744 3% 25%

Georgia $2,995 $3,256 $3,607 $3,688 $3,844 4% 28%

Hawaii $2,428 $2,710 $2,980 $3,100 $3,259 5% 34%

Idaho $2,590 $2,758 $2,889 $2,917 $2,959 1% 14%

Illinois $2,666 $2,948 $3,117 $3,237 $3,380 4% 27%

Indiana $3,090 $3,257 $3,354 $3,455 $3,680 7% 19%

Iowa $3,862 $4,047 $4,287 $4,437 $4,556 3% 18%

Kansas $2,199 $2,219 $2,317 $2,332 $2,636 13% 20%

Kentucky $3,750 $3,900 $4,050 $4,200 $4,320 3% 15%

Louisiana $1,929 $2,242 $2,560 $2,904 $3,160 9% 64%

Maine $3,204 $3,219 $3,287 $3,287 $3,352 2% 5%

Maryland $3,279 $3,445 $3,539 $3,722 $3,799 2% 16%

Massachusetts $4,305 $4,625 $4,985 $5,071 $5,078 0% 18%

Minnesota $4,697 $4,902 $5,170 $5,335 $5,360 0% 14%

Mississippi $1,836 $2,114 $2,174 $2,252 $2,376 6% 29%

Missouri $3,521 $3,520 $3,780 $3,967 $3,117 0% -11%

Montana $3,217 $3,287 $3,456 $4,686 $4,756 1% 48%


Nebraska $2,320 $2,455 $2,578 $2,674 $2,753 3% 19%

Nevada $2,010 $2,243 $2,513 $2,700 $2,700 0% 34%

New Hampshire $6,163 $6,531 $6,986 $7,033 $7,033 0% 14%

New Jersey $3,714 $3,879 $4,026 $4,149 $4,316 4% 16%

New Mexico $1,125 $1,084 $1,139 $1,187 $1,380 16% 23%

New York $3,830 $3,978 $4,195 $4,470 $4,494 1% 17%

North Carolina $1,672 $1,854 $2,186 $2,279 $2,364 4% 41%

North Dakota $3,808 $3,828 $3,914 $3,937 $4,085 4% 7%

Ohio $3,440 $3,227 $3,486 $3,682 $3,865 5% 12%

Oklahoma $2,706 $2,841 $3,025 $3,178 $3,337 5% 23%

Oregon $3,567 $3,353 $4,126 $4,369 $4,535 4% 27%

Pennsylvania $3,427 $3,501 $3,793 $3,976 $4,232 6% 23%

Rhode Island $3,376 $3,676 $3,676 $3,950 $3,950 0% 17%

South Carolina $3,293 $3,457 $3,522 $3,629 $3,724 3% 13%

Tennessee $2,968 $3,211 $3,532 $3,686 $3,787 3% 28%

Texas $1,849 $1,960 $2,171 $2,273 $2,340 3% 27%

Utah $2,601 $2,783 $2,961 $3,170 $3,342 5% 28%

Vermont $4,776 $4,920 $5,136 $5,352 $5,568 4% 17%

Virginia $2,781 $3,285 $3,570 $3,735 $3,900 4% 40%

WASHINGTON $2,925 $3,135 $3,542 $4,000 $4,000 0% 37%

West Virginia $2,730 $2,728 $2,868 $2,997 $3,231 8% 18%

Wisconsin $4,566 $4,577 $4,831 $5,086 $5,103 0% 12%

Wyoming $2,118 $2,152 $2,275 $2,391 $2,539 6% 20%


Appendix B

National Table 10

Community Colleges Nonresident Tuition and Required Fees

(Estimated State Averages)

State Name 2009-10 2010-11 2011-12 2012-13 2013-14 1 Year

% Change

4 Year

% Change

Alabama $4,830 $5,970 $5,970 $7,410 $7,530 2% 56%

Alaska $14,688 $15,652 $17,090 $18,284 $18,915 3% 29%

Arizona $8,250 $8,350 $8,694 $9,301 $9,414 1% 14%

Arkansas $4,317 $4,515 $4,704 $4,873 $5,278 8% 22%

California $5,021 $5,159 $5,257 $5,518 $5,700 3% 14%

Colorado $9,989 $10,487 $11,042 $11,811 $12,384 5% 24%

Connecticut $9,560 $10,178 $10,430 $10,754 $11,318 5% 18%

Delaware $6,524 $6,840 $7,200 $7,456 $7,804 5% 20%

Florida $9,385 $10,202 $11,082 $11,455 $11,531 1% 23%

GCS Average $8,382 $8,798 $9,105 $9,379 $9,659 3% 15%

Georgia $10,270 $10,530 $10,882 $11,144 $11,501 3% 12%

Hawaii $8,758 $9,010 $9,241 $9,396 $9,199 0% 5%

Idaho $6,995 $7,043 $7,079 $7,151 $7,191 1% 3%

Illinois $8,684 $9,176 $9,461 $9,541 $9,979 5% 15%

Indiana $6,306 $6,761 $7,302 $7,302 $7,632 5% 21%

Iowa $4,878 $5,024 $5,321 $5,456 $5,623 3% 15%

Kansas $3,168 $3,404 $3,526 $3,635 $3,782 4% 19%

Kentucky $12,750 $13,350 $13,950 $14,700 $15,120 3% 19%

Louisiana $4,074 $5,019 $5,106 $6,356 $6,608 4% 62%

Maine $5,724 $5,739 $5,867 $5,867 $5,992 2% 5%

Maryland $7,918 $8,136 $8,353 $8,716 $8,852 2% 12%

Massachusetts $10,811 $11,131 $11,560 $11,683 $11,699 0% 8%

Minnesota $5,605 $6,878 $7,520 $7,373 $6,029 0% 8%

Mississippi $3,860 $4,200 $4,294 $4,372 $4,580 5% 19%

Missouri $4,688 $4,726 $5,084 $5,353 $5,991 12% 28%

Montana $8,739 $8,808 $9,104 $9,168 $9,256 1% 6%


Nebraska $2,979 $3,155 $3,317 $3,439 $3,592 4% 21%

Nevada $8,198 $8,590 $9,008 $9,345 $9,345 0% 14%

New Hampshire $13,213 $14,031 $15,026 $15,073 $15,073 0% 14%

New Jersey $7,134 $7,460 $7,774 $7,670 $7,925 3% 11%

New Mexico $2,931 $2,700 $3,097 $3,204 $3,554 11% 21%

New York $7,468 $7,723 $8,149 $8,693 $8,763 1% 17%

North Carolina $7,743 $7,885 $8,245 $8,344 $8,428 1% 9%

North Dakota $6,369 $6,388 $6,474 $6,497 $6,716 3% 5%

Ohio $6,703 $7,225 $7,372 $7,746 $7,629 0% 14%

Oklahoma $6,425 $6,726 $7,141 $7,466 $7,784 4% 21%

Oregon $7,484 $9,023 $8,155 $8,848 $9,106 3% 22%

Pennsylvania $9,043 $9,420 $10,046 $10,457 $11,135 6% 23%

Rhode Island $9,008 $9,816 $9,816 $10,582 $10,582 0% 17%

South Carolina $6,700 $6,944 $7,073 $7,231 $7,415 3% 11%

Tennessee $11,452 $12,397 $13,636 $14,318 $18,253 27% 59%

Texas $4,154 $4,352 $4,850 $5,541 $5,642 2% 36%

Utah $7,169 $7,699 $8,195 $10,012 $10,594 6% 48%

Vermont $9,552 $9,840 $10,272 $10,704 $11,136 4% 17%

Virginia $8,244 $9,033 $9,318 $9,498 $9,738 3% 18%

WASHINGTON $8,145 $8,370 $8,777 $9,235 $9,235 0% 13%

West Virginia $7,758 $7,758 $7,648 $7,576 $7,841 3% 1%

Wisconsin $11,577 $11,564 $11,821 $12,077 $12,097 0% 4%

Wyoming $5,382 $5,416 $5,683 $5,991 $6,331 6% 18%


APPENDIX C: List of Colleges and Universities Included in the Tuition and Fee Report Survey

This appendix lists only the institutions reflected in the national comparison tables, one through eight. The names of some colleges and universities have changed over time. The most current names are listed below.

*Indicates the state flagship university reflected in tables one through four. States with more than one research institution will not see the non-flagship institution listed here.

**State university system represents an average of comprehensive institutions in the state.

ALABAMA University of Alabama-Tuscaloosa* Alabama State University University of Montevallo University of North Alabama University of South Alabama University of West Alabama

ALASKA

University of Alaska Fairbanks* ARIZONA

University of Arizona* Arizona State University-Main Campus Northern Arizona University

ARKANSAS

University of Arkansas-Fayetteville* Arkansas State University-Main Campus

Arkansas Tech University University of Arkansas at Monticello University of Central Arkansas CALIFORNIA

University of California-Berkeley* California Polytechnic State University-San Luis Obispo California State College-San Bernardino California State University-Chico California State University-Fresno California State University-Fullerton California State University-Northridge California State University-Long Beach California State University-Los Angeles California State University-Sacramento Humboldt State University Sonoma State University

COLORADO University of Colorado at Boulder* Adams State College Fort Lewis State College Metropolitan State College of Denver University of Northern Colorado Western State College Colorado

CONNECTICUT

University of Connecticut-Storrs* Central Connecticut State University Southern Connecticut State University Western Connecticut State University

DELAWARE

University of Delaware* FLORIDA

University of Florida-Gainesville* State University System Comprehensive**

GEORGIA

University of Georgia* Albany State University Armstrong Atlantic State University Augusta State University Columbus State University Georgia College and State University Georgia Southern University University of West Georgia Valdosta State University

HAWAII

University of Hawaii at Manoa*


IDAHO

University of Idaho* Boise State University Idaho State University

ILLINOIS

University of Illinois at Urbana/Champaign* Eastern Illinois University Illinois State University Northeastern Illinois University Northern Illinois University Western Illinois University

INDIANA

Indiana University-Bloomington* Ball State University Indiana State University

IOWA

University of Iowa* University of Northern Iowa

KANSAS

University of Kansas-Main Campus* Emporia State University Fort Hays State University Pittsburg State University Wichita State University

KENTUCKY

University of Kentucky-Lexington* Eastern Kentucky University Kentucky State University Morehead State University Murray State University Northern Kentucky University University of Louisville Western Kentucky University

LOUISIANA

Louisiana State University-Baton Rouge* Grambling State University Louisiana Technical University McNeese State University Nicholls State University Northwestern State University of LA Southeastern Louisiana University University of Louisiana-Monroe

Appendix C

MAINE University of Maine* University of Maine at Fort Kent University of Maine at Machias University of Maine at Presque Isle

MARYLAND

University of Maryland-College Park* Bowie State University Coppin State University Frostburg State University Morgan State University St. Mary's College of Maryland Towson State University

MASSACHUSETTS

University of Massachusetts-Amherst* Fitchburg State College Framingham State College Massachusetts College of Art and Design Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts Salem State College University of Massachusetts-Dartmouth Worcester State College

MICHIGAN

University of Michigan-Ann Arbor* Central Michigan University Eastern Michigan University Grand Valley State University Northern Michigan University Oakland University Western Michigan University

MINNESOTA

University of Minnesota-Twin Cities* State University System Comprehensive**

MISSISSIPPI

University of Mississippi-Main Campus* Alcorn State University Jackson State University Mississippi University for Women Mississippi Valley State University University of Southern Mississippi


MISSOURI

University of Missouri-Columbia* Missouri Southern State University Missouri State University Missouri Western State University Truman State University University of Central Missouri

MONTANA

University of Montana-Missoula* Montana State University-Billings University of Montana-Western

NEBRASKA

University of Nebraska-Lincoln* University of Nebraska-Kearney Wayne State College

NEVADA

University of Nevada-Reno* University of Nevada-Las Vegas

NEW HAMPSHIRE

University of New Hampshire-Durham* Keene State College Plymouth State University

NEW JERSEY

Rutgers University-New Brunswick* Ramapo College of New Jersey Richard Stockton College of NJ Rowan University

NEW JERSEY, cont. Montclair State University New Jersey City University New Jersey Institute of Technology The College of New Jersey

NEW MEXICO

University of New Mexico-Main Campus* Western New Mexico University

Appendix C

NEW YORK University of Buffalo* SUNY at Fredonia SUNY at Geneseo SUNY College at Brockport SUNY College at Buffalo SUNY College at New Paltz SUNY College at Old Westbury SUNY College at Oswego SUNY College at Plattsburgh SUNY College at Potsdam SUNY Empire State College

NORTH CAROLINA

University of N. Carolina at Chapel Hill* Appalachian State University East Carolina University North Carolina Central University Western Carolina University Winston Salem State University

NORTH DAKOTA

University of North Dakota-Grand Forks* Dickinson State University Mayville State University Minot State University

Valley City State University OHIO

Ohio State University-Main Campus* Bowling Green State University-Main Campus University of Akron-Main Campus University of Toledo Wright State University-Main Campus

OKLAHOMA

University of Oklahoma-Norman* East Central University Northeastern State University Northwestern OK State University Southeastern OK State University Southwestern OK State University University of Central Oklahoma


OREGON

University of Oregon-Eugene* Eastern Oregon University Oregon Institute of Technology Portland State University Southern Oregon University

PENNSYLVANIA

Pennsylvania State University-Main Campus* Bloomsburg University of Pennsylvania California University of Pennsylvania Cheyney University of Pennsylvania Clarion University of Pennsylvania East Stroudsburg University of Pennsylvania Edinboro University of Pennsylvania Indiana University of Pennsylvania Kutztown University of Pennsylvania Lock Haven University of Pennsylvania Mansfield University of Pennsylvania Millersville University of Pennsylvania Slippery Rock University of Pennsylvania Shippensburg University of Pennsylvania West Chester University of Pennsylvania

RHODE ISLAND

University of Rhode Island* Rhode Island College

SOUTH CAROLINA

University of South Carolina/Columbia* Francis Marion College

SOUTH DAKOTA

University of South Dakota-Vermillion* Black Hills State University Dakota State University

TENNESSEE

University of Tennessee-Knoxville* Austin Peay State University East Tennessee State University Middle Tennessee State University University of Memphis University of Tennessee-Chattanooga University of Tennessee-Martin

Appendix C TEXAS

University of Texas at Austin* Angelo State University Midwestern State University Sam Houston State University Stephen F. Austin State University Texas A&M University-Commerce Texas A&M University-Kingsville Texas State University-San Marcos University of North Texas West Texas A&M University

UTAH

University of Utah* Weber State University

VERMONT

University of Vermont* Castleton State College Lyndon State College

VIRGINIA

University of Virginia–Main Campus* George Mason University James Madison University Longwood College Old Dominion University Radford University

WASHINGTON

University of Washington* Central Washington University Eastern Washington University Western Washington University

WEST VIRGINIA

West Virginia University-Morgantown** Bluefield State College Concord University Fairmont State University Marshall University Shepherd University West Liberty State College West Virginia University Institute of Technology


WISCONSIN

University of Wisconsin-Madison* University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire University of Wisconsin-Oshkosh University of Wisconsin-River Falls University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point

WYOMING

University of Wyoming*

Appendix C

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