SIERRA VISTA — University of Arizona South students will be among those seeing substantial tuition increases after the Arizona Board of Regents on Thursday approved hikes at state universities.
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Graduate students at UA South who are Arizona residents will see a 16.4 percent increase, with tuition and mandatory fees rising from $7,574 per year to $8,813 per year.
Graduate students at UA South who are not residents of Arizona will see a 9.7 percent increase, with tuition and mandatory fees rising from $22,486 per year to $24,675 per year.
Elsewhere in thestate, incoming Arizona State University students will see their tuition and mandatory fees jump by 18.8 percent — a hike of $1,288. That will bring the cost for in-state students to $8,128 per year starting this fall.
Current ASU students will face increases of between 11.9 percent and 12.7 percent, or $783 to $817 a year, depending on when they started.
The regents, meeting Thursday in Tucson, approved an increase of 20.5 percent for in-state undergraduate students at the University of Arizona — bringing tuition and fees to $8,245 beginning in the fall semester.
Freshmen at Northern Arizona University will pay $931 more per year, or an increase of 15.2 percent.
Annual tuition and fees for in-state students at the Flagstaff campus now comes to $7,053.
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