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2003-04 Washington State Tuition and Fee Report January 2004

2003-04 Washington State Tuition and Fee Report

Table of Contents Page Executive Summary ............................................................................................................ i Chapter 1: 2003-04 Washington State Tuition and Fees .............................................. 1

National Comparison Western States Comparison (WICHE) Peer Institution Comparison

Chapter 2: Washington’s Tuition and Fee Structure.................................................... 18 Components of Tuition and Fees Comparison of Tuition to Total Cost of Instruction Amount of Tuition Revenue Generated Tuition at Washington’s Technical Colleges

Chapter 3: Tuition History in Washington State .......................................................... 21 Historical Overview Tuition Increases Over Time Tuition Changes in 2003-04

Chapter 4: Tables .............................................................................................................. 29 National Comparison Western States Comparison (WICHE) Peer Institution Comparison

University of Washington Peer Groups Washington State University Peer Groups The Evergreen State College Peer Groups

Appendices Data Methods ............................................................................................. Appendix A Washington State Tuition and Fees by Institution.................................... Appendix B Participating Public Colleges and Universities......................................... Appendix C

January 2004

2003-04 Washington State Tuition and Fee Report Executive Summary Background State law directs the Higher Education Coordinating Board (HECB) to recommend state tuition and fee policies to the Governor and Legislature. As part of its analysis, Board staff conducts an annual survey of tuition and fee rates at public colleges and universities in all 50 states to determine how Washington State tuition and fees compare both nationally and with other Western states. In addition, staff examines how tuition and fees at individual Washington institutions contrast with tuition and fees charged by comparable institutions nationwide. These comparable institutions are referred to as “peer” institutions throughout this report. The following are key findings from this year’s tuition and fee report. Key Findings Nationally, tuition increased more than at any time in the last decade – 11.2 percent for research institutions, 11.6 percent for comprehensive institutions, and 9.9 percent for community colleges. It was the second year in a row that tuition increased over 10 percent for the four-year colleges and universities.

• Washington resident undergraduates pay somewhat less than the national average for tuition at the four-year institutions.

o The University of Washington (UW) and Washington State University (WSU) are below the national average by 7 percent.

o Washington comprehensive institutions are within 11 percent of the national average.

• At the community colleges, Washington residents pay a little less than the national average. o Washington community colleges are slightly below the national average ($13).

• The differences between Washington and “average” tuition and fee rates are more pronounced among comparable (peer) institutions.

o UW and WSU are below their peer averages by 17 percent and 10 percent respectively for resident undergraduate tuition and fees.

• Resident undergraduate tuition and fee rates in Washington are higher than in most Western

states. o UW and WSU are the third highest among the Western (WICHE) states for resident

undergraduate tuition and fees. Washington comprehensives and the community colleges rank fourth and sixth respectively among the Western states.

• Washington’s rank in tuition levels among states and peers has remained steady. For

example, UW nationally ranked 23rd in 2000 and ranks 25th today. o Washington comprehensive institutions ranked 25th in 2000 and rank 28th today,

while the community colleges ranked 23rd in 2000 and rank 22nd today.

• Significant spikes in tuition have occurred in every recession since the 1970s, and the cycle appears to be repeating.

• Over the last 10 years, tuition and fees have increased 92 percent at the University of Washington. The national average of tuition and fees has increased 84 percent over the same period.

2003-04 Resident Undergraduate Tuition and Fees

Institutions Tuition and Fees

Research Institutions:

University of Washington - Seattle $4,863

Washington State University - All $4,836

Comprehensive Institutions:

Central Washington University $3,729

Eastern Washington University $3,687

Western Washington University $3,683

The Evergreen State College $3,651

Community Colleges $2,142 The following tables show Washington’s ranking nationally as well as by respective peer group for each institution or sector, and for the Western states, i.e., the 15 states that participate in the Western Interstate Commission for Higher Education (WICHE).

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It should be noted that Washington State University is compared with the national flagship universities in the following tables. But in the tuition and fee survey, only the University of Washington is represented in Tables 1 through 4 as Washington’s flagship university. Detailed tuition and fee data for WSU and its peer institutions are contained in Peer Tables 5 through 8 and 15 and 16.

University of Washington


Tuition 2003-04

UW rank

UW

$4,863

National average

$5,218

25th of 50

WICHE average

$3,913

3rd of 15

Peer average

$5,890

18th of 25

Note: Tuition includes operating and building fee plus mandatory fees.

Washington State University 2003-04 Resident Undergraduate Tuition and Fees

Tuition

2003-04

WSU rank WSU

$4,836

National average

$5,218

25th of 50

WICHE average

$3,913

3rd of 15

Peer average

$5,398

13th of 23

Note: Tuition includes operating and building fee plus mandatory fees.

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Washington Comprehensive Institutions


Tuition 2003-04

Comprehensive rank

Washington comprehensives

$3,700

National average*

$4,169

28th of 46

WICHE average

$3,329

4th of 12

Peer average*

$4,169

28th of 46

*Both the national and peer averages are based on 214 institutions that have been used for more than 30 years. (For comparison purposes, The Evergreen State College tuition and fees rate for 2003-04 is $3,651.) Note: Tuition includes operating and building fee plus mandatory fees.

Washington Community Colleges 2003-04 Resident Tuition and Fees

Tuition

2003-04 Community college

rank Washington community colleges

$2,142

National average*

$2,155

22nd of 49

WICHE average

$1,794

6th of 14

Peer average*

$2,155

22nd of 49

*49-state average serves as the peer group for the community colleges (South Dakota has no community colleges). Note: Tuition includes operating and building fee plus mandatory fees.

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Washington’s Tuition and Fee Increases Over Time The 2003-04 tuition and fee increase at Washington public institutions was considerably less than the increase of the previous year. In 2002-03, tuition increases were 14.6 percent, 13 percent, and 13.7 percent for research institutions, comprehensive institutions, and community colleges, respectively. This year, the increases were 6.5 percent, 6.6 percent, and 8.1 percent for the same groups. Nationally, in 2003-04, the average tuition increased about 11 percent for four-year institutions and 10 percent for community colleges. It was the second year in a row that the average tuition increase exceeded 10 percent nationally and was the greatest increase since 1991-92. The reported tuition amounts for Washington institutions, as well as nationally, reflect total tuition and required fees at the institutions. In Washington, because required fees may increase at rates less than those authorized by the Legislature, these percentages vary from the authorized amount. In the community college system, tuition is now based on a per-credit hour charge. The percentage reported in this publication reflects the tuition and fee amount paid by a student taking 15 credit hours. In all sectors – research, comprehensive and community colleges – tuition (operating and building fee) increased at the maximum legislatively authorized amount: 7 percent. For community colleges, the average tuition increased by the authorized 7 percent. During the last decade, the increase in Washington resident undergraduate tuition and fees has outpaced both Washington per capita personal income (PCPI) and inflation. Since 1993-94, tuition and fees have increased 92 percent at the University of Washington (for resident undergraduates), while the PCPI has increased 52 percent. The growth in the rate of inflation (20 percent) continues to lag behind both tuition and the PCPI.

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January 2004

2003-04 Washington State Tuition and Fee Report Chapter 1: 2003-04 Washington State Tuition and Fees

As part of its yearly analysis of tuition and fees, the Higher Education Coordinating Board (HECB) staff conducts an annual survey of tuition and fee rates at public colleges and universities in all 50 states to determine how Washington State tuition and fees compare both nationally and with other Western states. In addition, staff examines how tuition and fees at individual Washington institutions compare with tuition and fees charged by their respective “peer” institutions. In 1988, a joint legislative and executive study group, in consultation with the HECB, adopted a national comparison “peer” group for each of the following: (1) the University of Washington (flagship); (2) Washington State University; (3) comprehensive institutions – which include Central, Eastern and Western Washington Universities; (4) The Evergreen State College; and (5) the Washington community college system. For a more detailed description of the peer group selection, see page 14. Undergraduate tuition and fees for comprehensive institutions are based on data from 214 public colleges and universities. Graduate tuition and fees are based on data from the same group of public colleges and universities, although not all offer graduate programs. Required fees are fees paid by all full-time students and do not include any optional fees, such as parking or health care, unless they are paid by all full-time students. Following is a summary of how 2003-04 tuition and fees at Washington colleges and universities compare with all 50 states, with other Western states, and with peer institutions. National Comparison To better understand how Washington tuition and fee rates compare nationally, HECB staff looked at three categories: (1) flagship universities; (2) comprehensive colleges and state universities; and (3) community colleges. The following summary tables provide an overview of the relationship of tuition and fee rates at Washington colleges and universities to national averages. Tables also graph this year’s percentage increases in resident undergraduate tuition and fee rates for each state.

2003-04 Washington State Tuition and Fee Report Page 2

For more detailed analysis by category and a national perspective over the last five years, see the tables in Section IV (National Tables 1-10). Tables 1 through 4 represent tuition and fee rates at the public flagship university in each state. Tables 5 through 8 represent the average tuition and fees for a selected set of comprehensive colleges and universities in all 50 states. Washington institutions represented in this sector include Central Washington University, Eastern Washington University and Western Washington University. (The Evergreen State College is compared with its own set of peer institutions in Peer Tables 17 through 20. It is presented in the following table for comparison to the comprehensive peer group). The comprehensive colleges and universities peer group, created in 1969, is composed of 214 institutions reporting undergraduate tuition and fees and 192 of those reporting graduate tuition and fees. Although not all public institutions are included in this survey, the averages and changes over time with the same set of institutions offer consistency, while the large number of institutions provides a close approximation of state averages. Tables 9 and 10 display state averages for community colleges.


Washington Tuition And Fee Rates Compared With National Averages

2003-04 Undergraduate Graduate Resident Nonresident Resident Nonresident University of Washington $4,863 $16,016 $6,966 $16,689 National Average $5,218 $14,468 $5,764 $14,048 Dollar Difference - $355 $1,548 $1,202 $2,641 Percent +/- National Average -6.8% 10.7% 20.9% 18.8% Undergraduate Graduate Resident Nonresident Resident Nonresident Washington State University $4,836 $12,938 $6,278 $15,294 National Average $5,218 $14,468 $5,764 $14,048 Dollar Difference - $382 - $1,530 $514 $1,246 Percent +/- National Average -7.3% -10.6% 8.9% 8.9% Undergraduate Graduate Resident Nonresident Resident NonresidentWashington Comprehensive Institutions (CWU, EWU & WWU) $3,700 $12,168 $5,547 $14,806 National Average (N=214) $4,169 $10,526 $4,609 $10,552 Dollar Difference - $469 $1,643 $938 $4,254 Percent +/- National Average -11.3% 15.6% 20.3% 40.3% The Evergreen State College $3,651 $13,332 $5,979 $18,306 National Average (N=214) $4,169 $10,526 $4,609 $10,552 Dollar Difference - $518 $2,806 $1,370 $7,754 Percent +/- National Average -12.4% 26.7% 29.7% 73.5% Undergraduate Resident Nonresident Community Colleges $2,142 $7,350 National Average(N=48) $2,155 $5,702 Dollar Difference -$13 $1,648 Percent +/- National Average -0.6% 28.9%


Increases In Washington Tuition And Fee Rates

Compared With National Averages Percentage Change 2002-03 to 2003-04

Undergraduate Graduate Resident Nonresident Resident Nonresident

University of Washington 6.5% 4.9% 8.2% 7.5% National Average 11.2% 9.0% 11.1% 9.0% Washington State University 7.0% 5.4% 3.1% 2.5% National Average 11.2% 9.0% 11.1% 9.0% Washington Comprehensive Institutions 6.6% 4.7% 5.7% -5.6% National Average 11.6% 9.6% 12.3% 9.7% Washington Community Colleges 8.1% 2.2% National Average 9.9% 6.6%

Note: The Governor and 2003 Legislature authorized tuition increases of up to 7 percent for all resident undergraduate students. Governing boards and the State Board for Community and Technical Colleges were given the authority to set tuition rates for all students other than resident undergraduate. The percentage increase in the table above reflects the actual annual increase in total tuition and fees (building, operating, services and activities fees, and technology). Services and activities fees and technology fees may not always increase at the same rate as “tuition,” i.e., operating and building fee. See “Washington’s Tuition and Fee Structure” (page 18) for a more complete description.


2003-04 Resident Undergraduate Tuition and Fees Research Institutions University of Washington (flagship):

• The University of Washington ranks 25th nationally in the amount of tuition and fees charged to resident undergraduates. (The state with the highest tuition and fees would rank number 1.)

o The UW increased resident undergraduate tuition and fees 6.5 percent in 2003-04; the national average increased 11.2 percent.

o In 2003-04, 24 states increased tuition and fees 10 percent or more, as compared to 17 states in 2002-03.

o Three states increased tuition and fees more than 20 percent, and three states increased tuition and fees three percent or less.

Note: UW is considered the “flagship” university and is used for the national flagship university comparison in the tuition survey. Tuition and fees for WSU are reported in the Peer Tables 5 through 8 and 15 and 16.

Washington State University:

• Washington State University also ranks 25th nationally in the amount of tuition and fees charged to resident undergraduates when compared to the national flagship universities.

o WSU increased resident undergraduate tuition and fees 7 percent in 2003-04; the national average increased 11.2 percent.

Comprehensive Institutions (Central, Eastern, and Western Washington Universities)

• Washington’s comprehensive institutions rank 28th nationally in the amount of tuition and fees charged to resident undergraduates.

• Washington comprehensive institutions increased resident undergraduate tuition and fees 6.6 percent in 2003-04; the national average increased 11.6 percent.

• In 2003-04, 27 states increased tuition and fees 10 percent or more, compared to 18 states in 2002-03.

• Four states increased tuition and fees more than 20 percent and, of those, one state increased tuition and fees over 30 percent. Two states increased tuition and fees three percent or less.

• The Evergreen State College ranks comparably if compared to the comprehensive institutions nationally. Evergreen’s peer data is offered in Peer Tables 17 through 20.


Washington’s Community Colleges

• Washington’s community colleges rank 22nd nationally in the amount of tuition and fees charged to resident undergraduates.

• Washington community colleges increased resident undergraduate tuition and fees 8.1 percent in 2003-04; the national average increased 9.9 percent.

• In 2003-04, 22 states increased tuition and fees 10 percent or more, compared to 14 states in 2002-03.

• Seven states increased tuition and fees more than 20 percent, with four of those states increasing tuition over 30 percent. Six states increased tuition and fees three percent or less.

The following charts display Washington resident undergraduate tuition and fee rates for 2003-04 by sector (research [flagship], comprehensive, and the community colleges) as compared to other states nationwide. Also displayed by sector are the state rankings by percentage increases in tuition and fees as reported in this year’s tuition and fee survey. For more information on the WICHE and peer averages, refer to pages 13 through 17.


University of Washington resident undergraduate tuition ranks 25th nationally, 2003-04

9,6369,206

8,6647,9757,927

7,4827,116

7,0106,8126,759

6,5586,498

6,4126,186

5,9645,9145,8905,861

5,7785,7675,734

5,2505,218

5,1365,079

4,9934,863

4,7714,768

4,5464,450

4,2604,2054,1564,1344,1014,0784,0724,020

3,9403,9163,913

3,8503,741

3,6463,5933,548

3,4653,3483,313

3,0902,781

2,550

$0 $2,000 $4,000 $6,000 $8,000 $10,000

VermontPennsylvania

New HampshireMichigan

New JerseyMassachusetts

MinnesotaIllinois

ConnecticutMarylandMissouriDelaware

OhioRhode Island

VirginiaMaine

Peer AverageNew York

South CarolinaIndiana

TexasCalifornia

National AverageWisconsin

OregonIowa

WASHINGTONNebraskaArkansasKentucky

TennesseeMontana

South DakotaNorth Dakota

AlabamaKansasGeorgia

North CarolinaColorado

LouisianaMississippi

WICHE AverageAlaska

OklahomaUtah

ArizonaWest Virginia

HawaiiIdaho

New MexicoWyoming

FloridaNevada

University of Washington resident undergraduate tuition ranks 25th nationally, 2003-04

9,6369,206

8,6647,9757,927

7,4827,116

7,0106,8126,759

6,5586,498

6,4126,186

5,9645,9145,8905,861

5,7785,7675,734

5,2505,218

5,1365,079

4,9934,863

4,7714,768

4,5464,450

4,2604,2054,1564,1344,1014,0784,0724,020

3,9403,9163,913

3,8503,741

3,6463,5933,548

3,4653,3483,313

3,0902,781

2,550

$0 $2,000 $4,000 $6,000 $8,000 $10,000

VermontPennsylvania

New HampshireMichigan

New JerseyMassachusetts

MinnesotaIllinois

ConnecticutMarylandMissouriDelaware

OhioRhode Island

VirginiaMaine

Peer AverageNew York

South CarolinaIndiana

TexasCalifornia

National AverageWisconsin

OregonIowa

WASHINGTONNebraskaArkansasKentucky

TennesseeMontana

South DakotaNorth Dakota

AlabamaKansasGeorgia

North CarolinaColorado

LouisianaMississippi

WICHE AverageAlaska

OklahomaUtah

ArizonaWest Virginia

HawaiiIdaho

New MexicoWyoming

FloridaNevada


University of Washingtonresident undergraduate tuition grew by 6.5% in 2003-04

39.1%37.1%

20.8%19.8%

19.1%18.1%

17.7%17.6%

16.7%16.3%16.1%15.9%

15.7%15.4%15.2%

14.6%14.5%14.4%

13.5%13.3%

12.8%12.7%

11.4%11.2%

10.7%10.6%

10.0%9.8%9.7%9.7%9.5%

8.6%8.5%8.5%

7.7%7.6%7.4%7.1%7.1%7.0%

6.6%6.6%6.5%6.5%

5.7%5.6%

4.6%4.5%

3.5%3.1%

2.7%2.0%

0.0%

0% 10% 20% 30% 40%

ArizonaCaliforniaNew York

VirginiaIowa

MissouriKansas

OhioOklahoma

AlabamaWisconsin

South CarolinaNebraska

MassachusettsDelawareMaryland

Peer AverageKentucky

North DakotaMinnesota

GeorgiaColorado

LouisianaNational Average

ConnecticutWICHE Average

IdahoPennsylvania

TennesseeUtah

West VirginiaSouth Dakota

IndianaNew Jersey

FloridaNevada

TexasVermont

AlaskaArkansas

New HampshireMaine

MichiganWASHINGTON

Rhode IslandNorth Carolina

IllinoisNew Mexico

HawaiiWyoming

OregonMontana

Mississippi

University of Washingtonresident undergraduate tuition grew by 6.5% in 2003-04

39.1%37.1%

20.8%19.8%

19.1%18.1%

17.7%17.6%

16.7%16.3%16.1%15.9%

15.7%15.4%15.2%

14.6%14.5%14.4%

13.5%13.3%

12.8%12.7%

11.4%11.2%

10.7%10.6%

10.0%9.8%9.7%9.7%9.5%

8.6%8.5%8.5%

7.7%7.6%7.4%7.1%7.1%7.0%

6.6%6.6%6.5%6.5%

5.7%5.6%

4.6%4.5%

3.5%3.1%

2.7%2.0%

0.0%

0% 10% 20% 30% 40%


VirginiaIowa

MissouriKansas

OhioOklahoma

AlabamaWisconsin

South CarolinaNebraska

MassachusettsDelawareMaryland

Peer AverageKentucky

North DakotaMinnesota

GeorgiaColorado


ConnecticutWICHE Average

IdahoPennsylvania

TennesseeUtah

West VirginiaSouth Dakota

IndianaNew Jersey

FloridaNevada

TexasVermont

AlaskaArkansas

New HampshireMaine

MichiganWASHINGTON

Rhode IslandNorth Carolina

IllinoisNew Mexico

HawaiiWyoming

OregonMontana

Mississippi


Washington Comprehensive Institutions resident undergraduate tuition ranks 28th nationally, 2003-04

7,1666,620

6,3755,8205,806

5,7475,423

5,2385,1495,129

5,0825,0234,988

4,9364,916

4,5624,5174,493

4,3224,1834,1804,1694,130

3,9953,9583,913

3,8273,763

3,7003,6593,644

3,5943,593

3,5313,3503,329

3,1622,9832,946

2,8762,8482,812

2,7652,762

2,6492,632

2,5502,471

$0 $2,000 $4,000 $6,000 $8,000

New JerseyOhio

New HampshirePennsylvania

VermontMarylandMichigan

IllinoisConnecticut

New YorkSouth Carolina

VirginiaMassachusetts

IndianaIowa

MissouriMinnesota

OregonSouth Dakota

MaineWisconsin

National AverageArkansas

Rhode IslandTennessee

AlabamaMontana

TexasWASHINGTON

NebraskaKentucky

North DakotaArizona

MississippiIdaho

WICHE AverageWest Virginia

LouisianaKansasFlorida

GeorgiaNorth Carolina

ColoradoOklahomaCalifornia

UtahNevada

New Mexico


Washington Comprehensive Institutions resident undergraduate tuition grew by 6.6% in 2003-04

39.1%27.8%

23.5%22.4%

19.4%18.5%

17.1%16.2%

15.5%15.3%

14.4%13.8%13.7%13.7%13.7%13.6%13.4%

13.0%12.6%

12.2%11.8%11.6%

11.2%10.9%10.9%

10.5%10.5%

10.2%10.0%

9.7%9.7%9.5%9.3%

8.5%8.4%8.4%

8.0%7.6%

6.6%6.6%6.4%6.3%6.2%

5.2%5.0%

3.2%2.3%

0.0%

0% 10% 20% 30% 40%


MassachusettsIowa

WisconsinSouth Carolina

OklahomaTexas

LouisianaNebraska

MinnesotaIllinois

VirginiaKentucky

KansasTennessee

ConnecticutNorth Dakota

AlabamaOhio

National AverageNew Mexico

WICHE AverageArkansasMissouri

IndianaWest Virginia

MarylandMichigan

New JerseyIdaho

GeorgiaUtah

South DakotaMaine

VermontNevada

WASHINGTONFloridaOregon

New HampshireRhode IslandPennsylvania

North CarolinaMontanaColorado

Mississippi


Washington Community Colleges resident undergraduate tuition ranks 22nd nationally, 2003-04

4,7713,494

3,4333,419

3,2672,956

2,9132,7312,7172,7012,6752,647

2,5242,5032,4712,458

2,4182,417

2,3102,2132,210

2,1552,1422,1202,0902,0652,040

1,9921,9201,8961,8851,883

1,8451,8071,8061,7941,765

1,7221,688

1,6351,6331,6121,578

1,4181,4171,387

1,2811,136

1,103949

540

$0 $2,000 $4,000 $6,000

New HampshireVermont

WisconsinMinnesota

MassachusettsNew York

IowaSouth Carolina

OhioOregon

MarylandNew Jersey

IndianaNorth Dakota

MissouriAlabama

AlaskaPennsylvania

ConnecticutIdaho

ColoradoNational Average

WASHINGTONRhode Island

MontanaTennessee

MaineDelawareMichiganKentuckyArkansas

VirginiaOklahoma

IllinoisUtah

WICHE AverageKansas

West VirginiaFlorida

LouisianaWyoming

GeorgiaNebraska

MississippiNevadaHawaiiTexas

North CarolinaArizona

New MexicoCalifornia


Washington Community Colleges resident undergraduate tuition grew by 8.1% in 2003-04

63.6%43.1%

31.2%31.1%

26.5%23.6%23.4%

18.7%18.3%18.1%

17.1%16.6%

14.4%14.2%13.8%13.6%13.6%

12.9%12.1%

10.6%10.5%10.3%10.1%9.9%9.5%9.1%

8.5%8.1%7.7%7.6%

7.1%6.7%

6.0%5.8%5.5%5.3%4.9%4.8%

4.4%4.3%4.0%3.8%3.7%3.6%3.5%

2.7%1.6%1.4%

0.8%0.0%

-14.6%

-20% -10% 0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60% 70%

CaliforniaIdaho

OregonTexas

VirginiaNew Mexico

KentuckyTennesseeWisconsin

OhioAlabama

South CarolinaOklahoma

MassachusettsWICHE Average

KansasConnecticut

ArizonaMinnesota

North DakotaMontanaDelaware


AlaskaIowaUtah

WASHINGTONNew Hampshire

ArkansasFlorida

MichiganIllinois

PennsylvaniaVermont

Rhode IslandNew Jersey

HawaiiColoradoMaryland

GeorgiaNevada

WyomingNorth Carolina

New YorkNebraska

MississippiMissouri

West VirginiaMaine

Indiana


Western States Comparison HECB staff compared tuition and fees at Washington public colleges and universities with those at public colleges and universities in 14 other Western states. Like Washington, these states are members of the Western Interstate Commission for Higher Education (WICHE). They include Alaska, Arizona, California, Colorado, Hawaii, Idaho, Montana, Nevada, New Mexico, North Dakota, Oregon, South Dakota, Utah, Washington and Wyoming. The summary table and graph that follow compare Washington tuition and fee rates with those of other WICHE states. Please note that the comprehensive institutions include Central, Eastern and Western Washington Universities. The Evergreen State College (TESC) is represented within its own peer group and, consequently, is represented in the Peer Institution Comparison section. TESC is presented separately in the graph on the following page. For more detailed analysis, see the tables in Section IV of this report (WICHE States Tables 1-10). Tables 1 through 8 display historical and current tuition and required fee rates for full-time undergraduate and graduate students at public four-year colleges and universities in the Western states. Tables 9 and 10 display the average tuition and fee rates for community colleges in each Western state.

Washington Tuition and Fee Rates Compared with WICHE States

2003-04

Undergraduate GraduateResident Nonresident Resident Nonresident

University of Washington $4,863 $16,016 $6,966 $16,689 WICHE Average $3,913 $12,627 $4,551 $12,213 Dollar Difference $950 $3,389 $2,415 $4,476 Percent +/- WICHE Average 24.3% 26.8% 53.1% 36.7% Washington State University

$4,836

$12,938

$6,278

$15,294

WICHE Average $3,913 $12,627 $4,551 $12,213 Dollar Difference $923 $311 $1,727 $3,081 Percent +/- WICHE Average 23.6% 2.5% 38.0% 25.2% Washington Comprehensive Institutions

$3,700

$12,168

$5,547

$14,806

WICHE Average (N=38) $3,329 $10,262 $3,840 $10,779 Dollar Difference $371 $1,906 $1,707 $4,027 Percent +/- WICHE Average 11.1% 18.6% 44.4% 37.4% Washington Community Colleges

$2,142

$7,350

WICHE Average (N=14) $1,794 $5,544 Dollar Difference $348 $1,806 Percent +/- WICHE Average 19.4% 32.6%


Resident Undergraduate Tuition and Fees: Washington Compared to WICHE States

2003-04 $4,836

$3,700 $3,651

$2,142

$4,863

$1,794

$3,329$3,329

$3,913$3,913

$-

$1,000

$2,000

$3,000

$4,000

$5,000

$6,000

University ofWashington

Washington StateUniversity

Comprehensives The EvergreenState College

CommunityColleges

Washington WICHE average

Peer Institution Comparison In 1988, the HECB undertook a study to develop peer groups reflecting a national perspective. Concurrently, a special joint legislative and executive study group was appointed to review the higher education master plan funding recommendations, with peer comparison groups identified as one of its areas of study. The joint study group and the HECB worked together and adopted the following peer policies: 1. The Carnegie Commission's classification of institutions is used as the basis for

selecting comparison groups for Washington institutions of higher education. 2. The national comparison group for the University of Washington is all public

institutions in the Carnegie classification Research Universities Category I with medical schools. These institutions typically offer a wide range of baccalaureate programs and are committed to graduate education through the doctorate level.

3. The national comparison group for Washington State University is all public land

grant universities in the Carnegie classification Research Universities Categories I and II with veterinary schools. Research Category II differ from Category I by the fewer number of doctoral degrees offered.


4. The national comparison group for Central, Eastern, and Western Washington Universities is all public institutions in the Carnegie classification Comprehensive Colleges and Universities Category I. These institutions typically offer a wide range of baccalaureate programs and are committed to graduate education through the master’s degree.

5. The national comparison group for the Washington community college system is all

state community college systems. In 1990, the HECB adopted a peer group for The Evergreen State College using the Carnegie Commission classification of institutions. The Board screened a composite category of public institutions in the Comprehensive I and Liberal Arts II classification. (Institutions in the Liberal Arts II classification are primarily undergraduate colleges with major emphasis on baccalaureate programs.) The selected peer institutions were also based on size, similarities of degrees awarded, and other characteristics common to The Evergreen State College. The summary table on the following page shows tuition and fee rates at Washington public colleges and universities compared to those of their respective peer groups. For more detailed analysis, see the tables in Section IV of this report. Peer Tables 1 through 20 display peer groups for the University of Washington, Washington State University and The Evergreen State College. Peer groups for Washington comprehensive institutions, with the exception of The Evergreen State College, are represented in National Tables 5 through 8. Washington community colleges are represented in National Tables 9 and 10. Also included in the peer comparison section (Peer Tables 9 through 16) are tuition and fee data for the University of Washington’s professional programs of medical, dental, and law. Tables 15 and 16 display veterinary medicine tuition and fee rates for Washington State University and its national peer group.


Washington Tuition and Fee Rates Compared to Peer Institutions

2003-04

Undergraduate Graduate Medical Dental Res Nonres Res Nonres Res Nonres Res Nonres University of Washington $4,863 $16,016 $6,966 $16,689 $12,343 $29,283 $12,343 $29,283 Peer Average $5,890 $16,876 $6,997 $16,448 $16,634 $32,908 $15,978 $32,624 Dollar Difference -$1,027 - $860 - $31 $241 - $4,291 - $3,625 - $3,635 - $3,341 Percent +/- Peer Average -17.4% -5.1% -0.4% 1.5% -25.8% -11.0% -22.7% -10.2%

Undergraduate Graduate Veterinary Res Nonres Res Nonres Res Nonres Washington State University $4,836 $12,938 $6,278 $15,294 $11,846 $11,746 Peer Average $5,398 $15,124 $5,959 $14,386 $11,870 $27,136 Dollar Difference - $562 - $2,186 $319 $908 - $24 - $15,390 Percent +/- Peer Average -10.4% -14.5% 5.4% 6.3% -0.2% -56.7%

Undergraduate Graduate Res Nonres Res Nonres Central, Eastern, Western Washington Universities $3,700 $12,168 $5,547 $14,806 Peer Average $4,169 $10,526 $4,609 $10,552 Dollar Difference - $469 $1,643 $938 $4,254 Percent +/- Peer Average -11.3% 15.6% 20.3% 40.3%

Undergraduate Graduate Res Nonres Res Nonres The Evergreen State College $3,651 $13,332 $5,979 $18,306 Peer Average $5,065 $11,915 $5,582 $11,794 Dollar Difference - $1,414 $1,417 $397 $6,512 Percent +/- Peer Average -27.9% 11.9% 7.1% 55.2%

Undergraduate Res Nonres Community Colleges $2,142 $7,350 Peer Average $2,155 $5,702 Dollar Difference - $13 $1,648 Percent +/- Peer Average -0.6% 28.9%


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Comprehensives CommunityColleges

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Resident Undergraduate Tuition and Fees: Washington Compared to Peer Averages

2003-04


Chapter 2: Washington’s Tuition and Fee Structure

Components of Tuition and Fees Often the phrase “tuition and fees” is used to refer to the charges that all students pay to attend a college or university. At Washington colleges and universities, tuition and fees include operating fees, building fees, services and activities fees, and technology fees. The actual "tuition" portion, as outlined in statute, includes operating fees and building fees. Operating Fee The operating fee represents 80 to 95 percent of tuition and fees and primarily funds the institution’s instructional activities. Building Fee The building fee, which comprises 3 to 10 percent of tuition and fees, is used to fund building projects and retire bonds. Previously, the building fee portion of tuition was a fixed dollar amount set in statute. While operating fees increased, the building fee did not. Legislative changes in 1993 provided for increases in the amount of tuition dedicated to building fees. In 1995-96, the building fee became a percentage of total tuition and fees, rather than a fixed amount and, consequently, increased as overall tuition increased.1 Services and Activities Fee The services and activities fee (S&A), which represents 2 to 12 percent of tuition and fees, funds non-instructional student activities and programs, including some bond repayments for student-support facilities. S&A fees may increase each year if the services and activities fee committee at an institution initiates a request. The S&A rate increases may not exceed tuition rate increases for resident undergraduate students.2 Technology Fee In 1996, the Legislature also authorized the public four-year institutions to impose technology fees of up to $120 per year. Four institutions now charge this fee: the University of Washington, Western Washington University, Central Washington University, and Eastern Washington University. Although capped at $120, the technology fee may be adjusted or abolished with approval of the school’s student government association and the institutional governing board.3 Currently, this fee represents 3 percent or less of total tuition and fees. The table on the following page illustrates the various fees for resident undergraduates. Nonresident tuition and fees – for students who are not residents of Washington – are considerably higher.

1 RCW 28B.15.069. 2 RCW 28B.15.069. 3 RCW 28B.15.051.


Breakdown of Tuition and Fees for Full-Time Resident Undergraduate Students

2003-04

Tuition Building Operating

Services & Activities

Technology

Total

University of Washington * $ 223 $ 4,235 $ 291 $ 114 $ 4,863

Washington State University 220 4,215 401 - 4,836

Central Washington University 132 3,108 414 75 3,729

Eastern Washington University 123 3,060 399 105 3,687

Western Washington University 128 3,110 400 45 3,683

The Evergreen State College 130 3,110 411 - 3,651

Community Colleges ** 211 1,716 215 varies 2,142

* Applies to UW main campus. Some fees vary slightly at branch campuses. ** Community college full-time tuition is based on 15 credits. Comparison of Tuition to the Total Cost of Instruction Washington public colleges and universities receive resources for instruction from two primary sources: operating fee revenue (tuition) and the State General Fund. Therefore, the tuition paid by an individual student covers a portion of the total cost incurred by colleges and universities to provide the instructional program for each student. Prior to 1995, tuition was charged as a specified percentage of the total cost of instruction. Since 1995, tuition has been set without specific reference to the total cost of instruction. For an undergraduate student, the following table shows the proportion of costs covered by tuition. In the current 2003-04 academic year, resident tuition makes up approximately 39 percent of the cost at comprehensive institutions and 36 percent of the cost at community colleges. Nearly 51 percent of the cost of instruction is paid by tuition at research universities. (The remaining portion of costs are covered primarily by the State General Fund, i.e., from state taxes.) Tuition for nonresident undergraduates covers the entire cost of instruction.


Percentage of Instructional Costs Paid by Tuition: Undergraduate Residents and Nonresidents

(selected years)

1977-98 to

1980-81

1981-82 to

1992-93

1993-94

1994-95

2002-03

2003-04 Research

Resident 25.0% 33.3% 36.3% 41.1% 45.9% 50.9% Nonresident * 100.0% 109.4% 122.9% 147.9% 161.1% Comprehensives

Resident * 25.0% 27.7% 31.5% 38.3% 38.5% Nonresident * 100.0% 109.4% 123.0% 144.1% 143.1% Community Colleges

Resident ** 23.0% 25.4% 28.8% 33.3% 36.2% Nonresident ** 100.0% 109.3% 122.7% 130.4% 134.2% * Rates were set at 80 percent of the research universities. ** Rates were set at 45 percent or 50 percent of research universities. Total Amount of Tuition Revenue Generated In fiscal year 2003-04, institutions will receive about $514 million from tuition. In comparison, institutions will receive approximately $1.165 billion from the State General Fund.4 Tuition at Washington's Technical Colleges In 1991, Washington’s technical colleges merged with the community college system. Although the State Board for Community and Technical Colleges (SBCTC) now oversees both the technical and community colleges, the two types of schools set tuition differently. Following the merger, a SBCTC task force reviewed the tuition process and recommended, with SBCTC approval, that tuition responsibility for the technical colleges remain at the local level. Technical colleges (and the Seattle Vocational Institute) set tuition and retain it in local accounts. The task force determined that this method provides significant flexibility and allows the colleges to make decisions based on local needs. Each technical college sets tuition locally, based on program costs and market influences. Tuition rates are generally comparable across the technical colleges for similar programs and comparable to rates at community colleges.

4 Legislative Evaluation and Accountability Program (LEAP), worksheet, October 2003.


Chapter 3: Tuition History in Washington State Historical Overview 1977-1995: Legislature Links Tuition Rates to the Cost of Instruction Between 1977 and 1995, the Legislature established tuition rates as a percentage of the cost of instruction. In 1977, when this approach was enacted by the Legislature, a Carnegie Commission study, Who Pays? Who Benefits? Who Should Pay? determined that, nationally, tuition covered 24 percent of the cost of instruction at public higher education institutions. The Commission recommended that this proportion be increased to 33 percent within 10 years. Under this “cost-sharing” approach, the student contributed a specified portion of the cost, and the state provided the remainder. Cost-sharing assumes that both the student and society benefit from having an educated and productive citizenry. To determine undergraduate and graduate instructional costs, the Legislature directed the HECB to develop and perform a cost study every four years.5 Using cost study data, the HECB transmitted to the institutions the cost basis upon which tuition would be established. 1995-1999: Legislature Sets Tuition in Statute In 1995, the Legislature removed the direct link to the cost of instruction and instead set tuition in statute as dollar amounts for each public institution. Although 1995 legislative intent stated that the tuition increases of 1995-96 and 1996-97 were a “transition measure until final action is taken in 1997,”6 the practice of specifying dollar amounts was continued through the 1997-99 biennium. Tuition amounts (or percentage increases) specified in statute have referred only to the “tuition” portion of tuition and fees. Public colleges and universities may assess additional fees, such as services and activities fees and technology fees. State statutes establish maximum amounts that can be charged for these additional fees, which vary by institution. The Legislature also directed the HECB to continue to conduct the cost study and submit “approved undergraduate and graduate educational costs to the several boards of regents and trustees of the state institutions of higher education by November 10 of each even-numbered year...”7 1999-2001: Legislature Gives Limited Tuition-Setting Authority to Institutions For the first time, in academic year 1999-2000, the Legislature and Governor gave institutions limited local tuition-setting authority. The 1999-2001 operating budget authorized colleges and universities to increase tuition up to 4.6 percent in the 1999-2000 academic year and 3.6 percent in the 2000-2001 academic year. 2001-2002 academic year: Limited Tuition-Setting Authority Continues for Institutions The Legislature and Governor continued to give institutions limited local tuition-setting authority

5RCW 28B.15.070. 6RCW 28B.15.031. 7RCW 28B.15.076.


in academic year 2001-2002, with tuition increases authorized up to 6.7 percent. However, maximum tuition increases for graduate programs of law and business were set at 12 percent, and the University of Washington was allowed to increase tuition up to 15 percent for its graduate business programs. 2002-2003 academic year: Limited Tuition-Setting Authority for Resident Undergraduates, other categories unlimited Institutions were allowed specified maximum percentage increases (above the prior year’s tuition) for resident undergraduates, as follows:

Research Universities (UW and WSU) 16% Comprehensive Institutions (CWU, EWU, TESC, WWU) 14% Community Colleges 12%

These increases were among the highest for any year in the previous decade. And, in all cases, the institutions found it necessary to raise tuition to the allowable maximum. For other student categories – graduate and professional students and all nonresident students – no maximum was placed on allowable tuition increases. In 2002-2003, Washington’s community colleges changed the basis of tuition and fees from a full-time/part-time basis to a per-credit hour base. Tuition and fees reported here reflect the amount charged to a student taking 15 credit hours. 2003-2004 academic year: Limited Tuition-Setting Authority up to 7 Percent for Resident Undergraduates, other categories unlimited For six years (2003-04 through 2008-09), institutions may reduce or increase full-time tuition fees for all students except resident undergraduates. Increases may exceed the fiscal growth factor (ESSB 5448). For resident undergraduates, the 2003 budget specifies an increase no greater than 7 percent in academic years 2003-04 and 2004-05 at both four-year institutions and community colleges. The table on the following page compares tuition increases for the past two years for each public four-year institution, and for the community colleges.


Percentage Increases in Tuition – By Category

Resident Undergraduate

2002-03 2003-04 Nonresident Undergraduate 2002-03 2003-04

UW

16.0%

7.0%

15.5%

5.0%

WSU 16.0% 7.0% 9.0% 5.0% CWU 14.0% 7.0% 6.0% 0% EWU 14.0% 7.0% 14.0% 7.0% TESC 14.0% 7.0% 14.0% 9.0% WWU 14.0% 7.0% 8.0% 7.0% Community Colleges 13.7% 8.0% 4.6% 2.0%

Resident Graduate 2002-03 2003-04

Nonresident Graduate 2002-03 2003-04

UW*

9.0%

6.0%

5.2%

6.0%

WSU 4.0% 2.0% 4.0% 2.0% CWU 5.9% 7.0% 6.0% - 27.8% EWU 14.0% 7.0% 14.0% 7.0% TESC 14.0% 9.0% 14.0% 9.0% WWU 3.0% 3.0% 3.0% 3.0%

* UW reflects main campus only. UW graduate tuition is charged at three rates; this represents tier 1 level. Notes: Professional tuition rates vary at UW and WSU. The tables in Section IV show tuition rates for specific professional programs. The average community college tuition was authorized to increase 12 percent. Because community college tuition is now based entirely on credit-hour charges, for a student taking 15 credits the increase was 13.7 percent in 2002-03 and 8 percent in 2003-04.

Tuition Increases Over Time Washington resident undergraduate tuition and fees have increased significantly since 1993-94, and have outpaced both Washington per capita personal income (PCPI) and inflation. The growth in the rate of inflation continues to lag behind both tuition and the PCPI.


Increases in Tuition Have Outpaced Per Capita Personal Income and Inflation

92%

52%

20%

0%

10%

20%

30%

40%

50%

60%

70%

80%

90%

100%

1993-94 1994-95 1995-96 1996-97 1997-98 1998-99 1999-00 2000-01 2001-02 2002-03 2003-04

Resident undergraduate tuition and fees at the University of Washington (increasing on average 6.7% per year)

Washington per capita personal income (increasing on average 4.3% per year)

Inflation as measured by the Implicit Price Deflator (increasing on average 1.9% per year)

Sources: HECB and Office of the Forecast Council. The following tables show the changes in tuition and fees over the past decade for full-time undergraduate students. These tables reflect the total of tuition (operating and building fees) and the services and activities fee, plus the technology fee charged by some Washington institutions. For the last several years, actual tuition and fees have varied slightly among Washington institutions within each category, i.e., research and comprehensive. The following tables display resident undergraduate tuition and fee increases for Washington institutions compared to national average increases.



Tuition and Fees per Academic Year (including Services and Activities Fees and other mandatory fees)


Compared to National Average

Washington National Average

Research:


Increase

from Prior Year

Research: National Average

Increase

from Prior Year

1993-94 $2,532 12.4% $2,837 7.8%

1994-95 $2,907 14.8% $3,019 6.4%

1995-96 $3,021 3.9% $3,187 5.6%

1996-97 ^ $3,250 7.6% $3,360 5.4%

1997-98 $3,366 3.6% $3,517 4.7%

1998-99 $3,495 3.8% $3,689 4.9%

1999-00 $3,638 4.1% $3,809 3.2%

2000-01 $3,761 3.4% $4,003 5.1%

2001-02 $3,983 5.9% $4,259 6.4%

2002-03 $4,566 14.6% $4,692 10.2%

2003-04 $4,863 6.5% $5,218 11.2%

10-year increase

92.1%

83.9%

^ Technology fees instituted in Washington in 1996-97.



Tuition and Fees per Academic Year (including Services and Activities Fees and other mandatory fees)

Washington Comprehensive Institutions

Compared to National Average


Comprehensives:

CWU, EWU, WWU

Increase

from Prior Year

Comprehensives: National Average

Increase

from Prior Year

1993-94 $1,971 10.4% $2,277 7.3%

1994-95 $2,256 14.5% $2,401 5.4%

1995-96 $2,342 3.8% $2,531 5.4%

1996-97 ^ $2,441 4.2% $2,645 4.5%

1997-98 $2,536 3.9% $2,786 5.3%

1998-99 $2,657 4.8% $2,917 4.7%

1999-00 $2,796 5.2% $3,025 3.7%

2000-01 $2,890 3.4% $3,164 4.6%

2001-02 $3,071 6.3% $3,379 6.8%

2002-03 $3,471 13.0% $3,735 10.5%

2003-04 $3,700 6.6% $4,169 11.6%

10-year increase

87.7%

83.1%

^ Technology fees instituted in Washington in 1996-97.


Resident Undergraduate Tuition and Fees per Academic Year

(including Services and Activities Fees and other mandatory fees)

Washington Community Colleges Compared to National Average


Community Colleges

Increase

from Prior Year

Community Colleges:

National Average

Increase from

Prior Year

1993-94 $1,125 12.6% $1,234 7.1%

1994-95 $1,296 15.2% $1,318 6.8%

1995-96 $1,350 4.2% $1,385 5.1%

1996-97 $1,401 3.8% $1,473 6.4%

1997-98 $1,458 4.1% $1,533 4.1%

1998-99 $1,515 3.9% $1,584 3.3%

1999-00 $1,584 4.6% $1,638 3.4%

2000-01 $1,641 3.6% $1,727 5.4%

2001-02 $1,743 6.2% $1,808 4.7%

2002-03 $1,982 13.7% $1,960 8.4%

2003-04 $2,142 8.1% $2,155 9.9% 10-year increase

90.4%

74.6%


CHAPTER 4: TABLES

• National Comparison • Western States Comparison (WICHE) • Peer Institution Comparison

National Comparison

NATIONAL - TABLE 1RESIDENT UNDERGRADUATE TUITION AND REQUIRED FEES

FLAGSHIP UNIVERSITIES

1999-00 2000-01 2001-02 2002-03 2003-04 Percentage IncreaseOne Year Four Year

Alabama 2,872 3,014 3,292 3,556 4,134 16.3% 43.9%Alaska 2,845 3,420 3,495 3,595 3,850 7.1% 35.3%Arizona 2,259 2,344 2,486 2,583 3,593 39.1% 59.1%Arkansas 3,466 3,867 4,158 4,456 4,768 7.0% 37.6%California 4,047 4,046 ^ 4,123 3,830 ^ 5,250 37.1% 29.7%Colorado 3,118 3,188 3,357 3,566 4,020 12.7% 28.9%Connecticut 5,404 5,596 5,824 6,154 6,812 10.7% 26.1%Delaware 5,008 5,005 ^ 5,290 5,640 6,498 15.2% 29.8%Florida 2,233 2,348 2,444 2,581 2,781 7.7% 24.5%Georgia 3,034 3,276 3,418 3,616 4,078 12.8% 34.4%Hawaii 3,142 3,157 3,253 3,349 3,465 3.5% 10.3%Idaho 2,348 2,476 2,720 3,044 3,348 10.0% 42.6%Illinois 4,770 4,994 5,754 6,704 7,010 4.6% 47.0%Indiana 4,212 4,405 4,734 5,315 5,767 8.5% 36.9%Iowa 2,998 3,204 3,522 4,191 4,993 19.1% 66.5%Kansas 2,518 2,725 2,884 3,484 4,101 17.7% 62.9%Kentucky 3,296 3,446 3,734 3,974 4,546 14.4% 37.9%Louisiana 2,851 3,395 3,395 3,536 3,940 11.4% 38.2%Maine 4,656 4,881 5,117 5,550 5,914 6.6% 27.0%Maryland 4,939 5,136 5,341 5,898 6,759 14.6% 36.8%Massachusetts 5,212 5,212 5,212 6,482 7,482 15.4% 43.6%Michigan* 6,333 6,513 6,935 7,485 7,975 6.5% 25.9%Minnesota* 4,649 4,877 5,536 6,280 7,116 13.3% 53.1%Mississippi 3,053 3,153 3,626 3,916 3,916 0.0% 28.3%Missouri 4,581 4,726 4,887 5,552 6,558 18.1% 43.2%Montana 3,075 3,178 3,648 4,176 4,260 2.0% 38.5%Nebraska 3,278 3,465 3,745 4,125 4,771 15.7% 45.5%Nevada 2,145 2,220 2,295 2,370 2,550 7.6% 18.9%New Hampshire 6,939 7,395 7,693 8,130 8,664 6.6% 24.9%New Jersey 6,000 6,333 6,655 7,308 7,927 8.5% 32.1%New Mexico 2,430 2,795 3,026 3,170 3,313 4.5% 36.3%New York 4,510 4,715 4,815 4,850 5,861 20.8% 30.0%North Carolina 2,314 2,710 3,219 3,856 4,072 5.6% 76.0%North Dakota 2,956 3,088 3,261 3,662 4,156 13.5% 40.6%Ohio 4,110 4,383 4,788 5,454 6,412 17.6% 56.0%Oklahoma 2,686 2,861 2,963 3,206 3,741 16.7% 39.3%Oregon 3,810 3,819 4,071 4,944 5,079 2.7% 33.3%Pennsylvania 6,436 6,852 7,396 8,382 9,206 9.8% 43.0%Rhode Island 4,928 5,154 5,365 5,854 6,186 5.7% 25.5%South Carolina 3,740 3,868 4,064 4,984 5,778 15.9% 54.5%South Dakota 3,243 3,448 3,642 3,872 4,205 8.6% 29.7%Tennessee 3,104 3,362 3,784 4,056 4,450 9.7% 43.4%Texas 3,422 3,800 4,226 5,340 5,734 7.4% 67.6%Utah 2,790 2,895 3,043 3,325 3,646 9.7% 30.7%Vermont 8,024 8,288 8,665 8,994 9,636 7.1% 20.1%Virginia 4,130 4,160 4,236 4,980 5,964 19.8% 44.4%WASHINGTON 3,638 3,761 3,983 4,566 4,863 6.5% 33.7%West Virginia 2,748 2,836 2,948 3,240 3,548 9.5% 29.1%Wisconsin 3,735 3,788 4,086 4,423 5,136 16.1% 37.5%Wyoming 2,416 2,575 2,807 2,997 3,090 3.1% 27.9%

National Average 3,809 4,003 4,259 4,692 5,218 11.2% 37.0%Washington Rank 23 25 25 22 25CHANGES FROM PREVIOUS YEAR:National Average 5.1% 6.4% 10.2% 11.2%Washington 3.4% 5.9% 14.6% 6.5%

*Average of lower division and upper division charges.^Fees reduced.

NATIONAL - TABLE 2NONRESIDENT UNDERGRADUATE TUITION AND REQUIRED FEES



Alabama 7,722 8,162 8,912 9,624 11,294 17.4% 46.3%Alaska 7,615 8,340 8,565 8,815 9,580 8.7% 25.8%Arizona 9,411 9,800 10,352 11,103 12,363 11.3% 31.4%Arkansas 8,659 9,537 10,113 10,828 11,518 6.4% 33.0%California 14,221 14,660 14,827 16,209 19,460 20.1% 36.8%Colorado 15,898 16,700 17,367 18,910 20,336 7.5% 27.9%Connecticut 13,922 14,370 14,942 15,849 17,596 11.0% 26.4%Delaware 13,378 13,754 14,380 15,170 16,028 5.7% 19.8%Florida 9,222 9,686 10,332 12,046 13,808 14.6% 49.7%Georgia 10,276 10,794 11,314 12,986 14,854 14.4% 44.6%Hawaii 9,622 9,637 9,733 9,829 9,945 1.2% 3.4%Idaho 8,348 8,476 8,720 9,764 10,740 10.0% 28.7%Illinois 11,862 12,442 13,574 15,308 18,046 17.9% 52.1%Indiana 12,920 13,461 14,469 15,925 16,802 5.5% 30.0%Iowa 10,440 10,966 11,950 13,833 15,285 10.5% 46.4%Kansas 9,121 9,493 9,811 10,687 11,577 8.3% 26.9%Kentucky 9,216 9,666 10,274 10,526 11,226 6.7% 21.8%Louisiana 7,051 8,695 8,695 8,836 9,240 4.6% 31.0%Maine 11,946 12,299 12,887 13,620 14,614 7.3% 22.3%Maryland 11,827 12,668 13,413 15,100 17,433 15.5% 47.4%Massachusetts 13,365 13,465 13,765 15,335 16,335 6.5% 22.2%Michigan* 19,761 20,323 21,645 23,365 23,365 0.0% 18.2%Minnesota* 12,789 13,463 15,002 16,854 18,746 11.2% 46.6%Mississippi 6,155 7,106 8,172 8,826 8,826 0.0% 43.4%Missouri 12,495 12,895 13,332 14,705 16,005 8.8% 28.1%Montana 8,343 8,673 9,847 11,171 11,860 6.2% 42.2%Nebraska 7,785 8,220 9,348 10,718 12,353 15.3% 58.7%Nevada 8,492 9,200 9,510 10,155 11,037 8.7% 30.0%New Hampshire 15,829 16,465 17,113 17,830 19,024 6.7% 20.2%New Jersey 11,187 11,511 12,093 13,284 14,441 8.7% 29.1%New Mexico 9,172 10,548 11,424 11,436 11,954 4.5% 30.3%New York 9,450 9,615 9,715 9,750 11,811 21.1% 25.0%North Carolina 11,480 11,876 13,211 15,140 15,920 5.2% 38.7%North Dakota 7,098 7,437 7,860 8,595 9,902 15.2% 39.5%Ohio 12,060 12,732 13,554 14,877 16,399 10.2% 36.0%Oklahoma 7,021 7,196 7,687 8,355 10,254 22.7% 46.0%Oregon 13,197 13,839 14,493 16,473 17,058 3.6% 29.3%Pennsylvania 13,552 14,394 15,522 17,610 18,828 6.9% 38.9%Rhode Island 13,148 13,596 14,143 15,324 16,318 6.5% 24.1%South Carolina 9,814 10,154 11,004 13,104 15,116 15.4% 54.0%South Dakota 7,062 7,400 7,725 8,122 8,916 9.8% 26.2%Tennessee 9,172 10,216 11,570 12,408 13,532 9.1% 47.5%Texas 10,428 9,390 ^ 9,712 11,444 12,814 12.0% 22.9%Utah 8,495 8,828 9,289 10,182 11,292 10.9% 32.9%Vermont 19,232 19,832 20,725 21,484 22,688 5.6% 18.0%Virginia 16,603 17,409 18,268 20,190 21,984 8.9% 32.4%WASHINGTON 12,029 12,453 13,258 15,267 16,016 4.9% 33.1%West Virginia 8,100 8,362 8,832 9,710 10,768 10.9% 32.9%Wisconsin 13,049 14,186 16,318 18,423 19,136 3.9% 46.6%Wyoming 7,684 7,693 8,279 8,661 8,940 3.2% 16.3%


*Average of lower division and upper division charges.^Fees reduced.

NATIONAL - TABLE 3RESIDENT GRADUATE TUITION AND REQUIRED FEES



Alabama 2,872 3,014 3,292 3,556 4,134 16.3% 43.9%Alaska 3,800 5,088 4,520 ^ 4,650 5,010 7.7% 31.8%Arizona 2,259 2,344 2,486 2,583 3,843 48.8% 70.1%Arkansas 3,786 5,107 5,407 5,778 6,145 6.4% 62.3%California 4,269 4,268 ^ 4,349 4,566 6,169 35.1% 44.5%Colorado 3,920 4,014 4,217 4,480 4,518 0.8% 15.3%Connecticut 6,140 6,354 6,614 6,999 7,746 10.7% 26.2%Delaware 4,762 5,005 5,290 5,520 6,498 17.7% 36.5%Florida 2,951 3,108 3,273 3,587 4,105 14.4% 39.1%Georgia 3,516 3,776 3,942 4,174 4,720 13.1% 34.2%Hawaii 4,150 4,165 4,309 4,453 4,617 3.7% 11.3%Idaho 2,888 3,016 3,260 3,584 3,828 6.8% 32.5%Illinois 4,016 4,200 4,764 5,454 5,692 4.4% 41.7%Indiana 4,213 4,449 4,818 5,361 5,569 3.9% 32.2%Iowa 3,520 3,750 4,108 4,887 5,689 16.4% 61.6%Kansas 2,496 2,661 2,819 3,252 3,695 13.6% 48.0%Kentucky 3,596 3,766 4,074 4,346 4,974 14.5% 38.3%Louisiana 2,860 3,404 3,404 3,545 3,844 8.4% 34.4%Maine 4,348 4,514 4,743 4,890 5,216 6.7% 20.0%Maryland 5,440 5,560 5,780 7,134 7,739 8.5% 42.3%Massachusetts 5,642 5,616 ^ 5,842 6,753 7,753 14.8% 37.4%Michigan 10,501 10,821 11,523 12,197 12,933 6.0% 23.2%Minnesota 5,517 5,794 6,547 7,662 8,517 11.2% 54.4%Mississippi 3,053 3,153 3,626 3,916 3,916 0.0% 28.3%Missouri 4,580 4,728 4,885 5,497 6,340 15.3% 38.4%Montana 3,025 3,128 3,433 3,884 4,015 3.4% 32.7%Nebraska 2,940 3,090 3,351 3,730 4,328 16.0% 47.2%Nevada 1,930 2,000 2,070 2,140 2,300 7.5% 19.2%New Hampshire 6,647 7,083 7,993 7,771 ^ 8,285 6.6% 24.6%New Jersey 8,043 7,992 ^ 8,368 9,194 10,030 9.1% 24.7%New Mexico 2,682 3,084 3,341 3,485 3,643 4.5% 35.8%New York 5,970 6,053 6,143 6,153 7,997 30.0% 34.0%North Carolina* 2,354 2,807 3,391 4,043 4,269 5.6% 81.4%North Dakota 3,166 3,298 3,471 3,887 4,418 13.7% 39.5%Ohio 5,730 6,048 6,333 6,639 7,233 8.9% 26.2%Oklahoma 2,272 2,390 2,466 2,649 3,133 18.3% 37.9%Oregon 6,750 7,056 7,497 8,238 8,958 8.7% 32.7%Pennsylvania 7,160 7,620 8,224 9,324 10,420 11.8% 45.5%Rhode Island 4,892 5,118 5,322 5,820 6,162 5.9% 26.0%South Carolina 4,114 4,314 4,534 5,560 5,778 3.9% 40.4%South Dakota 2,767 2,925 3,075 3,255 3,549 9.0% 28.3%Tennessee 3,806 4,004 4,280 4,840 5,282 9.1% 38.8%Texas 3,112 3,308 3,335 3,644 4,386 20.4% 40.9%Utah 2,262 2,348 2,489 2,760 3,022 9.5% 33.6%Vermont 6,372 6,592 6,876 7,148 8,052 12.6% 26.4%Virginia 4,916 5,023 5,178 6,046 7,856 29.9% 59.8%WASHINGTON 5,583 5,745 5,929 6,438 6,966 8.2% 24.8%West Virginia 2,910 3,004 3,242 3,564 3,904 9.5% 34.2%Wisconsin 5,403 5,884 6,358 6,877 7,590 10.4% 40.5%Wyoming 2,920 3,117 3,386 3,585 3,410 ^ -4.9% 16.8%


*U of NC/Chapel Hill instituted a mandatory grad fee (AY99) at the Business School that is not included in the amount reported above.^Fees reduced.

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Alabama 7,722 8,162 8,912 9,624 11,294 17.4% 46.3%Alaska 6,980 9,024 7,900 ^ 8,130 8,830 8.6% 26.5%Arizona 9,411 9,800 10,352 11,103 12,613 13.6% 34.0%Arkansas 8,646 11,275 11,885 12,709 13,489 6.1% 56.0%California 14,263 14,702 15,053 15,883 18,659 17.5% 30.8%Colorado 15,686 16,506 17,367 18,910 20,336 7.5% 29.6%Connecticut 14,320 14,778 15,366 16,304 18,098 11.0% 26.4%Delaware 13,132 13,754 14,380 15,050 16,028 6.5% 22.1%Florida 10,166 10,609 11,416 13,359 15,491 16.0% 52.4%Georgia 12,204 12,794 13,410 15,218 17,420 14.5% 42.7%Hawaii 10,078 10,093 10,309 10,525 10,761 2.2% 6.8%Idaho 8,888 9,016 9,260 10,304 11,280 9.5% 26.9%Illinois 8,784 9,206 10,020 11,236 13,098 16.6% 49.1%Indiana 11,586 12,190 13,102 14,440 14,959 3.6% 29.1%Iowa 10,874 11,420 12,330 14,271 15,723 10.2% 44.6%Kansas 7,181 7,463 7,706 8,334 8,970 7.6% 24.9%Kentucky 10,116 10,626 11,294 11,564 12,314 6.5% 21.7%Louisiana 7,060 8,704 8,704 8,895 9,144 2.8% 29.5%Maine 11,628 11,974 12,523 12,990 13,916 7.1% 19.7%Maryland 8,300 8,600 8,960 10,854 12,799 17.9% 54.2%Massachusetts 13,112 13,186 13,512 14,955 15,955 6.7% 21.7%Michigan 21,107 21,749 23,163 24,517 25,999 6.0% 23.2%Minnesota 10,377 10,921 12,200 14,220 15,616 9.8% 50.5%Mississippi 6,155 7,106 8,172 8,826 8,826 0.0% 43.4%Missouri 12,668 13,075 13,515 14,855 15,997 7.7% 26.3%Montana 7,694 7,997 8,927 10,084 10,752 6.6% 39.7%Nebraska 6,330 6,670 7,593 8,730 9,988 14.4% 57.8%Nevada 8,277 8,980 9,285 9,925 10,787 8.7% 30.3%New Hampshire 15,537 16,153 17,413 17,471 18,645 6.7% 20.0%New Jersey 10,844 11,310 11,852 13,022 14,600 12.1% 34.6%New Mexico 9,456 10,874 11,777 11,777 12,311 4.5% 30.2%New York 9,286 9,369 9,459 9,469 11,597 22.5% 24.9%North Carolina* 11,520 11,973 13,702 15,692 16,267 3.7% 41.2%North Dakota 7,658 7,997 8,421 9,196 10,604 15.3% 38.5%Ohio 14,865 15,639 16,404 17,214 18,444 7.1% 24.1%Oklahoma 6,042 6,160 6,575 7,127 8,797 23.4% 45.6%Oregon 11,409 11,958 12,645 13,644 13,734 0.7% 20.4%Pennsylvania 14,392 15,286 16,484 18,702 20,240 8.2% 40.6%Rhode Island 11,468 11,872 12,340 13,390 14,262 6.5% 24.4%South Carolina 8,628 9,182 9,954 11,848 15,116 27.6% 75.2%South Dakota 6,220 6,499 6,766 7,097 7,810 10.0% 25.6%Tennessee 9,874 10,346 12,066 12,942 14,114 9.1% 42.9%Texas 7,432 7,608 7,555 ^ 8,004 9,106 13.8% 22.5%Utah 6,812 7,081 7,543 8,396 9,306 10.8% 36.6%Vermont 15,712 16,212 16,936 17,548 18,932 7.9% 20.5%Virginia 16,603 17,409 18,268 19,136 19,964 4.3% 20.2%WASHINGTON 13,872 14,283 14,766 15,525 16,689 7.5% 20.3%West Virginia 8,368 8,640 9,110 10,016 11,108 10.9% 32.7%Wisconsin 17,107 18,594 20,496 22,147 22,860 3.2% 33.6%Wyoming 8,190 8,199 8,858 9,273 8,730 ^ -5.9% 6.6%


*U of NC/Chapel Hill instituted a mandatory grad fee in the Business School that is not included in the amount reported above.^Fees reduced.

NATIONAL - TABLE 5RESIDENT UNDERGRADUATE TUITION AND REQUIRED FEES (State Averages)

COMPREHENSIVE COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES

# 1999-00 2000-01 2001-02 2002-03 2003-04 Percentage IncreaseOne Year Four Year

Alabama 5 2,761 2,916 3,261 3,488 3,913 12.2% 41.7%Arizona 2 2,259 2,344 2,486 2,583 3,593 39.1% 59.1%Arkansas 4 2,801 2,974 3,477 3,725 4,130 10.9% 47.4%California 11 1,847 1,859 1,897 2,072 2,649 27.8% 43.4%Colorado 5 2,302 2,353 2,511 2,704 2,765 2.3% 20.1%Connecticut 3 3,747 3,908 4,172 4,556 5,149 13.0% 37.4%Florida 6 2,233 2,348 2,551 2,698 2,876 6.6% 28.8%Georgia 8 2,239 2,361 2,480 2,605 2,848 9.3% 27.2%Idaho 2 2,340 2,514 2,732 3,060 3,350 9.5% 43.1%Illinois 5 3,844 4,001 4,215 4,606 5,238 13.7% 36.3%Indiana 2 3,556 3,697 3,947 4,468 4,936 10.5% 38.8%Iowa 1 2,988 3,130 3,440 4,118 4,916 19.4% 64.5%Kansas 4 2,216 2,354 2,424 2,593 2,946 13.6% 33.0%Kentucky 7 2,533 2,699 2,897 3,205 3,644 13.7% 43.8%Louisiana 7 2,224 2,473 2,492 2,587 2,983 15.3% 34.1%Maine 3 3,393 3,510 3,690 3,860 4,183 8.4% 23.3%Maryland 6 4,426 4,650 4,759 5,225 5,747 10.0% 29.8%Massachusetts 7 3,206 3,260 3,295 4,075 4,988 22.4% 55.6%Michigan 6 3,800 4,027 4,501 4,943 5,423 9.7% 42.7%Minnesota 7 3,076 3,238 3,561 3,970 4,517 13.8% 46.8%Mississippi 5 2,689 2,789 3,207 3,531 3,531 0.0% 31.3%Missouri 5 3,019 3,202 3,436 4,127 4,562 10.6% 51.1%Montana 2 2,823 2,924 3,222 3,707 3,827 3.2% 35.5%Nebraska 2 2,500 2,693 2,916 3,199 3,659 14.4% 46.4%Nevada 1 2,145 2,220 2,295 2,370 2,550 7.6% 18.9%New Hampshire 2 5,034 5,309 5,557 5,995 6,375 6.3% 26.6%New Jersey 7 5,002 5,328 5,762 6,533 7,166 9.7% 43.3%New Mexico 1 1,762 1,933 2,042 2,222 2,471 11.2% 40.2%New York 10 3,963 4,006 4,068 4,153 5,129 23.5% 29.4%North Carolina 5 1,862 2,025 2,255 2,677 2,812 5.0% 51.0%North Dakota 4 2,709 2,790 2,909 3,191 3,594 12.6% 32.7%Ohio 4 4,396 4,674 5,058 5,920 6,620 11.8% 50.6%Oklahoma 6 1,944 1,996 2,171 2,377 2,762 16.2% 42.0%Oregon 4 3,362 3,435 3,650 4,223 4,493 6.4% 33.7%Pennsylvania 14 4,476 4,695 4,969 5,532 5,820 5.2% 30.0%Rhode Island 1 3,260 3,371 3,521 3,761 3,995 6.2% 22.5%South Carolina 1 3,350 3,350 3,790 4,340 5,082 17.1% 51.7%South Dakota 2 3,258 3,485 3,702 3,987 4,322 8.4% 32.6%Tennessee 6 2,622 2,852 3,246 3,491 3,958 13.4% 51.0%Texas 9 2,468 2,651 2,724 3,259 3,763 15.5% 52.5%Utah 1 2,042 2,106 2,252 2,426 2,632 8.5% 28.9%Vermont 2 4,780 4,944 5,132 5,374 5,806 8.0% 21.5%Virginia 5 3,658 3,730 3,841 4,417 5,023 13.7% 37.3%WASHINGTON 3 2,796 2,890 3,071 3,471 3,700 6.6% 32.3%West Virginia 7 2,393 2,494 2,593 2,870 3,162 10.2% 32.2%Wisconsin 4 3,027 3,058 3,272 3,526 4,180 18.6% 38.1%

Average* 3,025 3,164 3,379 3,735 4,169 11.6% 37.8%Washington Rank 25 26 28 28 28CHANGES FROM PREVIOUS YEAR:National Average 4.6% 6.8% 10.5% 11.6%Washington 3.4% 6.3% 13.0% 6.6%

#Number of institutions in survey.*Does not include Alaska, Delaware, Hawaii, or Wyoming.^Fees reduced.

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COMPREHENSIVE COLLEGES AND STATE UNIVERSITIES


Alabama 5 5,337 5,628 6,252 6,694 7,500 12.0% 40.5%Arizona 2 8,893 9,288 10,352 11,103 12,113 9.1% 36.2%Arkansas 4 5,663 6,026 7,019 7,535 8,176 8.5% 44.4%California 11 9,965 9,241 ^ 9,279 10,532 11,109 5.5% 11.5%Colorado 5 8,074 8,406 8,851 9,501 10,290 8.3% 27.5%Connecticut 3 9,287 9,661 10,145 10,758 12,134 12.8% 30.7%Florida 6 9,222 9,686 10,439 11,971 13,781 15.1% 49.4%Georgia 8 7,663 7,989 8,501 8,860 9,781 10.4% 27.6%Idaho 2 8,400 8,634 8,952 9,380 10,010 6.7% 19.2%Illinois 5 8,284 8,580 8,425 ^ 9,158 10,159 10.9% 22.6%Indiana 2 9,200 9,594 10,186 11,438 12,379 8.2% 34.6%Iowa 1 7,748 8,094 8,762 10,426 11,874 13.9% 53.3%Kansas 4 7,179 7,549 7,759 8,253 9,206 11.5% 28.2%Kentucky 7 6,842 7,255 7,739 8,419 9,290 10.3% 35.8%Louisiana 7 7,148 7,858 7,893 8,017 8,403 4.8% 17.6%Maine 3 7,883 8,120 8,490 8,980 9,763 8.7% 23.8%Maryland 6 9,600 10,175 10,567 11,511 12,701 10.3% 32.3%Massachusetts 7 9,545 9,805 10,433 11,480 12,636 10.1% 32.4%Michigan 6 8,732 9,149 10,243 11,164 12,205 9.3% 39.8%Minnesota 7 6,406 6,574 7,180 6,781 ^ 7,939 17.1% 23.9%Mississippi 5 5,631 6,510 7,487 8,152 8,152 0.0% 44.8%Missouri 5 5,674 6,002 6,451 7,732 8,552 10.6% 50.7%Montana 2 7,726 8,056 9,049 10,319 11,116 7.7% 43.9%Nebraska 2 4,364 4,654 5,140 5,760 6,595 14.5% 51.1%Nevada 1 8,492 9,200 9,510 10,155 11,037 8.7% 30.0%New Hampshire 2 10,344 10,619 11,057 11,655 12,425 6.6% 20.1%New Jersey 7 8,061 8,530 9,239 10,447 11,430 9.4% 41.8%New Mexico 1 6,440 7,078 7,706 8,438 9,023 6.9% 40.1%New York 10 8,863 8,906 8,968 9,115 11,079 21.6% 25.0%North Carolina 5 9,021 9,244 10,121 11,534 12,112 5.0% 34.3%North Dakota 4 5,952 6,167 6,435 6,944 7,983 15.0% 34.1%Ohio 4 9,960 10,471 11,161 12,685 13,759 8.5% 38.2%Oklahoma 6 4,599 4,651 5,064 5,530 6,662 20.5% 44.8%Oregon 4 9,090 9,567 10,020 10,843 11,304 4.3% 24.4%Pennsylvania 14 9,244 9,698 10,305 11,356 12,058 6.2% 30.4%Rhode Island 1 8,185 8,471 8,911 9,525 10,195 7.0% 24.6%South Carolina 1 6,610 6,610 7,410 8,530 10,029 17.6% 51.7%South Dakota 2 7,077 7,438 7,785 8,236 9,033 9.7% 27.6%Tennessee 6 7,810 8,524 9,768 10,502 11,834 12.7% 51.5%Texas 9 9,076 8,835 ^ 8,980 9,734 10,799 10.9% 19.0%Utah 1 6,058 6,283 6,718 7,292 7,958 9.1% 31.4%Vermont 2 10,276 10,632 11,048 11,586 12,360 6.7% 20.3%Virginia 5 10,289 10,572 10,970 11,995 13,068 8.9% 27.0%WASHINGTON 3 9,761 9,989 10,651 11,626 12,168 4.7% 24.7%West Virginia 7 5,791 5,993 6,338 7,016 7,767 10.7% 34.1%Wisconsin 4 9,891 10,586 12,040 13,572 14,226 4.8% 43.8%


#Number of institutions in survey.*Does not include Alaska, Delaware, Hawaii, or Wyoming.^Fees reduced.

NATIONAL - TABLE 7RESIDENT GRADUATE TUITION AND REQUIRED FEES (State Averages)



Alabama 5 2,848 2,993 3,342 3,572 4,077 14.1% 43.2%Arizona 2 2,259 2,344 2,486 2,583 3,793 46.8% 67.9%Arkansas 4 3,187 3,407 3,713 3,974 4,218 6.1% 32.3%California 11 1,925 1,939 1,977 2,196 2,811 28.0% 46.0%Colorado 5 2,750 2,822 2,912 3,055 3,243 6.2% 17.9%Connecticut 3 4,221 4,403 4,682 5,074 5,747 13.3% 36.1%Florida 6 2,951 3,108 3,360 3,649 4,169 14.3% 41.3%Georgia 8 2,601 2,737 2,882 3,022 3,310 9.5% 27.3%Idaho 2 2,906 3,113 3,347 3,699 4,019 8.6% 38.3%Illinois 5 2,903 3,060 3,226 3,488 3,905 11.9% 34.5%Indiana 2 3,691 3,835 4,091 4,632 5,145 11.1% 39.4%Iowa 1 3,510 3,676 4,026 4,814 5,612 16.6% 59.9%Kansas 4 2,290 2,421 2,494 2,680 3,016 12.5% 31.7%Kentucky 7 2,747 2,921 3,134 3,451 3,971 15.1% 44.5%Louisiana 7 2,079 2,330 2,273 ^ 2,360 2,662 12.8% 28.1%Maryland 6 3,484 3,652 4,124 5,017 5,728 14.2% 64.4%Massachusetts 7 3,741 3,833 3,996 4,744 5,635 18.8% 50.6%Michigan 6 4,611 5,007 5,460 6,157 6,760 9.8% 46.6%Minnesota 7 3,131 3,281 3,617 3,935 4,490 14.1% 43.4%Mississippi 5 2,661 2,761 3,175 3,531 3,531 0.0% 32.7%Missouri 5 3,503 3,699 3,923 4,341 4,825 11.2% 37.8%Montana 2 2,687 3,006 3,370 3,887 4,118 5.9% 53.3%Nebraska 2 2,116 2,290 2,495 2,777 3,026 9.0% 43.0%Nevada 1 1,930 2,000 2,070 2,140 2,300 7.5% 19.2%New Hampshire 2 5,198 5,010 ^ 6,017 5,946 ^ 6,455 8.6% 24.2%New Jersey 7 5,843 6,262 6,806 7,393 9,212 24.6% 57.7%New Mexico 1 1,882 2,053 2,187 2,365 2,615 10.6% 38.9%New York 10 5,555 5,571 5,579 5,744 7,538 31.2% 35.7%North Carolina 5 1,926 2,070 2,331 2,759 2,901 5.2% 50.6%North Dakota 4 2,971 3,095 3,274 3,615 4,110 13.7% 38.3%Ohio 4 6,018 6,378 7,004 8,064 7,852 ^ -2.6% 30.5%Oklahoma 6 1,632 1,685 1,812 1,960 2,254 15.0% 38.2%Oregon 4 5,734 6,065 6,355 7,267 7,197 ^ -1.0% 25.5%Pennsylvania 14 4,546 4,972 5,502 6,370 6,687 5.0% 47.1%Rhode Island 1 3,208 3,320 3,372 3,632 3,848 5.9% 20.0%South Carolina 1 3,550 3,550 3,990 4,540 5,282 16.3% 48.8%South Dakota 2 2,777 2,995 3,115 3,331 3,627 8.9% 30.6%Tennessee 6 3,289 3,710 3,977 4,277 4,846 13.3% 47.3%Texas 9 1,940 2,172 2,189 2,491 2,963 18.9% 52.7%Utah 1 2,086 2,172 2,430 2,499 2,698 8.0% 29.3%Vermont 2 4,780 4,944 5,132 5,374 7,058 31.3% 47.7%Virginia 5 4,023 4,183 4,337 4,920 5,656 15.0% 40.6%WASHINGTON 3 4,438 4,589 4,885 5,250 5,547 5.7% 25.0%West Virginia 7 2,598 2,724 2,976 3,266 3,576 9.5% 37.6%Wisconsin 4 3,918 4,195 4,491 4,843 5,381 11.1% 37.3%


#Number of institutions in survey.*Does not include Alaska, Delaware, Hawaii, Maine, or Wyoming.^Fees reduced.

NATIONAL - TABLE 8NONRESIDENT GRADUATE TUITION AND REQUIRED FEES (State Averages)



Alabama 5 5,669 5,886 6,476 6,932 7,912 14.1% 39.6%Arizona 2 8,893 9,288 10,352 11,103 12,313 10.9% 38.5%Arkansas 4 6,649 7,094 7,643 8,192 8,610 5.1% 29.5%California 11 10,042 9,319 ^ 9,357 10,656 11,271 5.8% 12.2%Colorado 5 8,867 9,207 9,638 10,349 11,354 9.7% 28.0%Connecticut 3 9,737 10,132 10,631 11,251 12,705 12.9% 30.5%Florida 6 10,166 10,688 11,504 13,194 15,426 16.9% 51.7%Georgia 8 9,111 9,493 10,112 10,528 11,628 10.4% 27.6%Idaho 2 8,966 9,233 9,567 10,019 10,679 6.6% 19.1%Illinois 5 6,233 6,495 6,428 ^ 6,955 7,241 4.1% 16.2%Indiana 2 9,039 9,429 10,013 11,246 12,512 11.3% 38.4%Iowa 1 8,358 8,732 9,446 11,238 12,686 12.9% 51.8%Kansas 4 6,132 6,444 6,600 7,189 8,074 12.3% 31.7%Kentucky 7 7,485 7,871 8,369 9,148 9,665 5.6% 29.1%Louisiana 7 6,692 7,362 7,163 ^ 7,268 7,571 4.2% 13.1%Maryland 6 6,004 6,332 7,096 8,257 9,240 11.9% 53.9%Massachusetts 7 9,358 9,470 9,952 10,897 11,995 10.1% 28.2%Michigan 6 9,296 10,150 10,768 11,906 13,188 10.8% 41.9%Minnesota 7 4,708 4,909 5,434 5,341 ^ 6,126 14.7% 30.1%Mississippi 5 5,603 6,482 7,454 8,152 8,152 0.0% 45.5%Missouri 5 6,615 6,995 7,437 8,124 8,985 10.6% 35.8%Montana 2 6,505 7,319 8,233 9,372 10,251 9.4% 57.6%Nebraska 2 3,681 3,940 4,368 4,937 5,501 11.4% 49.5%Nevada 1 8,277 8,980 9,285 9,925 10,787 8.7% 30.3%New Hampshire 2 8,108 7,890 ^ 9,017 9,056 9,800 8.2% 20.9%New Jersey 7 8,144 8,731 9,490 10,364 12,978 25.2% 59.4%New Mexico 1 6,560 7,198 7,851 8,605 9,191 6.8% 40.1%New York 10 8,871 8,887 8,917 9,060 11,138 22.9% 25.6%North Carolina 5 9,270 9,288 10,342 11,782 12,338 4.7% 33.1%North Dakota 4 7,463 7,794 8,224 8,882 10,142 14.2% 35.9%Ohio 4 11,261 11,857 12,788 14,480 14,012 ^ -3.2% 24.4%Oklahoma 6 3,812 3,865 4,188 4,549 5,354 17.7% 40.5%Oregon 4 10,034 10,536 10,994 12,184 12,460 2.3% 24.2%Pennsylvania 14 7,376 7,872 8,513 9,586 10,084 5.2% 36.7%Rhode Island 1 6,196 6,326 6,702 7,286 7,736 6.2% 24.9%South Carolina 1 7,010 7,010 7,810 8,930 10,429 16.8% 48.8%South Dakota 2 6,230 6,524 6,821 7,173 7,888 10.0% 26.6%Tennessee 6 8,477 9,321 10,499 11,288 12,721 12.7% 50.1%Texas 9 6,238 6,382 6,425 6,816 7,878 15.6% 26.3%Utah 1 6,234 6,484 7,344 7,531 8,210 9.0% 31.7%Vermont 2 10,276 10,632 11,048 11,586 15,250 31.6% 48.4%Virginia 5 9,947 10,234 10,653 11,749 12,924 10.0% 29.9%WASHINGTON 3 13,367 13,681 14,591 15,688 14,806 ^ -5.6% 10.8%West Virginia 7 7,078 7,328 7,915 8,684 9,620 10.8% 35.9%Wisconsin 4 12,276 13,139 14,315 15,453 15,991 3.5% 30.3%

Average* 7,918 8,272 8,839 9,620 10,552 9.7% 33.3%Washington Rank 1 1 1 1 4CHANGES FROM PREVIOUS YEAR:National Average 4.5% 6.9% 8.8% 9.7%Washington 2.3% 6.7% 7.5% -5.6%

#Number of institutions in survey.*Does not include Alaska, Delaware, Hawaii, Maine, or Wyoming.^Fees reduced.

NATIONAL - TABLE 9RESIDENT* TUITION AND REQUIRED FEES (Estimated State Averages)

COMMUNITY COLLEGES


Alabama 1,587 1,653 1,964 2,099 2,458 17.1% 54.9%Alaska 2,028 2,088 2,148 2,208 2,418 9.5% 19.2%Arizona 854 903 930 977 1,103 12.9% 29.2%Arkansas 982 1,314 1,503 1,752 1,885 7.6% 92.0%California 330 330 330 330 540 63.6% 63.6%Colorado 1,904 1,920 1,999 2,117 2,210 4.4% 16.1%Connecticut 1,814 1,886 1,888 2,034 2,310 13.6% 27.3%Delaware 1,470 1,530 1,710 1,806 1,992 10.3% 35.5%Florida 1,404 1,463 1,525 1,576 1,688 7.1% 20.2%Georgia 1,416 1,514 1,486 ^ 1,550 1,612 4.0% 13.8%Hawaii 1,311 1,319 1,322 1,323 1,387 4.8% 5.8%Idaho 1,250 1,313 1,406 1,547 2,213 43.1% 77.0%Illinois 1,426 1,507 1,580 1,705 1,807 6.0% 26.7%Indiana 2,540 2,540 2,601 2,957 2,524 ^ -14.6% -0.6%Iowa 2,112 2,187 2,422 2,670 2,913 9.1% 37.9%Kansas 1,304 1,368 1,446 1,554 1,765 13.6% 35.4%Kentucky 1,180 1,230 1,450 1,536 1,896 23.4% 60.7%Louisiana 1,118 1,378 1,403 1,485 1,635 10.1% 46.2%Maine 2,040 2,040 2,040 2,040 2,040 0.0% 0.0%Maryland 2,238 2,262 2,345 2,564 2,675 4.3% 19.5%Massachusetts 2,175 2,180 2,279 2,861 3,267 14.2% 50.2%Michigan 1,527 1,570 1,677 1,800 1,920 6.7% 25.7%Minnesota 2,378 2,472 2,750 3,049 3,419 12.1% 43.8%Mississippi 1,016 1,072 1,278 1,396 1,418 1.6% 39.6%Missouri 1,404 2,129 2,214 2,437 2,471 1.4% 76.0%Montana 1,802 1,944 1,818 ^ 1,891 2,090 10.5% 16.0%Nebraska 1,357 1,415 1,480 1,536 1,578 2.7% 16.3%Nevada 1,230 1,275 1,320 1,365 1,417 3.8% 15.2%New Hampshire 3,735 4,114 3,780 ^ 4,429 4,771 7.7% 27.7%New Jersey 2,310 2,337 2,399 2,524 2,647 4.9% 14.6%New Mexico 677 714 744 768 949 23.6% 40.2%New York 2,554 2,602 2,838 2,855 2,956 3.5% 15.7%North Carolina 749 880 992 1,096 1,136 3.6% 51.7%North Dakota 1,906 1,954 2,040 2,263 2,503 10.6% 31.3%Ohio 2,045 2,133 2,138 2,300 2,717 18.1% 32.9%Oklahoma 1,406 1,399 ^ 1,520 1,613 1,845 14.4% 31.2%Oregon 1,661 1,828 1,934 2,059 2,701 31.2% 62.6%Pennsylvania 2,105 2,134 2,252 2,285 2,417 5.8% 14.8%Rhode Island 1,746 1,806 1,854 2,014 2,120 5.3% 21.4%South Carolina 1,385 1,507 1,856 2,343 2,731 16.6% 97.2%Tennessee 1,308 1,430 1,626 1,740 2,065 18.7% 57.9%Texas 1,022 1,072 895 ^ 977 1,281 31.1% 25.3%Utah 1,476 1,526 1,626 1,664 1,806 8.5% 22.4%Vermont 2,804 3,004 3,124 3,312 3,494 5.5% 24.6%Virginia 1,159 1,159 1,159 1,488 1,883 26.5% 62.5%WASHINGTON 1,584 1,641 1,743 1,982 2,142 8.1% 35.2%West Virginia 1,610 1,675 1,628 ^ 1,708 1,722 0.8% 7.0%Wisconsin 2,448 2,453 2,619 2,902 3,433 18.3% 40.2%Wyoming 1,364 1,431 1,501 1,575 1,633 3.7% 19.7%

Average** 1,638 1,727 1,808 1,960 2,155 9.9% 31.6%Washington Rank 23 24 24 23 22CHANGES FROM PREVIOUS YEAR:National Average 5.4% 4.7% 8.4% 9.9%Washington 3.6% 6.2% 13.7% 8.1%

In-district rates for AZ, AR, CO, MT, and PA. **Does not incl. South Dakota. 2003-04 tuition for IN incl Ivy Tech System.^Fees reduced. HI - effective 2001-02 tuition policy change to per credit hour base.

NATIONAL - TABLE 10NONRESIDENT TUITION AND REQUIRED FEES (Estimated State Averages)

COMMUNITY COLLEGES


Alabama 2,958 3,050 3,708 3,910 4,505 15.2% 52.3%Alaska 2,028 2,088 2,148 2,208 2,418 9.5% 19.2%Arizona 4,927 5,035 5,093 5,348 5,596 4.6% 13.6%Arkansas 2,284 2,564 2,843 3,216 3,445 7.1% 50.8%California 4,050 4,230 4,020 ^ 4,560 5,010 9.9% 23.7%Colorado 7,594 7,826 8,352 8,702 9,352 7.5% 23.2%Connecticut 5,438 5,438 5,816 6,062 6,890 13.7% 26.7%Delaware 3,630 3,780 4,086 4,290 4,620 7.7% 27.3%Florida 5,130 5,371 5,624 5,806 6,226 7.2% 21.4%Georgia 5,118 5,354 5,326 ^ 5,546 5,806 4.7% 13.4%Hawaii 7,281 7,289 7,292 7,293 7,297 0.1% 0.2%Idaho 3,840 4,093 4,347 4,782 5,178 8.3% 34.8%Illinois 8,122 8,369 8,632 9,113 9,596 5.3% 18.1%Indiana 6,040 6,040 6,340 7,065 6,104 ^ -13.6% 1.1%Iowa 3,225 3,457 3,734 3,999 4,217 5.5% 30.8%Kansas 2,528 2,534 2,544 2,624 2,851 8.7% 12.8%Kentucky 3,380 3,530 4,350 4,608 5,688 23.4% 68.3%Louisiana 3,425 3,864 3,749 ^ 3,809 3,972 4.3% 16.0%Maine 4,470 4,470 4,470 4,470 4,470 0.0% 0.0%Maryland 7,346 5,711 ^ 5,752 6,208 6,284 1.2% -14.5%Massachusetts 8,241 8,510 8,636 9,719 10,153 4.5% 23.2%Michigan 2,250 2,285 2,482 3,450 3,668 6.3% 63.0%Minnesota 4,447 4,623 5,101 5,253 5,970 13.6% 34.2%Mississippi 2,844 2,898 3,140 3,286 3,376 2.7% 18.7%Missouri 2,887 3,013 3,129 3,500 3,796 8.5% 31.5%Montana 5,676 5,097 ^ 5,182 5,447 6,029 10.7% 6.2%Nebraska 1,649 1,705 1,773 1,840 1,978 7.5% 20.0%Nevada 5,220 5,425 5,610 5,795 5,924 2.2% 13.5%New Hampshire 8,312 8,976 8,460 ^ 9,903 10,653 7.6% 28.2%New Jersey 5,543 5,397 ^ 5,260 ^ 5,310 5,484 3.3% -1.1%New Mexico 1,617 1,707 1,708 1,794 2,115 17.9% 30.8%New York 4,919 4,825 ^ 4,985 5,360 5,387 0.5% 9.5%North Carolina 4,753 5,432 5,544 6,104 6,304 3.3% 32.6%North Dakota 4,565 4,685 4,856 4,825 ^ 4,736 ^ -1.8% 3.7%Ohio 4,758 4,475 ^ 4,477 4,782 5,578 16.6% 17.2%Oklahoma 3,435 3,428 ^ 3,730 4,019 4,520 12.5% 31.6%Oregon 4,496 4,787 4,821 5,157 6,072 17.7% 35.1%Pennsylvania 6,223 6,316 6,619 6,556 ^ 6,861 4.7% 10.3%Rhode Island 4,764 4,932 5,074 5,428 5,740 5.7% 20.5%South Carolina 3,587 3,880 4,364 5,358 5,806 8.4% 61.9%Tennessee 4,896 5,306 6,084 6,532 7,529 15.3% 53.8%Texas 2,030 1,989 ^ 2,069 2,069 2,580 24.7% 27.1%Utah 5,119 5,315 5,675 5,924 6,373 7.6% 24.5%Vermont 5,480 5,764 5,980 6,672 7,039 5.5% 28.4%Virginia 4,990 5,115 5,175 5,866 6,306 7.5% 26.4%WASHINGTON 6,234 6,459 6,861 7,191 7,350 2.2% 17.9%West Virginia 5,079 5,349 5,342 ^ 5,702 6,230 9.3% 22.7%Wisconsin 8,452 9,037 10,285 11,602 12,133 4.6% 43.6%Wyoming 3,467 3,687 3,853 4,023 4,163 3.5% 20.1%


*Does not include SD. NJ reported nonres rates in 1999-00. HI-eff 2001-02 policy change to per credit hour base.^Fees reduced. AK dropped the nonres portion of tuition Fall 1999. 2003-04 tuition for IN incl Ivy Tech System.

Western States Comparison (WICHE)

WICHE STATES - TABLE 1RESIDENT UNDERGRADUATE TUITION AND REQUIRED FEES



Alaska 2,845 3,420 3,495 3,595 3,850 7.1% 35.3%Arizona 2,259 2,344 2,486 2,583 3,593 39.1% 59.1%California 4,047 4,046 ^ 4,123 3,830 ^ 5,250 37.1% 29.7%Colorado 3,118 3,188 3,357 3,566 4,020 12.7% 28.9%Hawaii 3,142 3,157 3,253 3,349 3,465 3.5% 10.3%Idaho 2,348 2,476 2,720 3,044 3,348 10.0% 42.6%Montana 3,075 3,178 3,648 4,176 4,260 2.0% 38.5%Nevada 2,145 2,220 2,295 2,370 2,550 7.6% 18.9%New Mexico 2,430 2,795 3,026 3,170 3,313 4.5% 36.3%North Dakota 2,956 3,088 3,261 3,662 4,156 13.5% 40.6%Oregon 3,810 3,819 4,071 4,944 5,079 2.7% 33.3%South Dakota 3,243 3,448 3,642 3,872 4,205 8.6% 29.7%Utah 2,790 2,895 3,043 3,325 3,646 9.7% 30.7%WASHINGTON 3,638 3,761 3,983 4,566 4,863 6.5% 33.7%Wyoming 2,416 2,575 2,807 2,997 3,090 3.1% 27.9%

WICHE States Average 2,951 3,094 3,281 3,537 3,913 10.6% 32.6%

Washington Rank (n=15) 3 3 3 2 3

CHANGES FROM PREVIOUS YEAR:WICHE States Average (15)$ 143 187 256 376% Increase 4.9% 6.0% 7.8% 10.6%

Washington$ 123 222 583 297% Increase 3.4% 5.9% 14.6% 6.5%

^Fees reduced.

WICHE STATES - TABLE 2NONRESIDENT UNDERGRADUATE TUITION AND REQUIRED FEES



Alaska 7,615 8,340 8,565 8,815 9,580 8.7% 25.8%Arizona 9,411 9,800 10,352 11,103 12,363 11.3% 31.4%California 14,221 14,660 14,827 16,209 19,460 20.1% 36.8%Colorado 15,898 16,700 17,367 18,910 20,336 7.5% 27.9%Hawaii 9,622 9,637 9,733 9,829 9,945 1.2% 3.4%Idaho 8,348 8,476 8,720 9,764 10,740 10.0% 28.7%Montana 8,343 8,673 9,847 11,171 11,860 6.2% 42.2%Nevada 8,492 9,200 9,510 10,155 11,037 8.7% 30.0%New Mexico 9,172 10,548 11,424 11,436 11,954 4.5% 30.3%North Dakota 7,098 7,437 7,860 8,595 9,902 15.2% 39.5%Oregon 13,197 13,839 14,493 16,473 17,058 3.6% 29.3%South Dakota 7,062 7,400 7,725 8,122 8,916 9.8% 26.2%Utah 8,495 8,828 9,289 10,182 11,292 10.9% 32.9%WASHINGTON 12,029 12,453 13,258 15,267 16,016 4.9% 33.1%Wyoming 7,684 7,693 8,279 8,661 8,940 3.2% 16.3%



CHANGES FROM PREVIOUS YEAR:WICHE States Average (15)$ 466 504 896 980 % Increase 4.8% 4.9% 8.3% 8.4%

Washington$ 424 805 2,009 749 % Increase 3.5% 6.5% 15.2% 4.9%

WICHE STATES - TABLE 3RESIDENT GRADUATE TUITION AND REQUIRED FEES



Alaska 3,800 5,088 4,520 ^ 4,650 5,010 7.7% 31.8%Arizona 2,259 2,344 2,486 2,583 3,843 48.8% 70.1%California 4,269 4,268 ^ 4,349 4,566 6,169 35.1% 44.5%Colorado 3,920 4,014 4,217 4,480 4,518 0.8% 15.3%Hawaii 4,150 4,165 4,309 4,453 4,617 3.7% 11.3%Idaho 2,888 3,016 3,260 3,584 3,828 6.8% 32.5%Montana 3,025 3,128 3,433 3,884 4,015 3.4% 32.7%Nevada 1,930 2,000 2,070 2,140 2,300 7.5% 19.2%New Mexico 2,682 3,084 3,341 3,485 3,643 4.5% 35.8%North Dakota 3,166 3,298 3,471 3,887 4,418 13.7% 39.5%Oregon 6,750 7,056 7,497 8,238 8,958 8.7% 32.7%South Dakota 2,767 2,925 3,075 3,255 3,549 9.0% 28.3%Utah 2,262 2,348 2,489 2,760 3,022 9.5% 33.6%WASHINGTON 5,583 5,745 5,929 6,438 6,966 8.2% 24.8%Wyoming 2,920 3,117 3,386 3,585 3,410 ^ -4.9% 16.8%




Washington$ 162 184 509 528 % Increase 2.9% 3.2% 8.6% 8.2%

^Fees reduced.*University of Washington rates reflect tier I graduate level.

WICHE STATES - TABLE 4NONRESIDENT GRADUATE TUITION AND REQUIRED FEES



Alaska 6,980 9,024 7,900 ^ 8,130 8,830 8.6% 26.5%Arizona 9,411 9,800 10,352 11,103 12,613 13.6% 34.0%California 14,263 14,702 15,053 15,883 18,659 17.5% 30.8%Colorado 15,686 16,506 17,367 18,910 20,336 7.5% 29.6%Hawaii 10,078 10,093 10,309 10,525 10,761 2.2% 6.8%Idaho 8,888 9,016 9,260 10,304 11,280 9.5% 26.9%Montana 7,694 7,997 8,927 10,084 10,752 6.6% 39.7%Nevada 8,277 8,980 9,285 9,925 10,787 8.7% 30.3%New Mexico 9,456 10,874 11,777 11,777 12,311 4.5% 30.2%North Dakota 7,658 7,997 8,421 9,196 10,604 15.3% 38.5%Oregon 11,409 11,958 12,645 13,644 13,734 0.7% 20.4%South Dakota 6,220 6,499 6,766 7,097 7,810 10.0% 25.6%Utah 6,812 7,081 7,543 8,396 9,306 10.8% 36.6%WASHINGTON 13,872 14,283 14,766 15,525 16,689 7.5% 20.3%Wyoming 8,190 8,199 8,858 9,273 8,730 ^ -5.9% 6.6%




Washington$ 411 483 759 1,164 % Increase 3.0% 3.4% 5.1% 7.5%

^Fees reduced.*University of Washington rates reflect tier I graduate level.

WICHE STATES - TABLE 5RESIDENT UNDERGRADUATE TUITION AND REQUIRED FEES (State Averages)

COMPREHENSIVE COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES


Arizona 2 2,259 2,344 2,486 2,583 3,593 39.1% 59.1%California 11 1,847 1,859 1,897 2,072 2,649 27.8% 43.4%Colorado 5 2,302 2,353 2,511 2,704 2,765 2.3% 20.1%Idaho 2 2,340 2,514 2,732 3,060 3,350 9.5% 43.1%Montana 2 2,823 2,924 3,222 3,707 3,827 3.2% 35.5%Nevada 1 2,145 2,220 2,295 2,370 2,550 7.6% 18.9%New Mexico 1 1,762 1,933 2,042 2,222 2,471 11.2% 40.2%North Dakota 4 2,709 2,790 2,909 3,191 3,594 12.6% 32.7%Oregon 4 3,362 3,435 3,650 4,223 4,493 6.4% 33.7%South Dakota 2 3,258 3,485 3,702 3,987 4,322 8.4% 32.6%Utah 1 2,042 2,106 2,252 2,426 2,632 8.5% 28.9%WASHINGTON 3 2,796 2,890 3,071 3,471 3,700 6.6% 32.3%

WICHE States Average* 2,470 2,571 2,731 3,001 3,329 10.9% 34.7%




#Number of institutions in survey.*Does not include Alaska, Hawaii, or Wyoming.

WICHE STATES - TABLE 6NONRESIDENT UNDERGRADUATE TUITION AND REQUIRED FEES (State Averages)



Arizona 2 8,893 9,288 10,352 11,103 12,113 9.1% 36.2%California 11 9,965 9,241 ^ 9,279 10,532 11,109 5.5% 11.5%Colorado 5 8,074 8,406 8,851 9,501 10,290 8.3% 27.5%Idaho 2 8,400 8,634 8,952 9,380 10,010 6.7% 19.2%Montana 2 7,726 8,056 9,049 10,319 11,116 7.7% 43.9%Nevada 1 8,492 9,200 9,510 10,155 11,037 8.7% 30.0%New Mexico 1 6,440 7,078 7,706 8,438 9,023 6.9% 40.1%North Dakota 4 5,952 6,167 6,435 6,944 7,983 15.0% 34.1%Oregon 4 9,090 9,567 10,020 10,843 11,304 4.3% 24.4%South Dakota 2 7,077 7,438 7,785 8,236 9,033 9.7% 27.6%Utah 1 6,058 6,283 6,718 7,292 7,958 9.1% 31.4%WASHINGTON 3 9,761 9,989 10,651 11,626 12,168 4.7% 24.7%





#Number of institutions in survey.*Does not include Alaska, Hawaii, or Wyoming.^Fees reduced.

WICHE STATES - TABLE 7RESIDENT GRADUATE TUITION AND REQUIRED FEES (State Averages)



Arizona 2 2,259 2,344 2,486 2,583 3,793 46.8% 67.9%California 11 1,925 1,939 1,977 2,196 2,811 28.0% 46.0%Colorado 5 2,750 2,822 2,912 3,055 3,243 6.2% 17.9%Idaho 2 2,906 3,113 3,347 3,699 4,019 8.6% 38.3%Montana 2 2,687 3,006 3,370 3,887 4,118 5.9% 53.3%Nevada 1 1,930 2,000 2,070 2,140 2,300 7.5% 19.2%New Mexico 1 1,882 2,053 2,187 2,365 2,615 10.6% 38.9%North Dakota 4 2,971 3,095 3,274 3,615 4,110 13.7% 38.3%Oregon 4 5,734 6,065 6,355 7,267 7,197 ^ -1.0% 25.5%South Dakota 2 2,777 2,995 3,115 3,331 3,627 8.9% 30.6%Utah 1 2,086 2,172 2,430 2,499 2,698 8.0% 29.3%WASHINGTON 3 4,438 4,589 4,885 5,250 5,547 5.7% 25.0%






WICHE STATES - TABLE 8NONRESIDENT GRADUATE TUITION AND REQUIRED FEES (State Averages)



Arizona 2 8,893 9,288 10,352 11,103 12,313 10.9% 38.5%California 11 10,042 9,319 ^ 9,357 10,656 11,271 5.8% 12.2%Colorado 5 8,867 9,207 9,638 10,349 11,354 9.7% 28.0%Idaho 2 8,966 9,233 9,567 10,019 10,679 6.6% 19.1%Montana 2 6,505 7,319 8,233 9,372 10,251 9.4% 57.6%Nevada 1 8,277 8,980 9,285 9,925 10,787 8.7% 30.3%New Mexico 1 6,560 7,198 7,851 8,605 9,191 6.8% 40.1%North Dakota 4 7,463 7,794 8,224 8,882 10,142 14.2% 35.9%Oregon 4 10,034 10,536 10,994 12,184 12,460 2.3% 24.2%South Dakota 2 6,230 6,524 6,821 7,173 7,888 10.0% 26.6%Utah 1 6,234 6,484 7,344 7,531 8,210 9.0% 31.7%WASHINGTON 3 13,367 13,681 14,591 15,688 14,806 ^ -5.6% 10.8%




Washington$ 314 910 1,097 (882) % Increase 2.3% 6.7% 7.5% -5.6%


WICHE STATES - TABLE 9RESIDENT* TUITION AND REQUIRED FEES (Estimated State Averages)

COMMUNITY COLLEGES


Alaska 2,028 2,088 2,148 2,208 2,418 9.5% 19.2%Arizona 854 903 930 977 1,103 12.9% 29.2%California 330 330 330 330 540 63.6% 63.6%Colorado 1,904 1,920 1,999 2,117 2,210 4.4% 16.1%Hawaii 1,311 1,319 1,322 1,323 1,387 4.8% 5.8%Idaho 1,250 1,313 1,406 1,547 2,213 43.1% 77.0%Montana 1,802 1,944 1,818 ^ 1,891 2,090 10.5% 16.0%Nevada 1,230 1,275 1,320 1,365 1,417 3.8% 15.2%New Mexico 677 714 744 768 949 23.6% 40.2%North Dakota 1,906 1,954 2,040 2,263 2,503 10.6% 31.3%Oregon 1,661 1,828 1,934 2,059 2,701 31.2% 62.6%Utah 1,476 1,526 1,626 1,664 1,806 8.5% 22.4%WASHINGTON 1,584 1,641 1,743 1,982 2,142 8.1% 35.2%Wyoming 1,364 1,431 1,501 1,575 1,633 3.7% 19.7%





*South Dakota is not included.^Fees reduced.

WICHE STATES - TABLE 10NONRESIDENT TUITION AND REQUIRED FEES (Estimated State Averages)

COMMUNITY COLLEGES


Alaska 2,028 2,088 2,148 2,208 2,418 9.5% 19.2%Arizona 4,927 5,035 5,093 5,348 5,596 4.6% 13.6%California 4,050 4,230 4,020 ^ 4,560 5,010 9.9% 23.7%Colorado 7,594 7,826 8,352 8,702 9,352 7.5% 23.2%Hawaii 7,281 7,289 7,292 7,293 7,297 0.1% 0.2%Idaho 3,840 4,093 4,347 4,782 5,178 8.3% 34.8%Montana 5,676 5,097 ^ 5,182 5,447 6,029 10.7% 6.2%Nevada 5,220 5,425 5,610 5,795 5,924 2.2% 13.5%New Mexico 1,617 1,707 1,708 1,794 2,115 17.9% 30.8%North Dakota 4,565 4,685 4,856 4,825 ^ 4,736 ^ -1.8% 3.7%Oregon 4,496 4,787 4,821 5,157 6,072 17.7% 35.1%Utah 5,119 5,315 5,675 5,924 6,373 7.6% 24.5%WASHINGTON 6,234 6,459 6,861 7,191 7,350 2.2% 17.9%Wyoming 3,467 3,687 3,853 4,023 4,163 3.5% 20.1%

WICHE States Average** 4,722 4,837 4,987 5,218 5,544 6.2% 17.4%




^Fees reduced.*Alaska eliminated the nonresident portion of tuition beginning Fall 1999.**South Dakota is not included.

Peer Institution Comparison

PEERS - TABLE 1RESIDENT UNDERGRADUATE TUITION AND REQUIRED FEES

UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON AND PEER INSTITUTIONS


University of Arizona 2,259 2,344 2,486 2,583 3,593 39.1% 59.1%University of California-Davis 4,034 4,072 4,595 4,249 ^ 5,853 37.8% 45.1%University of California-Irvine 3,871 4,060 4,556 4,193 ^ 5,613 33.9% 45.0%University of California-Los Angeles 3,683 3,698 4,236 3,796 ^ 5,298 39.6% 43.9%University of California-San Diego 3,848 3,850 3,863 4,085 5,508 34.8% 43.2%University of Florida 2,233 2,348 2,444 2,581 2,781 7.7% 24.5%University of Hawaii at Manoa 3,142 3,157 3,253 3,349 3,465 3.5% 10.3%University of Illinois at Chicago 4,648 4,800 5,620 6,592 6,958 5.6% 49.7%University of Iowa 2,998 3,204 3,522 4,191 4,993 19.1% 66.5%University of Kentucky 3,296 3,446 3,734 3,974 4,546 14.4% 37.9%Michigan State University 5,589 5,432 ^ 5,911 6,412 7,044 9.9% 26.0%University of Michigan-Ann Arbor 6,333 6,513 6,935 7,485 7,975 6.5% 25.9%University of Minnesota-Twin Cities 4,649 4,877 5,536 6,280 7,116 13.3% 53.1%University of Missouri-Columbia 4,581 4,726 4,887 5,552 6,558 18.1% 43.2%University of New Mexico-Main Campus 2,430 2,795 3,026 3,170 3,313 4.5% 36.3%Cornell University-NY State Statutory Colleges 10,418 10,920 12,062 13,274 14,624 10.2% 40.4%University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill 2,314 2,710 3,219 3,856 4,072 5.6% 76.0%Ohio State University-Main Campus 4,110 4,383 4,788 5,454 6,412 17.6% 56.0%University of Cincinnati-Main Campus 4,998 5,337 5,823 6,936 7,623 9.9% 52.5%University of Pittsburgh-Main Campus 6,698 7,002 7,482 8,528 9,274 8.7% 38.5%Texas A & M University 3,334 3,572 3,676 4,780 5,034 5.3% 51.0%University of Utah 2,790 2,895 3,043 3,325 3,646 9.7% 30.7%University of Virginia-Main Campus 4,130 4,160 4,236 4,980 5,964 19.8% 44.4%UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON 3,638 3,761 3,983 4,566 4,863 6.5% 33.7%University of Wisconsin-Madison 3,735 3,788 4,086 4,423 5,136 16.1% 37.5%

Average (25 institutions) 4,150 4,314 4,680 5,145 5,890 14.5% 41.9%

University of Washington Rank 16 15 15 12 18

CHANGES FROM PREVIOUS YEAR25 Institution Average:$ 164 366 464 746% Increase 3.9% 8.5% 9.9% 14.5%

University of Washington:$ 123 222 583 297% Increase 3.4% 5.9% 14.6% 6.5%

^Fees reduced.

PEERS - TABLE 2NONRESIDENT UNDERGRADUATE TUITION AND REQUIRED FEES



University of Arizona 9,411 9,800 10,352 11,103 12,363 11.3% 31.4%University of California-Davis 14,208 14,686 15,669 16,628 20,063 20.7% 41.2%University of California-Irvine 14,045 15,856 15,630 ^ 16,572 19,823 19.6% 41.1%University of California-Los Angeles 13,857 14,312 14,940 16,175 19,508 20.6% 40.8%University of California-San Diego 14,022 15,032 14,567 ^ 16,464 19,718 19.8% 40.6%University of Florida 9,222 9,686 10,332 12,046 13,808 14.6% 49.7%University of Hawaii at Manoa 9,622 9,637 9,733 9,829 9,945 1.2% 3.4%University of Illinois at Chicago 10,924 11,264 12,280 13,920 16,654 19.6% 52.5%University of Iowa 10,440 10,966 11,950 13,833 15,285 10.5% 46.4%University of Kentucky 9,216 9,666 10,274 10,526 11,226 6.7% 21.8%Michigan State University 12,992 13,056 14,214 15,423 16,948 9.9% 30.4%University of Michigan-Ann Arbor 19,761 20,323 21,645 23,365 23,365 0.0% 18.2%University of Minnesota-Twin Cities 12,789 13,463 15,002 16,854 18,746 11.2% 46.6%University of Missouri-Columbia 12,495 12,895 13,332 14,705 16,005 8.8% 28.1%University of New Mexico-Main Campus 9,172 10,548 11,424 11,436 11,954 4.5% 30.3%Cornell University-NY State Statutory Colleges 19,988 20,990 22,292 23,624 25,924 9.7% 29.7%University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill 11,480 11,876 13,211 15,140 15,920 5.2% 38.7%Ohio State University-Main Campus 12,060 12,732 13,554 14,877 16,399 10.2% 36.0%University of Cincinnati-Main Campus 12,379 13,614 14,760 17,319 19,230 11.0% 55.3%University of Pittsburgh-Main Campus 14,014 14,684 15,740 17,336 18,586 7.2% 32.6%Texas A & M University 10,052 9,592 ^ 9,584 ^ 11,298 11,995 6.2% 19.3%University of Utah 8,495 8,828 9,289 10,182 11,292 10.9% 32.9%University of Virginia-Main Campus 16,603 17,409 18,268 20,190 21,984 8.9% 32.4%UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON 12,029 12,453 13,258 15,267 16,016 4.9% 33.1%University of Wisconsin-Madison 13,049 14,186 16,318 18,423 19,136 3.9% 46.6%



CHANGES FROM PREVIOUS YEAR25 Institution Average:$ 609 803 1,397 1,574% Increase 4.9% 6.1% 10.0% 10.3%

University of Washington:$ 424 805 2,009 749% Increase 3.5% 6.5% 15.2% 4.9%

^Fees reduced.

PEERS - TABLE 3RESIDENT GRADUATE TUITION AND REQUIRED FEES



University of Arizona 2,259 2,344 2,486 2,583 3,843 48.8% 70.1%University of California-Davis 4,319 4,591 4,831 5,037 7,063 40.2% 63.5%University of California-Irvine 5,158 5,296 5,294 ^ 5,579 7,318 31.2% 41.9%University of California-Los Angeles 4,405 4,503 4,551 4,684 6,318 34.9% 43.4%University of California-San Diego 4,697 4,885 4,943 5,150 6,715 30.4% 43.0%University of Florida 2,951 3,108 3,273 3,587 4,105 14.4% 39.1%University of Hawaii at Manoa 4,150 4,165 4,309 4,453 4,617 3.7% 11.3%University of Illinois at Chicago 4,010 4,144 4,628 5,512 5,826 5.7% 45.3%University of Iowa 3,520 3,750 4,108 4,887 5,689 16.4% 61.6%University of Kentucky 3,596 3,766 4,074 4,346 4,974 14.5% 38.3%Michigan State University 6,674 6,290 ^ 6,510 7,062 7,762 9.9% 16.3%University of Michigan-Ann Arbor 10,501 10,821 11,523 12,197 12,933 6.0% 23.2%University of Minnesota-Twin Cities 5,517 5,794 6,547 7,662 8,517 11.2% 54.4%University of Missouri-Columbia 4,580 4,728 4,885 5,497 6,340 15.3% 38.4%University of New Mexico-Main Campus 2,682 3,084 3,341 3,485 3,643 4.5% 35.8%Cornell University-NY State Statutory Colleges 12,148 12,750 13,960 15,250 16,650 9.2% 37.1%University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill 2,354 2,807 3,391 4,043 4,269 5.6% 81.4%Ohio State University-Main Campus 5,730 6,048 6,333 6,639 7,233 8.9% 26.2%University of Cincinnati-Main Campus 5,880 6,264 6,822 8,094 8,985 11.0% 52.8%University of Pittsburgh-Main Campus 8,818 9,234 9,890 11,286 12,304 9.0% 39.5%Texas A & M University 3,002 3,186 3,506 4,242 4,387 3.4% 46.1%University of Utah 2,262 2,348 2,489 2,760 3,022 9.5% 33.6%University of Virginia-Main Campus 4,916 5,023 5,178 6,046 7,856 29.9% 59.8%UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON 5,583 5,745 5,929 6,438 6,966 8.2% 24.8%University of Wisconsin-Madison 5,403 5,884 6,358 6,877 7,590 10.4% 40.5%




University of Washington:$ 162 184 509 528% Increase 2.9% 3.2% 8.6% 8.2%

^Fees reduced.*University of Washington rates reflect graduate tier I level.

PEERS - TABLE 4NONRESIDENT GRADUATE TUITION AND REQUIRED FEESUNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON AND PEER INSTITUTIONS


University of Arizona 9,411 9,800 10,352 11,103 12,613 13.6% 34.0%University of California-Davis 14,308 15,025 15,725 16,359 19,553 19.5% 36.7%University of California-Irvine 15,158 15,730 16,188 16,901 19,808 17.2% 30.7%University of California-Los Angeles 14,399 14,937 15,444 16,006 18,808 17.5% 30.6%University of California-San Diego 14,691 15,319 15,647 16,472 19,205 16.6% 30.7%University of Florida 10,166 10,609 11,416 13,359 15,491 16.0% 52.4%University of Hawaii at Manoa 10,078 10,093 10,309 10,525 10,761 2.2% 6.8%University of Illinois at Chicago 8,570 8,840 9,464 10,834 12,748 17.7% 48.8%University of Iowa 10,874 11,420 12,330 14,271 15,723 10.2% 44.6%University of Kentucky 10,116 10,626 11,294 11,564 12,314 6.5% 21.7%Michigan State University 12,296 12,110 ^ 12,510 13,572 14,920 9.9% 21.3%University of Michigan-Ann Arbor 21,107 21,749 23,163 24,517 25,999 6.0% 23.2%University of Minnesota-Twin Cities 10,377 10,921 12,200 14,220 15,616 9.8% 50.5%University of Missouri-Columbia 12,668 13,075 13,515 14,855 15,997 7.7% 26.3%University of New Mexico-Main Campus 9,456 10,874 11,777 11,777 12,311 4.5% 30.2%Cornell University-NY State Statutory Colleges 12,148 12,750 13,960 15,250 16,650 9.2% 37.1%University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill 11,520 11,973 13,702 15,692 16,267 3.7% 41.2%Ohio State University-Main Campus 14,865 15,639 16,404 17,214 18,444 7.1% 24.1%University of Cincinnati-Main Campus 11,067 11,709 12,705 14,931 16,578 11.0% 49.8%University of Pittsburgh-Main Campus 17,648 18,506 19,856 21,872 23,470 7.3% 33.0%Texas A & M University 7,322 7,486 7,726 8,602 9,107 5.9% 24.4%University of Utah 6,812 7,081 7,543 8,396 9,306 10.8% 36.6%University of Virginia-Main Campus 16,603 17,409 18,268 19,136 19,964 4.3% 20.2%UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON 13,872 14,283 14,766 15,525 16,689 7.5% 20.3%University of Wisconsin-Madison 17,107 18,594 20,496 22,147 22,860 3.2% 33.6%




University of Washington:$ 411 483 759 1,164% Increase 3.0% 3.4% 5.1% 7.5%

^Fees reduced.*University of Washington rates reflect graduate tier I level.

PEERS - TABLE 5RESIDENT UNDERGRADUATE TUITION AND REQUIRED FEESWASHINGTON STATE UNIVERSITY AND PEER INSTITUTIONS


Auburn University-Main Campus 2,895 3,050 3,380 3,784 4,426 17.0% 52.9%University of California-Davis 4,034 4,072 4,595 4,249 ^ 5,853 37.8% 45.1%Colorado State University 3,054 3,133 3,252 3,435 3,744 9.0% 22.6%University of Florida 2,233 2,348 2,444 2,581 2,781 7.7% 24.5%University of Georgia 3,034 3,276 3,418 3,616 4,078 12.8% 34.4%University of Illinois at Urbana 4,770 4,994 5,754 6,704 7,010 4.6% 47.0%Purdue University-Main Campus 3,724 3,872 4,164 5,080 5,334 5.0% 43.2%Iowa State University 3,004 3,132 3,442 4,110 5,028 22.3% 67.4%Kansas State Univ of Ag and App Sci 2,592 2,781 2,835 3,444 4,060 17.9% 56.6%Louisiana St Univ A&M 2,851 3,395 3,395 3,536 3,940 11.4% 38.2%Michigan State University 5,589 5,432 ^ 5,911 6,412 7,044 9.9% 26.0%University of Minnesota-Twin Cities 4,649 4,877 5,536 6,280 7,116 13.3% 53.1%Mississippi State University 3,017 3,117 3,586 3,873 3,873 0.0% 28.4%University of Missouri-Columbia 4,581 4,726 4,887 5,552 6,558 18.1% 43.2%Cornell University-NY State Statutory Colleges 10,418 10,920 12,062 13,274 14,624 10.2% 40.4%North Carolina State University at Raleigh 2,414 2,814 3,228 3,827 3,970 3.7% 64.5%Ohio State University-Main Campus 4,110 4,383 4,788 5,454 6,412 17.6% 56.0%Oklahoma State University-Main Campus 2,548 2,672 2,811 2,974 3,748 26.0% 47.1%University of Tennessee-Knoxville 3,104 3,362 3,784 4,056 4,450 9.7% 43.4%Texas A & M University 3,334 3,572 3,676 4,780 5,034 5.3% 51.0%Virginia Tech 3,620 3,640 3,664 4,336 5,095 17.5% 40.7%WASHINGTON STATE UNIVERSITY 3,530 3,658 3,898 4,520 4,836 7.0% 37.0%University of Wisconsin-Madison 3,735 3,788 4,086 4,423 5,136 16.1% 37.5%


Washington State University Rank 11 10 10 9 13


Washington State University:$ 128 240 622 316% Increase 3.6% 6.6% 16.0% 7.0%

^Fees reduced.


WASHINGTON STATE UNIVERSITY AND PEER INSTITUTIONS


Auburn University-Main Campus 8,685 9,150 9,900 11,084 12,886 16.3% 48.4%University of California-Davis 14,208 14,686 15,669 16,628 20,063 20.7% 41.2%Colorado State University 10,740 11,153 11,694 12,705 14,216 11.9% 32.4%University of Florida 9,222 9,686 10,332 12,046 13,808 14.6% 49.7%University of Georgia 10,276 10,794 11,314 12,986 14,854 14.4% 44.6%University of Illinois at Urbana 11,862 12,442 13,574 15,308 18,046 17.9% 52.1%Purdue University-Main Campus 12,348 12,904 13,872 15,760 17,098 8.5% 38.5%Iowa State University 9,564 9,974 10,776 12,802 14,370 12.2% 50.3%Kansas State Univ of Ag and App Sci 9,195 9,549 9,762 10,704 11,950 11.6% 30.0%Louisiana St Univ A&M 7,051 8,695 8,695 8,836 9,240 4.6% 31.0%Michigan State University 12,992 13,056 14,214 15,423 16,948 9.9% 30.4%University of Minnesota-Twin Cities 12,789 13,463 15,002 16,854 18,746 11.2% 46.6%Mississippi State University 6,119 7,065 8,128 8,778 8,778 0.0% 43.5%University of Missouri-Columbia 12,495 12,895 13,332 14,705 16,005 8.8% 28.1%Cornell University-NY State Statutory Colleges 19,988 20,990 22,292 23,624 25,924 9.7% 29.7%North Carolina State University at Raleigh 11,580 11,980 13,220 15,111 15,818 4.7% 36.6%Ohio State University-Main Campus 12,060 12,732 13,554 14,877 16,399 10.2% 36.0%Oklahoma State University-Main Campus 6,883 7,007 7,535 8,028 10,066 25.4% 46.2%University of Tennessee-Knoxville 9,172 10,216 11,570 12,408 13,532 9.1% 47.5%Texas A & M University 10,052 9,592 ^ 9,584 ^ 11,298 11,995 6.2% 19.3%Virginia Tech 11,844 12,128 12,488 13,952 15,029 7.7% 26.9%WASHINGTON STATE UNIVERSITY 10,564 10,574 11,258 12,270 12,938 5.4% 22.5%University of Wisconsin-Madison 13,049 14,186 16,318 18,423 19,136 3.9% 46.6%




Washington State University:$ 10 684 1,012 668% Increase 0.1% 6.5% 9.0% 5.4%

^Fees reduced.




Auburn University-Main Campus 2,895 3,154 3,380 3,784 4,426 17.0% 52.9%University of California-Davis 4,319 4,591 4,831 5,037 7,063 40.2% 63.5%Colorado State University 3,408 3,497 3,630 3,838 4,186 9.1% 22.8%University of Florida 2,951 3,108 3,273 3,587 4,105 14.4% 39.1%University of Georgia 3,516 3,776 3,942 4,174 4,720 13.1% 34.2%University of Illinois at Urbana 4,016 4,200 4,764 5,454 5,692 4.4% 41.7%Purdue University-Main Campus 3,724 3,872 4,164 5,080 5,334 5.0% 43.2%Iowa State University 3,526 3,678 4,000 4,770 5,686 19.2% 61.3%Kansas State Univ of Ag and App Sci 2,502 2,647 2,702 3,211 3,789 18.0% 51.4%Louisiana St Univ A&M 2,860 3,404 3,404 3,545 3,844 8.4% 34.4%Michigan State University 6,674 6,290 ^ 6,510 7,062 7,762 9.9% 16.3%University of Minnesota-Twin Cities 5,517 5,794 6,547 7,662 8,517 11.2% 54.4%Mississippi State University 3,017 3,117 3,586 3,873 3,873 0.0% 28.4%University of Missouri-Columbia 4,580 4,728 4,885 5,497 6,340 15.3% 38.4%Cornell University-NY State Statutory Colleges 12,148 12,750 13,960 15,250 16,650 9.2% 37.1%North Carolina State University at Raleigh 2,470 2,931 3,411 4,036 4,189 3.8% 69.6%Ohio State University-Main Campus 5,730 6,048 6,333 6,639 7,233 8.9% 26.2%Oklahoma State University-Main Campus 2,170 2,313 2,352 2,570 3,157 22.8% 45.5%University of Tennessee-Knoxville 3,806 4,004 4,280 4,840 5,282 9.1% 38.8%Texas A & M University 3,002 3,186 3,506 4,242 4,387 3.4% 46.1%Virginia Tech 4,950 5,069 5,219 6,031 6,944 15.1% 40.3%WASHINGTON STATE UNIVERSITY 5,494 5,660 5,854 6,088 6,278 3.1% 14.3%University of Wisconsin-Madison 5,403 5,884 6,358 6,877 7,590 10.4% 40.5%





^Fees reduced.

PEERS - TABLE 8NONRESIDENT GRADUATE TUITION AND REQUIRED FEES



Auburn University-Main Campus 8,685 9,150 9,900 11,084 12,886 16.3% 48.4%University of California-Davis 14,308 15,025 15,725 16,359 19,553 19.5% 36.7%Colorado State University 11,174 11,603 12,162 13,218 14,791 11.9% 32.4%University of Florida 10,166 10,609 11,416 13,359 15,491 16.0% 52.4%University of Georgia 12,204 12,794 13,410 15,218 17,420 14.5% 42.7%University of Illinois at Urbana 8,784 9,206 10,020 11,236 13,098 16.6% 49.1%Purdue University-Main Campus 12,348 12,904 13,872 15,760 17,098 8.5% 38.5%Iowa State University 9,962 10,390 11,196 13,296 14,862 11.8% 49.2%Kansas State Univ of Ag and App Sci 7,187 7,448 7,589 8,289 9,249 11.6% 28.7%Louisiana St Univ A&M 7,060 8,704 8,704 8,895 9,144 2.8% 29.5%Michigan State University 12,296 12,110 ^ 12,510 13,572 14,920 9.9% 21.3%University of Minnesota-Twin Cities 10,377 10,921 12,200 14,220 15,616 9.8% 50.5%Mississippi State University 6,119 7,065 8,128 8,778 8,778 0.0% 43.5%University of Missouri-Columbia 12,668 13,075 13,515 14,855 15,997 7.7% 26.3%Cornell University-NY State Statutory Colleges 12,148 12,750 13,960 15,250 16,650 9.2% 37.1%North Carolina State University at Raleigh 11,636 12,097 13,722 15,685 16,187 3.2% 39.1%Ohio State University-Main Campus 14,865 15,639 16,404 17,214 18,444 7.1% 24.1%Oklahoma State University-Main Campus 5,940 6,083 6,461 6,966 8,652 24.2% 45.7%University of Tennessee-Knoxville 9,874 10,346 12,066 12,942 14,114 9.1% 42.9%Texas A & M University 7,322 7,486 7,726 8,602 9,107 5.9% 24.4%Virginia Tech 7,758 7,949 8,189 9,266 10,663 15.1% 37.4%WASHINGTON STATE UNIVERSITY 13,390 13,872 14,344 14,918 15,294 2.5% 14.2%University of Wisconsin-Madison 17,107 18,594 20,496 22,147 22,860 3.2% 33.6%





^Fees reduced.

PEERS - TABLE 9RESIDENT MEDICAL TUITION AND REQUIRED FEES



University of Arizona 8,831 9,282 9,734 10,649 11,568 8.6% 31.0%University of California-Davis 10,336 10,198 ^ 10,439 11,045 15,882 43.8% 53.7%University of California-Irvine 10,806 10,627 ^ 10,731 11,636 16,203 39.2% 50.0%University of California-Los Angeles 10,032 10,130 10,177 10,711 15,173 41.7% 51.3%University of California-San Diego 10,324 10,636 10,510 ^ 11,177 15,570 39.3% 50.8%University of Florida 10,947 11,510 12,398 13,611 15,666 15.1% 43.1%University of Hawaii at Manoa 12,948 13,347 13,755 14,331 14,951 4.3% 15.5%University of Illinois at Chicago 17,874 18,302 19,374 21,716 22,934 5.6% 28.3%University of Iowa 10,052 10,588 14,919 17,687 18,489 4.5% 83.9%University of Kentucky 10,284 10,594 10,796 11,112 13,856 24.7% 34.7%Michigan State University 10,868 11,244 11,600 12,600 13,800 9.5% 27.0%University of Michigan-Ann Arbor 18,205 18,759 19,331 19,919 20,525 3.0% 12.7%University of Minnesota-Twin Cities 12,461 13,120 15,094 17,576 17,870 1.7% 43.4%University of Missouri-Columbia 15,139 15,625 16,152 17,820 19,572 9.8% 29.3%University of New Mexico-Main Campus 7,126 8,195 9,015 9,466 10,413 10.0% 46.1%University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill 3,546 4,065 6,007 8,068 8,495 5.3% 139.6%Ohio State University-Main Campus 12,744 13,848 15,195 17,439 19,305 10.7% 51.5%University of Cincinnati-Main Campus 13,173 13,902 15,090 17,709 19,662 11.0% 49.3%University of Pittsburgh-Main Campus 21,834 22,900 24,580 28,034 30,644 9.3% 40.3%Texas A & M University 7,952 7,766 ^ 7,840 8,200 8,200 0.0% 3.1%University of Utah 8,405 10,265 11,235 12,507 13,885 11.0% 65.2%University of Virginia-Main Campus 13,154 13,686 15,450 18,669 22,486 20.4% 70.9%UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON 9,210 9,533 10,142 11,351 12,343 8.7% 34.0%University of Wisconsin-Madison 17,003 18,564 20,102 21,721 21,734 0.1% 27.8%




University of Washington$ 323 609 1,209 992% Increase 3.5% 6.4% 11.9% 8.7%

Note: Medical degrees are not offered at Cornell University Statutory Colleges.

^Fees reduced.

PEERS - TABLE 10NONRESIDENT MEDICAL TUITION AND REQUIRED FEESUNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON AND PEER INSTITUTIONS


University of California-Davis 21,580 20,442 ^ 21,143 22,177 28,127 26.8% 30.3%University of California-Irvine 20,610 21,061 21,435 22,768 28,448 24.9% 38.0%University of California-Los Angeles 19,836 20,374 20,881 21,843 27,418 25.5% 38.2%University of California-San Diego 20,128 20,881 20,754 ^ 22,309 27,815 24.7% 38.2%University of Florida 29,480 30,970 33,318 37,669 43,130 14.5% 46.3%University of Hawaii at Manoa 25,884 26,667 27,459 28,035 28,655 2.2% 10.7%University of Illinois at Chicago 41,406 42,542 43,130 47,846 50,370 5.3% 21.6%University of Iowa 26,568 27,814 33,387 36,155 36,957 2.2% 39.1%University of Kentucky 25,674 25,674 25,510 ^ 25,826 32,248 24.9% 25.6%Michigan State University 23,168 23,974 24,800 27,000 29,600 9.6% 27.8%University of Michigan-Ann Arbor 27,961 28,813 29,691 30,595 31,525 3.0% 12.7%University of Minnesota-Twin Cities 23,741 23,965 27,455 31,915 32,208 0.9% 35.7%University of Missouri-Columbia 29,780 30,734 31,776 34,755 38,198 9.9% 28.3%University of New Mexico-Main Campus 20,429 23,494 25,843 27,135 29,849 10.0% 46.1%University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill 24,438 24,957 29,010 33,536 34,111 1.7% 39.6%Ohio State University-Main Campus 33,759 35,913 37,260 40,608 43,863 8.0% 29.9%University of Cincinnati-Main Campus 23,106 24,330 26,352 30,792 34,191 11.0% 48.0%University of Pittsburgh-Main Campus 29,312 30,752 33,022 34,728 36,436 4.9% 24.3%Texas A & M University 21,052 21,000 ^ 20,940 ^ 21,300 21,300 0.0% 1.2%University of Utah 15,930 19,209 20,788 23,158 25,761 11.2% 61.7%University of Virginia-Main Campus 25,135 26,366 27,950 30,952 34,536 11.6% 37.4%UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON 23,256 24,084 25,668 27,477 29,283 6.6% 25.9%University of Wisconsin-Madison 25,713 28,066 30,402 32,845 32,858 0.0% 27.8%



CHANGES FROM PREVIOUS YEAR23 Institution Average:$ 1,049 1,561 2,324 2,846% Increase 4.2% 6.0% 8.4% 9.5%

University of Washington$ 828 1,584 1,809 1,806% Increase 3.6% 6.6% 7.0% 6.6%

Note: Medical degrees are not offered at Cornell University Statutory Colleges.University of Arizona Medical School does not charge nonresident tuition.

^Fees reduced.

PEERS - TABLE 11RESIDENT DENTAL TUITION AND REQUIRED FEES



University of California-Los Angeles 9,667 9,765 9,812 11,231 15,877 41.4% 64.2%University of Florida 9,626 10,117 10,901 11,965 13,759 15.0% 42.9%University of Illinois at Chicago 12,094 12,470 13,370 15,132 17,418 15.1% 44.0%University of Iowa 7,566 9,968 10,772 15,783 16,585 5.1% 119.2%University of Kentucky 8,554 8,894 9,218 9,756 12,158 24.6% 42.1%University of Michigan-Ann Arbor 15,725 16,203 17,665 18,733 19,865 6.0% 26.3%University of Minnesota-Twin Cities 10,477 10,976 12,654 14,746 16,428 11.4% 56.8%University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill 3,801 4,320 6,262 8,323 8,750 5.1% 130.2%Ohio State University-Main Campus 10,746 11,784 12,867 14,376 16,047 11.6% 49.3%University of Pittsburgh-Main Campus 20,396 21,390 22,958 26,184 28,618 9.3% 40.3%University of Utah 8,405 10,265 11,235 12,507 13,885 11.0% 65.2%UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON 9,210 9,533 10,142 11,351 12,343 8.7% 34.0%



CHANGES FROM PREVIOUS YEAR12 Institution Average:$ 785 1,014 1,853 1,804% Increase 7.5% 9.0% 15.0% 12.7%

University of Washington Rank:$ 323 609 1,209 992% Increase 3.5% 6.4% 11.9% 8.7%

Note: Dental degrees are not offered at these University of Washington peer universities:University of ArizonaUniversity of California-DavisUniversity of California-IrvineUniversity of California-San DiegoUniversity of Hawaii at ManoaMichigan State UniversityUniversity of Missouri-ColumbiaUniversity of New Mexico Main CampusCornell University Statutory CollegesUniversity of Cincinnati Main CampusTexas A&M University Main CampusUniversity of Virginia Main CampusUniversity of Wisconsin-Madison

^Fees reduced.

PEERS - TABLE 12NONRESIDENT DENTAL TUITION AND REQUIRED FEES



University of California-Los Angeles 19,471 20,009 20,516 22,363 28,122 25.8% 44.4%University of Florida 25,742 27,039 29,093 33,794 37,641 11.4% 46.2%University of Illinois at Chicago 31,950 32,922 34,438 38,308 44,260 15.5% 38.5%University of Iowa 20,950 23,928 25,738 30,749 31,550 2.6% 50.6%University of Kentucky 21,034 21,794 22,512 23,050 28,774 24.8% 36.8%University of Michigan-Ann Arbor 28,125 28,979 30,863 32,111 34,051 6.0% 21.1%University of Minnesota-Twin Cities 17,737 18,599 20,852 24,155 26,888 11.3% 51.6%University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill 21,995 22,514 25,529 28,907 29,482 2.0% 34.0%Ohio State University-Main Campus 29,511 31,488 33,555 36,096 39,069 8.2% 32.4%University of Pittsburgh-Main Campus 29,454 30,902 33,182 34,896 36,612 4.9% 24.3%University of Utah 15,930 19,209 20,788 23,158 25,761 11.2% 61.7%UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON 23,256 24,084 25,668 27,477 29,283 6.6% 25.9%




University of Washington:$ 828 1,584 1,809 1,806% Increase 3.6% 6.6% 7.0% 6.6%

Note: Dental degrees are not offered at these University of Washington peer universities:University of ArizonaUniversity of California-DavisUniversity of California-IrvineUniversity of California-San DiegoUniversity of Hawaii at ManoaMichigan State UniversityUniversity of Missouri-ColumbiaUniversity of New Mexico Main CampusCornell University Statutory CollegesUniversity of Cincinnati Main CampusTexas A&M University Main CampusUniversity of Virginia Main CampusUniversity of Wisconsin-Madison

^Fees reduced.

PEERS - TABLE 13RESIDENT LAW TUITION AND REQUIRED FEES


1999-00 2000-01 2001-02 2002-03 2003-04 Percentage IncreaseOne Year Three Year

University of Arizona 5,009 5,094 5,236 5,833 10,593 81.6% 111.5%University of California-Davis 10,896 10,244 ^ 11,425 12,037 17,195 42.9% 57.8%University of California-Los Angeles 11,011 11,109 11,156 12,240 17,012 39.0% 54.5%University of Florida 3,224 3,391 3,657 4,010 4,594 14.6% 42.5%University of Hawaii at Manoa 8,628 9,195 9,747 10,323 10,943 6.0% 26.8%University of Illinois at Chicago 9,346 10,298 11,332 12,830 14,566 13.5% 55.9%University of Iowa 7,108 7,824 8,655 10,509 11,603 10.4% 63.2%University of Kentucky 5,896 6,714 6,714 7,074 8,770 24.0% 48.7%University of Michigan-Ann Arbor 19,115 20,955 23,349 24,991 27,863 11.5% 45.8%University of Minnesota-Twin Cities 9,783 10,256 11,639 13,566 15,385 13.4% 57.3%University of Missouri-Columbia 9,126 10,066 10,405 11,535 11,922 3.4% 30.6%University of New Mexico-Main Campus 4,382 5,040 5,544 6,098 6,708 10.0% 53.1%University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill 3,521 4,973 7,388 9,966 10,429 4.6% 196.2%Ohio State University-Main Campus 8,424 10,002 10,844 11,898 13,042 9.6% 54.8%University of Cincinnati-Main Campus 8,104 8,600 9,348 11,020 12,236 11.0% 51.0%University of Pittsburgh-Main Campus 12,868 13,486 14,461 16,496 18,008 9.2% 39.9%University of Utah 3,702 4,186 5,517 6,542 7,236 10.6% 95.5%University of Virginia-Main Campus 15,319 15,803 18,090 21,012 23,798 13.3% 55.3%UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON 6,009 6,216 6,911 10,160 11,572 13.9% 92.6%University of Wisconsin-Madison 6,801 7,434 8,176 8,841 9,554 8.1% 40.5%

Average (19 institutions) 8,414 9,044 9,980 11,349 13,151



University of Washington:$ 207 695 3,249 1,412% Increase 3.4% 11.2% 47.0% 13.9%

^Fees reduced.Note: University of Washington began charging law tuition and fees in AY1998.

PEERS - TABLE 14NONRESIDENT LAW TUITION AND REQUIRED FEES


1999-00 2000-01 2001-02 2002-03 2003-04 Percentage IncreaseOne Year Three Year

University of Arizona 12,161 12,550 13,102 14,353 19,363 34.9% 59.2%University of California-Davis 20,700 21,422 22,129 23,169 29,440 27.1% 42.2%University of California-Los Angeles 20,815 21,353 21,860 23,372 29,257 25.2% 40.6%University of Florida 10,739 11,281 12,139 14,188 16,453 16.0% 53.2%University of Hawaii at Manoa 14,940 15,699 16,635 17,595 18,647 6.0% 24.8%University of Illinois at Chicago 20,136 21,628 23,230 25,918 27,178 4.9% 35.0%University of Iowa 17,670 19,040 20,777 24,267 25,361 4.5% 43.5%University of Kentucky 15,266 15,786 16,528 16,574 18,270 10.2% 19.7%University of Michigan-Ann Arbor 25,085 26,955 29,345 30,991 32,863 6.0% 31.0%University of Minnesota-Twin Cities 16,236 17,104 19,314 22,464 25,351 12.9% 56.1%University of Missouri-Columbia 17,662 19,504 20,170 22,116 22,842 3.3% 29.3%University of New Mexico-Main Campus 14,672 16,872 18,559 18,559 19,400 4.5% 32.2%University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill 15,621 17,073 19,301 21,822 22,397 2.6% 43.4%Ohio State University-Main Campus 18,288 20,360 21,720 23,318 25,148 7.8% 37.5%University of Cincinnati-Main Campus 15,562 16,432 17,806 20,838 23,138 11.0% 48.7%University of Pittsburgh-Main Campus 19,842 20,810 22,334 24,598 26,400 7.3% 33.1%University of Utah 8,185 9,075 11,799 13,819 15,349 11.1% 87.5%University of Virginia-Main Campus 21,718 23,684 25,316 27,352 29,201 6.8% 34.5%UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON 14,802 15,326 17,114 17,899 18,405 2.8% 24.3%University of Wisconsin-Madison 18,353 20,036 22,480 24,289 25,002 2.9% 36.2%

Average (19 institutions) 16,923 18,100 19,583 21,375 23,473



University of Washington:$ 524 1,788 785 506% Increase 3.5% 11.7% 4.6% 2.8%

^Fees reduced.Note: University of Washington began charging law tuition and fees in AY1998.

PEERS - TABLE 15RESIDENT VETERINARY MEDICINE TUITION AND REQUIRED FEES



Auburn University-Main Campus 5,535 5,830 6,360 7,124 8,306 16.6% 50.1%University of California-Davis 8,485 10,244 11,002 11,558 15,837 37.0% 86.7%Colorado State University 8,842 9,085 9,440 10,008 10,942 9.3% 23.8%University of Florida 8,211 8,632 9,305 10,200 11,724 14.9% 42.8%University of Georgia 6,462 6,834 7,154 7,926 9,386 18.4% 45.2%University of Illinois at Urbana 9,604 10,068 11,090 12,564 13,488 7.4% 40.4%Purdue University-Main Campus 8,760 8,908 9,576 11,036 11,590 5.0% 32.3%Iowa State University 6,574 6,856 7,436 9,618 10,536 9.5% 60.3%Kansas State Univ of Ag and App Sci 5,346 5,604 5,768 6,834 8,130 19.0% 52.1%Louisiana St Univ A&M 5,434 6,200 6,200 7,129 9,463 32.7% 74.1%Michigan State University 11,076 11,460 11,800 12,800 14,000 9.4% 26.4%University of Minnesota-Twin Cities 10,242 10,778 12,436 14,492 15,911 9.8% 55.4%Mississippi State University 6,011 6,019 5,750 ^ 6,612 7,604 15.0% 26.5%University of Missouri-Columbia 10,248 10,576 10,933 12,127 13,310 9.8% 29.9%Cornell University-NY State Statutory Colleges 14,948 15,450 16,590 18,250 19,150 4.9% 28.1%North Carolina State University at Raleigh 3,658 4,935 6,416 8,031 9,133 13.7% 149.7%Ohio State University-Main Campus 10,191 11,076 12,039 13,215 14,616 10.6% 43.4%Oklahoma State University-Main Campus 6,938 7,225 7,786 8,509 9,595 12.8% 38.3%University of Tennessee-Knoxville 6,160 7,360 7,712 8,458 8,902 5.2% 44.5%Texas A & M University 8,359 8,464 8,474 10,565 11,946 13.1% 42.9%Virginia Tech 8,812 9,134 9,406 10,594 11,746 10.9% 33.3%WASHINGTON STATE UNIVERSITY 8,988 9,260 9,872 11,056 11,846 7.1% 31.8%University of Wisconsin-Madison 12,453 13,540 14,656 15,839 15,852 0.1% 27.3%



CHANGES FROM PREVIOUS YEAR23 Institution Average: 530 594 1,189 1,238$ 6.4% 6.7% 12.6% 11.6%% Increase

Washington State University$ 272 612 1,184 790% Increase 3.0% 6.6% 12.0% 7.1%

^Fees reduced.

PEERS - TABLE 16NONRESIDENT VETERINARY MEDICINE TUITION AND REQUIRED FEES



Auburn University-Main Campus 16,605 17,490 18,840 21,104 24,526 16.2% 47.7%University of California-Davis 18,289 21,005 21,706 22,690 28,082 23.8% 53.6%Colorado State University 29,242 29,985 31,140 32,608 34,443 5.6% 17.8%University of Florida 21,748 22,846 24,585 27,773 31,785 14.4% 46.2%University of Illinois at Urbana 23,682 24,850 26,610 29,636 31,924 7.7% 34.8%Purdue University-Main Campus 21,120 21,480 23,092 25,900 28,112 8.5% 33.1%Iowa State University 17,546 18,300 19,702 25,480 27,048 6.2% 54.2%Kansas State Univ of Ag and App Sci 17,636 18,202 18,742 20,219 22,214 9.9% 26.0%Louisiana St Univ A&M 17,234 18,476 18,476 20,379 24,063 18.1% 39.6%Michigan State University 22,868 23,664 24,400 26,400 29,000 9.8% 26.8%University of Minnesota-Twin Cities 19,977 21,049 24,187 28,124 30,667 9.0% 53.5%Mississippi State University 18,565 19,084 21,393 23,377 24,369 4.2% 31.3%University of Missouri-Columbia 19,919 20,556 21,253 23,314 25,616 9.9% 28.6%Cornell University-NY State Statutory Colleges 20,148 21,150 22,290 24,550 27,050 10.2% 34.3%North Carolina State University at Raleigh 21,388 22,665 26,364 30,594 31,846 4.1% 48.9%Ohio State University-Main Campus 29,586 31,440 33,420 35,664 38,412 7.7% 29.8%Oklahoma State University-Main Campus 18,866 19,153 21,503 23,186 25,740 11.0% 36.4%University of Tennessee-Knoxville 15,738 18,854 21,754 22,914 24,778 8.1% 57.4%Texas A & M University 19,159 19,264 19,274 21,365 22,409 4.9% 17.0%Virginia Tech 9,406 10,594 11,746 10.9%WASHINGTON STATE UNIVERSITY 22,162 22,960 24,482 27,420 29,278 6.8% 32.1%University of Wisconsin-Madison 18,771 20,402 22,094 23,873 23,886 0.1% 27.2%Average (21/22 institutions) 20,488 21,565 22,487 24,871 27,136 9.1% 32.4%


CHANGES FROM PREVIOUS YEAR21 Institution Average:$ 1,077 921 2,384 2,265% Increase 5.3% 4.3% 10.6% 9.1%

Washington State University$ 798 1,522 2,938 1,858% Increase 3.6% 6.6% 12.0% 6.8%

Note: Univ of Georgia does not accept nonresident students outside the contract with Southern Regional Education Board.Virginia Polytech Inst and State Univ only accepts nonresident students from the state of Maryland.

^Fees reduced.

PEERS - TABLE 17RESIDENT UNDERGRADUATE TUITION AND REQUIRED FEESTHE EVERGREEN STATE COLLEGE AND PEER INSTITUTIONS


University of Montevallo 3,290 3,480 3,974 4,334 4,784 10.4% 45.4%Sonoma State University 1,978 2,002 2,032 2,298 3,010 31.0% 52.2%Eastern Connecticut State University 3,754 3,906 4,095 4,455 5,045 13.2% 34.4%Fort Hays State University 2,064 2,179 2,217 2,328 2,540 9.1% 23.1%Coppin State College 3,272 3,370 3,477 3,959 4,240 7.1% 29.6%Saint Mary's College of Maryland 7,175 7,475 7,549 8,082 8,740 8.1% 21.8%University of Minnesota-Morris 5,312 5,567 6,142 7,154 7,991 11.7% 50.4%Missouri Western State College 2,774 3,026 3,224 4,064 4,464 9.8% 60.9%Keene State College 5,036 5,304 5,563 6,132 6,510 6.2% 29.3%SUNY College at Fredonia 4,175 4,225 4,275 4,373 5,362 22.6% 28.4%SUNY College at Geneseo 4,221 4,221 4,310 4,440 5,390 21.4% 27.7%SUNY College at Oneonta 4,132 4,185 4,216 4,291 5,268 22.8% 27.5%SUNY College at Potsdam 3,935 4,099 4,129 4,215 5,190 23.1% 31.9%North Carolina Central University 1,887 1,975 2,350 2,674 2,802 4.8% 48.5%Winston-Salem State University 1,664 1,805 1,918 2,326 2,394 2.9% 43.9%Southern Oregon State University 3,234 3,369 3,555 4,044 4,153 2.7% 28.4%East Stroudsburg University of Pennsylvania 4,492 4,718 4,984 5,502 5,979 8.7% 33.1%University of Pittsburgh-Johnstown 6,630 6,984 7,464 8,470 9,216 8.8% 39.0%College of Charleston 3,520 3,630 3,780 4,858 5,770 18.8% 63.9%Francis Marion University 3,350 3,350 3,790 4,340 5,082 17.1% 51.7%University of South Carolina at Spartanburg 3,360 3,624 3,868 4,748 5,460 15.0% 62.5%Longwood University 3,924 4,003 4,226 4,983 5,877 17.9% 49.8%Mary Washington College 3,204 3,246 3,340 4,189 4,688 11.9% 46.3%THE EVERGREEN STATE COLLEGE 2,758 2,857 3,024 3,440 3,651 6.1% 32.4%University of Wisconsin-Green Bay 3,150 3,306 3,648 4,023 4,654 15.7% 47.7%University of Wisconsin-River Falls 2,976 3,029 3,266 3,552 4,225 18.9% 42.0%University of Wisconsin-Superior 2,971 3,001 3,230 3,461 4,271 23.4% 43.8%


The Evergreen State College Rank 23 23 23 23 23


The Evergreen State College$ 99 167 416 211% Increase 3.6% 5.8% 13.8% 6.1%


THE EVERGREEN STATE COLLEGE AND PEER INSTITUTIONS


University of Montevallo 6,440 6,810 7,664 8,384 9,284 10.7% 44.2%Sonoma State University 10,096 9,382 ^ 9,412 10,758 11,470 6.6% 13.6%Eastern Connecticut State University 9,294 9,659 10,068 10,657 12,033 12.9% 29.5%Fort Hays State University 6,530 6,901 7,070 7,488 8,165 9.0% 25.0%Coppin State College 8,104 8,347 8,604 9,368 10,062 7.4% 24.2%Saint Mary's College of Maryland 11,875 12,575 12,594 13,417 15,060 12.2% 26.8%University of Minnesota-Morris 10,074 10,599 11,690 13,535 7,991 ^ -41.0% -20.7%Missouri Western State College 4,982 5,342 5,690 7,370 8,040 9.1% 61.4%Keene State College 10,346 10,614 11,063 11,792 12,560 6.5% 21.4%SUNY College at Fredonia 9,075 9,125 9,175 9,273 11,312 22.0% 24.7%SUNY College at Geneseo 9,121 9,121 9,210 9,340 11,340 21.4% 24.3%SUNY College at Oneonta 9,032 9,085 9,116 9,191 11,218 22.1% 24.2%SUNY College at Potsdam 8,835 8,999 9,029 9,115 11,140 22.2% 26.1%North Carolina Central University 9,157 9,245 10,272 11,597 12,171 4.9% 32.9%Winston-Salem State University 8,082 8,223 8,914 10,197 10,659 4.5% 31.9%Southern Oregon State University 9,897 10,515 10,971 11,916 12,823 7.6% 29.6%East Stroudsburg University of Pennsylvania 9,920 10,406 11,008 12,120 12,929 6.7% 30.3%University of Pittsburgh-Johnstown 13,946 14,666 15,722 17,278 18,528 7.2% 32.9%College of Charleston 7,210 7,910 8,540 10,974 13,032 18.8% 80.7%Francis Marion University 6,610 6,610 7,410 8,530 10,029 17.6% 51.7%University of South Carolina at Spartanburg 7,886 8,416 8,760 9,640 11,086 15.0% 40.6%Longwood University 9,370 9,474 9,946 10,909 11,828 8.4% 26.2%Mary Washington College 9,634 9,676 10,010 11,273 12,332 9.4% 28.0%THE EVERGREEN STATE COLLEGE 9,760 10,111 10,764 12,264 13,332 8.7% 36.6%University of Wisconsin-Green Bay 10,014 10,834 12,416 14,069 14,701 4.5% 46.8%University of Wisconsin-River Falls 9,840 10,557 12,034 13,598 14,271 4.9% 45.0%University of Wisconsin-Superior 9,835 10,529 11,998 13,507 14,317 6.0% 45.6%



CHANGES FROM PREVIOUS YEAR27 Institution Average:$ 325 571 1,052 895% Increase 3.6% 6.1% 10.6% 8.1%

The Evergreen State College$ 351 653 1,500 1,068% Increase 3.6% 6.5% 13.9% 8.7%

^Fees reduced.




University of Montevallo 2,852 3,030 3,434 3,746 4,106 9.6% 44.0%Sonoma State University 2,056 2,080 2,110 2,418 3,172 31.2% 54.3%Eastern Connecticut State University 4,260 4,432 4,641 5,022 5,695 13.4% 33.7%Fort Hays State University 1,909 2,016 2,058 2,170 2,363 8.9% 23.8%Coppin State College 2,880 2,980 3,060 4,785 5,068 5.9% 76.0%Keene State College 5,036 5,304 5,563 6,132 6,510 6.2% 29.3%SUNY College at Fredonia 5,875 5,925 5,975 6,073 7,912 30.3% 34.7%SUNY College at Geneseo 5,575 5,578 5,350 ^ 5,655 7,455 31.8% 33.7%SUNY College at Oneonta 5,682 5,709 5,716 5,766 7,584 31.5% 33.5%SUNY College at Potsdam 5,415 5,515 5,515 5,785 7,610 31.5% 40.5%North Carolina Central University 1,855 2,011 2,478 2,814 2,950 4.8% 59.0%Winston-Salem State University 1,837 1,970 2,382 2,453 3.0%Southern Oregon State University 5,460 5,844 6,111 6,717 7,321 9.0% 34.1%East Stroudsburg University of Pennsylvania 4,504 4,908 5,406 6,209 6,725 8.3% 49.3%College of Charleston 3,520 3,630 3,780 4,858 5,770 18.8% 63.9%Francis Marion University 3,550 3,550 3,990 4,540 5,282 16.3% 48.8%Longwood University 4,952 5,248 5,496 6,387 7,583 18.7% 53.1%Mary Washington College 2,980 3,000 3,260 3,830 4,240 10.7% 42.3%THE EVERGREEN STATE COLLEGE 4,408 4,567 4,848 5,519 5,979 8.3% 35.6%University of Wisconsin-Green Bay 4,066 4,468 4,892 5,365 5,996 11.8% 47.5%University of Wisconsin-River Falls 3,892 4,191 4,510 4,894 5,449 11.3% 40.0%University of Wisconsin-Superior 3,887 4,163 4,474 4,803 5,462 13.7% 40.5%



CHANGES FROM PREVIOUS YEAR21 Institution Average$ 50 207 519 769% Increase 1.3% 5.1% 12.1% 16.0%

The Evergreen State College$ 159 281 671 460% Increase 3.6% 6.2% 13.8% 8.3%

Note: Graduate degrees are not offered at these TESC peer institutions:St. Mary's College of MarylandUniversity of Minnesota-MorrisMissouri Western State CollegeUniversity of PittsburghUniversity of South Carolina-Spartanburg

^Fees reduced.*Winston-Salem State Univ began enrolling masters level students for the first time in Fall 2000.

PEERS - TABLE 20NONRESIDENT GRADUATE TUITION AND REQUIRED FEES



University of Montevallo 5,564 5,910 6,602 7,226 7,946 10.0% 42.8%Sonoma State University 10,174 9,460 ^ 9,490 10,878 11,632 6.9% 14.3%Eastern Connecticut State University 9,776 10,161 10,590 11,199 12,653 13.0% 29.4%Fort Hays State University 5,077 5,364 5,477 5,820 6,338 8.9% 24.8%Coppin State College 5,100 5,300 5,520 7,385 7,928 7.4% 55.5%Keene State College 10,346 10,614 11,063 11,792 12,560 6.5% 21.4%SUNY College at Fredonia 9,191 9,241 9,291 9,389 11,512 22.6% 25.3%SUNY College at Geneseo 8,891 8,891 8,666 ^ 8,971 11,055 23.2% 24.3%SUNY College at Oneonta 8,998 9,025 9,032 9,082 11,184 23.1% 24.3%SUNY College at Potsdam 8,731 8,831 8,831 9,101 11,210 23.2% 28.4%North Carolina Central University 9,125 9,281 10,546 11,907 12,456 4.6% 36.5%Winston-Salem State University 8,255 9,094 10,399 10,871 4.5%Southern Oregon State University 9,714 10,323 10,755 11,701 12,571 7.4% 29.4%East Stroudsburg University of Pennsylvania 7,334 7,778 8,360 9,413 10,087 7.2% 37.5%College of Charleston 7,210 7,910 8,540 10,974 13,032 18.8% 80.7%Francis Marion University 7,010 7,010 7,810 8,930 10,429 16.8% 48.8%Longwood University 10,064 10,360 10,848 12,195 13,416 10.0% 33.3%Mary Washington College 6,800 6,820 7,160 9,070 9,820 8.3% 44.4%THE EVERGREEN STATE COLLEGE 13,384 13,864 14,768 16,828 18,306 8.8% 36.8%University of Wisconsin-Green Bay 12,424 13,412 14,716 15,975 16,606 3.9% 33.7%University of Wisconsin-River Falls 12,250 13,135 14,334 15,504 16,059 3.6% 31.1%University of Wisconsin-Superior 12,245 13,107 14,298 15,413 16,072 4.3% 31.3%



CHANGES FROM PREVIOUS YEAR21 Institution Average$ 234 502 1,059 1,140% Increase 2.6% 5.5% 11.0% 10.7%

The Evergreen State College$ 480 904 2,060 1,478% Increase 3.6% 6.5% 13.9% 8.8%

Note: Graduate degrees are not offered at these TESC peer institutions:St. Mary's College of MarylandUniversity of Minnesota-MorrisMissouri Western State CollegeUniversity of PittsburghUniversity of South Carolina-Spartanburg

^Fees reduced.*Winston-Salem State Univ began enrolling masters level students for the first time in Fall 2000.

APPENDICES

2003-04 Washington State Tuition and Fee Report Appendix A

Data Methods All data contained in this report were compiled using Washington Higher Education Coordinating Board (HECB) surveys of state agencies or individual institutions. HECB staff greatly appreciates the continued cooperation and assistance of survey respondents. Their efforts to provide accurate and timely data have helped make these reports source documents for many states as they develop their own tuition and fee analyses. With each annual survey, respondents have an opportunity to review and revise previously reported data. Though small in number, such revisions modestly affect the national averages from those displayed in earlier reports. Revisions may reflect a mid-year surcharge, discontinuation of a nonresident differential, or an adjustment in incidental fees. Data for the state colleges and universities in Tables 5 through 8 represent the average under-graduate charges at 214 state public institutions and the average graduate charges at 192 of those with graduate programs. Although not all public institutions are included in this survey, the averages and changes over time at the same set of institutions offer consistency, and the large number of institutions included provides a close approximation to state averages. Washington institutions included in this average include Central Washington University, Eastern Washington University, and Western Washington University. Tuition and fee rates for The Evergreen State College are displayed in the Peer Institution Comparison section of the report. For reporting comparability, “full-time undergraduate students” were based on 45 quarter hours or 30 semester hours and full-time graduate students were based on 30 quarter hours or 20 semester hours. Tuition and required fees include total academic year tuition and required fees for full-time students. Optional fees, such as parking or health care, are not included unless they are paid by all full-time students. Data Availability Data contained in this report, as well as the historical data since 1972-1973, are available upon request. The 2003-2004 Washington State Tuition and Fee Report is available on our Web site at www.hecb.wa.gov. For more information, please contact report author Kathy Raudenbush at (360) 753-7862 or by e-mail [email protected].

2003-04 Washington State Tuition and Fee Report Appendix B

Washington State Tuition and Fees by Institution

S & A TOTALTechnology

feeOVERALL

TOTAL

RESIDENT

Operating fee

Building fee

Statutory tuition (sum of

operating and building

fees)

Services and Activities (S & A) fee

Tuition plus

S & A fees (Optional)

OVERALL TUITION

AND FEESUW - Seattle *Undergraduate $4,235 $223 $4,458 $291 $4,749 $114 $4,863Graduate

Tier I $6,121 $190 $6,311 $291 $6,602 $114 $6,716Tier II $6,364 $197 $6,561 $291 $6,852 $114 $6,966Tier III $6,606 $205 $6,811 $291 $7,102 $114 $7,216

Pharm D Incoming Students $8,767 $272 $9,039 $291 $9,330 $114 $9,444Pharm D 2nd Year $7,423 $230 $7,653 $291 $7,944 $114 $8,058Pharm D 3rd & 4th Years $6,658 $206 $6,864 $291 $7,155 $114 $7,269Business Masters Program $9,312 $288 $9,600 $291 $9,891 $114 $10,005Law Incoming Students $12,610 $390 $13,000 $291 $13,291 $114 $13,405Law 2nd Year $10,670 $330 $11,000 $291 $11,291 $114 $11,405Law 3rd & 4th Years $9,215 $285 $9,500 $291 $9,791 $114 $9,905Professional (MD, DDS) $11,341 $597 $11,938 $291 $12,229 $114 $12,343

UW - BothellAll charges same as aboveexcept S & A and Technology: $249 $120

UW - TacomaAll charges same as aboveexcept S & A and Technology: $273 $120

WSU - all campusesUndergradaute $4,215 $220 $4,435 $401 $4,836 $4,836Graduate $5,701 $176 $5,877 $401 $6,278 $6,278Pharm D Class of 2007 $8,768 $271 $9,039 $401 $9,440 $9,440Pharm D Class of 2006 $7,493 $232 $7,725 $401 $8,126 $8,126Pharm D Class of 2004 & 2005 $6,608 $205 $6,813 $401 $7,214 $7,214Grad Nursing $6,364 $197 $6,561 $401 $6,962 $6,962Professional (Veterinary Med.) $10,873 $572 $11,445 $401 $11,846 $11,846

CWUUndergraduate $3,108 $132 $3,240 $414 $3,654 $75 $3,729Graduate $4,956 $123 $5,079 $414 $5,493 $75 $5,568

EWUUndergraduate $3,060 $123 $3,183 $399 $3,582 $105 $3,687Graduate $5,243 $130 $5,373 $399 $5,772 $105 $5,877

TESCUndergraduate $3,110 $130 $3,240 $411 $3,651 $3,651Graduate $5,429 $139 $5,568 $411 $5,979 $5,979

WWUUndergraduate $3,110 $128 $3,238 $400 $3,638 $45 $3,683Graduate $4,637 $114 $4,751 $400 $5,151 $45 $5,196

Community CollegesUndergraduate $1,716 $211 $1,927 $215 $2,142 varies

* UW - Seattle: Data do not include the new S & A fee II of $35 effective winter quarter 2003.

TUITION

at public higher education institutionsResident tuition and fees for full-time students

2003-04 academic year

2003-04 Washington State Tuition and Fee Report Page B-2

S & A TOTALTechnology

feeOVERALL

TOTAL

NONRESIDENT

Operating fee

Building fee

Statutory tuition (sum of

operating and building

fees)

Services and Activities (S & A) fee

Tuition plus

S & A fees (Optional)

OVERALL TUITION

AND FEESUW - Seattle *Undergraduate $14,908 $703 $15,611 $291 $15,902 $114 $16,016Graduate

Tier I $15,472 $562 $16,034 $291 $16,325 $114 $16,439Tier II $15,714 $570 $16,284 $291 $16,575 $114 $16,689Tier III $15,955 $579 $16,534 $291 $16,825 $114 $16,939

Pharm D Incoming Students $17,250 $626 $17,876 $291 $18,167 $114 $18,281Pharm D 2nd Year $16,339 $593 $16,932 $291 $17,223 $114 $17,337Pharm D 3rd & 4th Years $15,580 $566 $16,146 $291 $16,437 $114 $16,551Business Masters Program $18,667 $678 $19,345 $291 $19,636 $114 $19,750Law $17,370 $630 $18,000 $291 $18,291 $114 $18,405Professional (MD, DDS) $28,011 $867 $28,878 $291 $29,169 $114 $29,283

UW - BothellAll charges same as aboveexcept S & A and Technology: $249 $120

UW - TacomaAll charges same as aboveexcept S & A and Technology: $273 $120

WSU - all campusesUndergradaute $11,973 $564 $12,537 $401 $12,938 $12,938UG Distance Degree Program $6,323 $330 $6,653 $401 $7,054 $7,054Graduate $14,372 $521 $14,893 $401 $15,294 $15,294Graduate Distance Degree Program $8,551 $264 $8,815 $401 $9,216 $9,216Pharm D Class of 2007 $8,768 $271 $9,039 $401 $9,440 $9,440Pharm D Class of 2006 $7,493 $232 $7,725 $401 $8,126 $8,126Pharm D Class of 2004 & 2005 $6,608 $205 $6,813 $401 $7,214 $7,214Grad Nursing $15,713 $570 $16,283 $401 $16,684 $16,684Professional (Veterinary Med.) $28,010 $867 $28,877 $401 $29,278 $29,278

CWUUndergraduate $10,581 $435 $11,016 $414 $11,430 $75 $11,505Graduate $10,581 $435 $11,016 $414 $11,430 $75 $11,505

EWUUndergraduate $11,568 $477 $12,045 $393 $12,438 $105 $12,543Graduate $16,193 $499 $16,692 $393 $17,085 $105 $17,190

TESCUndergraduate $12,404 $517 $12,921 $411 $13,332 $13,332Graduate $17,358 $537 $17,895 $411 $18,306 $18,306

WWUUndergraduate $11,534 $478 $12,012 $400 $12,412 $45 $12,457Graduate $14,819 $458 $15,277 $400 $15,677 $45 $15,722

Community CollegesUndergraduate $6,529 $606 $7,135 $215 $7,350 varies

* UW - Seattle: Data do not include the new S & A fee II of $35 effective winter quarter 2003.

at public higher education institutionsNonresident tuition and fees for full-time students

2003-04 academic year

TUITION

2003-04 Washington State Tuition and Fee Report Appendix C

Participating Public Colleges and Universities

ALABAMA

*University of Alabama/Tuscaloosa

Alabama State University University of North Alabama Livingston University University of Montevallo University of South Alabama

ALASKA

*University of Alaska, Fairbanks

ARIZONA

*University of Arizona

Northern Arizona University Arizona State University

ARKANSAS

*University of Arkansas/Fayetteville

Arkansas Tech University University of Central Arkansas University of Arkansas/Monticello Arkansas State University

CALIFORNIA

*University of California/Berkeley

California Poly State University California State College/San Bernadino Sonoma State University 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

COLORADO

*University of Colorado/Boulder

Adams State College Fort Lewis State College Metropolitan State College University of Northern Colorado Western State College of Colorado

CONNECTICUT

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

DELAWARE

*University of Delaware

FLORIDA1

University of Florida/Gainesville Florida Atlantic University Florida International University University of North Florida University of South Florida University of West Florida

GEORGIA

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

*Indicates the state university reflected in Tables 1, 2, 3, and 4; tuition and fee data from the other state colleges and universities are averaged in Tables 5, 6, 7, and 8. 1In Florida, tuition and fee rates reflect the average of the following institutions in the state university system.

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HAWAII

*University of Hawaii/Manoa

IDAHO

*University of Idaho

Idaho State University Boise State University

ILLINOIS

*University of Illinois/Urbana Eastern Illinois University Illinois State University Northern Illinois University Northeastern 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/Lawrence Fort Hays State University Pittsburg State University Emporia State University Wichita State University

KENTUCKY

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

LOUISIANA

*Louisiana State University/

Baton Rouge Louisiana Technical University McNeese State University Nicholls State University University of Louisiana/Monroe Northwestern State University Southeastern Louisiana University Grambling State University

MAINE

*University of Maine University of Maine/Machias University of Maine/Fort Kent University of Maine/Presque Isle

MARYLAND

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

MASSACHUSETTS

*University of Massachusetts/Amherst Fitchburg State College Framingham State College Massachusetts College of Art Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts University of Massachusetts/ Dartmouth Worcester State College Salem 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

*Indicates the state university reflected in Tables 1, 2, 3, and 4; tuition and fee data from the other state colleges and universities are averaged in Tables 5, 6, 7, and 8.


MINNESOTA

*University of Minnesota/Twin Cities **Bemidji State University

Mankato State University Metropolitan State University Moorhead State University Saint Cloud State University Southwest State University Winona State University

MISSISSIPPI

*University of Mississippi/Oxford Alcorn State University Jackson State University Mississippi University for Women University of Southern Mississippi Mississippi Valley State University

MISSOURI

*University of Missouri/Columbia Central Missouri State University Missouri Southern State College Missouri Western State College Truman State University Southwest Missouri State College

MONTANA

*University of Montana/Missoula Montana State University/Billings Western Montana College/University of Montana

NEBRASKA

*University of Nebraska/Lincoln Kearney State College 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 College

NEW JERSEY

*Rutgers/New Brunswick Rowan University New Jersey City University Montclair State University New Jersey Institute of Technology Ramapo College of New Jersey Richard Stockton College of NJ The College of New Jersey

NEW MEXICO

*University of New Mexico/ Albuquerque Western New Mexico University

NEW YORK

*State University of NY/Buffalo Empire State College State U of NY College/Brockport State U of NY College/Buffalo State U of NY College/Fredonia State U of NY College/Geneseo State U of NY College/Oneonta State U of NY College/New Paltz State U of NY College/Oswego State U of NY College/Plattsburgh State U of NY College/Potsdam

NORTH CAROLINA

*University of North Carolina/Chapel Hill Appalachian State University East Carolina University North Carolina Central University Western Carolina University Winston Salem State University

*Indicates the state university reflected in Tables 1, 2, 3, and 4; tuition and fee data from the other state colleges and universities are averaged in Tables 5, 6, 7, and 8. **State university system.


NORTH DAKOTA

*University of N Dakota/Grand Forks Dickinson State University Mayville State University Minot State University Valley City State University

OHIO

*Ohio State University/Columbus Bowling Green State University University of Akron University of Toledo Wright State University

OKLAHOMA

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

OREGON

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

PENNSYLVANIA

*PA State University/University Park Bloomsburg University of PA California University of PA Cheyney University of PA Clarion University of PA East Stroudsburg University of PA Edinboro University of PA Indiana University of PA Kutztown University of PA Lock Haven University of PA Mansfield University of PA Millersville University of PA Slippery Rock University of PA Shippensburg University of PA West Chester University of PA

RHODE ISLAND

*University of Rhode Island

Rhode Island College

SOUTH CAROLINA

*University of South Carolina Francis Marion College

SOUTH DAKOTA

*University of S Dakota/Vermillion Black Hills State University Dakota State University

TENNESSEE

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

TEXAS

*University of Texas/Austin Angelo State University East Texas State University Midwestern State University North Texas State University Sam Houston State University Southwest Texas State University Stephen F. Austin State University Texas A & M/Kingsville West Texas State University

UTAH

*University of Utah Weber State University

VERMONT

*University of Vermont and State College Castleton State College Lyndon State College



VIRGINIA

*University of Virginia/Charlottesville

George Mason University Longwood College James Madison University Old Dominion University Radford University

WASHINGTON

*University of Washington Central Washington University Eastern Washington University The Evergreen State College Western Washington University

WEST VIRGINIA

*West Virginia University/Morgantown Bluefield State College Concord College Fairmont State College Marshall University Shepherd College West Liberty State College West Virginia 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


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