Overview

The first four years of the five-year tuition strategy achieved the goals that were identified by KU in 2002: Provide much-needed new funding for high priority academic program enhancements; Generate funds for need-based KU Tuition Grants; and Avoid using tuition as a dollar-for-dollar substitute for reduced state funding. In summary, the FY 2007 tuition proposal calls for the following increases in tuition at the Lawrence and Medical Center campuses: $344.25 per semester increase for resident undergraduate students (15 hours) $603.00 per semester increase for nonresident undergraduate students (15 hours) $295.20 per semester increase for resident graduate students (12 hours) $510.00 per semester increase for nonresident graduate students (12 hours) $1,148.00 per semester for resident medical students $1,473.50 for nonresident medical students

Links to the full text of the FY 2007 University of Kansas Tuition Proposal and the Board of Regents presentation: FY 2007 Tuition Proposal FY 2007 Presentation to Regents