Iowa Board of Regents approves tuition increase for state universities

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Students at Iowa’s public universities will pay more this fall after the Board of Regents unanimously passed tuition increases on Wednesday.

The regents approved a 3.5% increase in tuition for both the University of Iowa and Iowa State University’s in-state students. The University of Northern Iowa’s residential undergraduates will see a 1.5% increase. Nonresidential students at the University of Iowa will see a 1.06% increase, Iowa State University’s 3.8%, and the University of Northern Iowa’s 1.4%.

Graduate and professional students at all three universities will also see an increase in tuition, between 1.3% and 3.85%.

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