Fall 2015: UA regents approve five percent tuition increase
by Michelle Saport |
The Board of Regents-anticipating a state budget shortfall of $50 million next year-announced an $8 to $11 per credit tuition increase across all University of Alaska campuses. This goes into effect fall semester. For a full-time, in-state student taking 15 credits, this will result in a $120 increase per semester. (Read more: Regents approve tuition increase, schedule budget retreat.)
All students are encouraged to make use of the many resources available to them, including:
- Office of Financial Student Assistance: www.uaa.alaska.edu/financialaid Learn more about applying for student loans and scholarships, and attend an upcoming financial literacy workshop for tips on budgeting and stretching your dollar.
- Career Services Center: www.uaa.alaska.edu/careerservices Attend an upcoming career fair, browse the job database or meet with one of the career coaches to discuss employment opportunities available to students and graduates.
- Student Health and Counseling Center: www.uaa.alaska.edu/studenthealth Feeling stressed out? Students who are registered for six or more credits and who have paid the Student Health and Counseling Center fee for the semester can schedule individual counseling appointments.
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