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UNC Should Keep Tuition Frozen — The James G. Martin Center for Academic Renewal
At the September meeting of the UNC Board of Governors Budget and Finance Committee, the UNC System announced that, for the first time since 2017, institutions may be allowed to increase in-state undergraduate tuition. The System’s “2026-27 Tuition and Fees Instructions” directed institutions that they “may propose increases up to 3% (only applies to newly enrolled students).”
Instead of raising in-state undergraduate tuition, the UNC System…
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UNC Should Keep Tuition Frozen — The James G. Martin Center for Academic Renewal
At the September meeting of the UNC Board of Governors Budget and Finance Committee, the UNC System announced that, for the first time since 2017, institutions may be allowed to increase in-state undergraduate tuition. The System’s “2026-27 Tuition and Fees Instructions” directed institutions that they “may propose increases up to 3% (only applies to newly enrolled students).” Instead of raising in-state undergraduate tuition, the UNC System…
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