12-06-2025
PSU among Kansas colleges raising tuition
PITTSBURG, Mo. — It will cost more to go to college in Kansas next school year, including Pitt State.
Pitt State will see a 2.5 percent increase. That decision was unanimously approved by the state Board of Regents.
Gorilla Nation isn't the only Kansas University seeing a hike this fall. The University of Kansas will see a 3 percent increase, it's a 3.5 percent increase for Kansas State and Wichita State and a 4 percent increase at Fort Hays State.
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The only university not to see an increase is Emporia State.
Board of Regents Chairman Carl Ice says, despite the hike, tuition rates in Kansas are lower than most other states.
'When we think about tuition, one of the things clearly we do is compare it to inflation, also to compare to other states. Our rates are typically very favorable, meaning more affordable and lower than other states,' said Carl Ice, Chairman of the Kansas Board of Regents.
The chairman also said the board worked hard to keep tuition raises to a minimum.
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