Central Washington University Trustees to Vote on Tuition Increase
The Central Washington University Board of Trustees will vote on a proposed tuition increase during their quarterly meeting.
The increase will vary depending on students' graduation status and current tuition payments and would be enacted for the 2025-2026 academic year.
- Resident undergraduates: 3.3% rise, aligning with the state law limit.
- Non-resident undergraduates and all graduate students: proposed increase of 5%.
The primary reason for the tuition increase is to match rising costs due to inflation.
The board of trustees will attend the annual state of University address on October 17.
Author's summary: CWU proposes tuition increase due to inflation.
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