UK Increases Tuition 6%

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Updated: 5/08/2012 6:15 pm
The University of Kentucky Board of Trustees voted to raise tuition by 6% Tuesday.

The motion was passed unanimously, with two abstentions from faculty trustees.

The increase means that in-state students will be paying $9,676 per year instead of $9,176.

University President Eli Capilouto said that this is part of a two-year budget process, being put in place largely because of state funding cuts.
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