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The UO Board of Trustees voted in favor of the university’s 3% undergraduate tuition increase proposal for the 2024-25 academic year at its March 12 meeting. It is noted that these rates will primarily apply to incoming first-year and undergraduate transfer students that begin enrollment for the upcoming year, unless explicitly stated otherwise.
Incidental fees will also increase by 2.65% for all students.
The rise of costs for housing, according to room type and meal plan, were also approved by the board, with the overall average housing rate increase to be at about 5%.
The approved graduate student tuition increases ranged from 0% to 3.5%. The UO School of Law proposals consisted of a 5% increase for Juris Doctor and Conflict and Dispute Resolution programs and an 8.4% increase for the Master of Laws (LL.M.) program.
The Clark Honors College differential tuition is set to increase by 0.25%.
Many of these proposals were reviewed and discussed during the six Tuition and Fee Advisory Board meetings held throughout the winter 2024 term.