TUITION AND FEES IN PUBLIC HIGHER EDUCATION IN THE WEST

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2 TUITION AND FEES IN PUBLIC HIGHER EDUCATION IN THE WEST Detailed Tuition and Fees Tables Western Interstate Commission for Higher Education 3035 Center Green Drive, Suite 200 Boulder, Colorado November 2010

3 Western Interstate Commission for Higher Education The Western Interstate Commission for Higher Education (WICHE) is a public, interstate agency established to promote and facilitate resource sharing, collaboration, and cooperative planning among the Western states and their colleges and universities. Member states are: Alaska Idaho Oregon Arizona Montana South Dakota California Nevada Utah Colorado New Mexico Washington Hawaii North Dakota Wyoming WICHE's broad objectives are to: Strengthen educational opportunities for students through expanded access to programs, Assist policymakers in dealing with higher education and human resource issues through research and analysis, Foster cooperative planning, especially that which targets the sharing of resources. This publication was prepared by the Office of Policy Analysis and Research which is involved in the research, analysis, and reporting of information on public policy issues of concern in the WICHE states. Data presented here are available in paper copy for $15.00 plus $5.00 for postage and handling through the WICHE Publications Office, 3035 Center Green Drive, Boulder, CO ; Telephone: (303) ; FAX: (303) The complete report is also available online at Published November 2010 by the Western Interstate Commission for Higher Education 3035 Center Green Drive, Suite 200 Boulder, Colorado Telephone: (303) An Affirmative Action/Equal Opportunity Employer Printed in the United States of America Publication Number 2A346H

4 ACKNOWLEDGMENTS Tuition and fees data in this report were provided by state higher education governing and coordinating boards, and in some cases, individual institutions. We express our appreciation to the following individuals and agencies for providing the necessary information. Alaska Isabelle G. Tissier, University of Alaska Arizona Bill Brown, Central Arizona College Shelly Castaneda, Mohave Community College Lulut Clow, Maricopa Community Colleges Carole Coleman, Arizona Western College Timothy E Curtis, Eastern Arizona College Diane Groover, Pima County Community College District V. Blaine Hatch, Northland Pioneer College Kevin Butler, Cochise County Community College District Gale Tebeau, Arizona Board of Regents Sandra Thurman-Jackson, Yavapai College Jami Van Ess, Coconino Community College California Tracy Britten, California Community Colleges Chancellor s Office Kara Perkins, California State University System Elisabeth Willoughby, University of California Office of the President Colorado Daniel Krug, Colorado Department of Higher Education Hawaii Sanford Beppu, University of Hawaii System Idaho Ken Campbell, College of Southern Idaho Scott Christie, Idaho State Board of Education Angalynn Bishop, Eastern Idaho Technical College Diana Plum, North Idaho College Montana New Mexico Deborah Garcia, New Mexico Higher Education Department North Dakota Cathy McDonald, North Dakota University System Oregon Paul Schroeder, Oregon Department of Community Colleges and Workforce Development Shonna Sedgwick Butler, Oregon University System South Dakota Mary Ellen Garrett, South Dakota Board of Regents Michael Hoffman, Mitchell Technical Institute Janell Oberlander, Western Dakota Technical Institute Jim Rokusek, Southeast Technical Institute Marlene Seeklander, Lake Area Technical Institute Utah Darren Marshall, Utah System of Higher Education Washington Lynette Anderson, Washington State Board for Community and Technical Colleges Rick Heggie, Washington State Higher Education Coordinating Board Wyoming George Pitt, Wyoming Community College Commission Suzie Waggoner, University of Wyoming Tyler Trevor, Montana University System Nevada Crystal Abba, Nevada System of Higher Education iii

5 SUMMARY This annual report updates the tuition and fee prices published by all of the public higher education institutions in the WICHE member states. It is the product of an annual survey administered to the State Higher Education Executive Officers (SHEEO) offices in each state, with a couple of exceptions. There is no centralized coordinating or governing body for the two-year colleges in Arizona or for the technical institutes in South Dakota. Therefore, personnel at the individual institutions in those two states responded to this survey. A copy of the survey instructions can be found in the appendix. Changes to the Report In response to feedback from WICHE constituents, this year s edition incorporates three significant changes: 1) the addition of enrollment-weighted tuition and fee averages by state; 2) the ability to download all data tables in excel format, most notably the tables that show each institutions tuition and fees charges; and 3) a reduction in the total number of data tables to eliminate redundancy and streamline the report. Unlike unweighted tuition and fee averages, which treat each institution equally no matter how big or small it is, enrollment-weighted averages provide a truer estimate of the published price an average student faces based on enrollment patterns. Appendix E provides more information regarding enrollment weighting. Key Findings Unweighted average tuition and fees for resident undergraduates in at public four-year institutions in the WICHE region were $6,186, an increase over the previous year of $444 (7.7 percent). After adjusting for inflation, the change in average resident undergraduate tuition in the region was 6.3 percent over Tuition and fees for resident in-district students at public two-year colleges in the WICHE states, excluding California, averaged $2,834 in , an increase of $189 (7.1 percent), or 5.7 percent after adjusting for inflation. Non-resident undergraduates at public four-year institutions in the region paid an unweighted average of $17,658 in , an increase over the previous year of $883 (5.3 percent). After adjusting for inflation, the change in average non-resident undergraduate tuition in the region was 3.9 percent over Non-resident students at public two-year colleges in the WICHE states averaged $7,109 for tuition and fees in , an increase of $175 (2.5 percent), or a 1.1 percent increase after adjusting for inflation. Tuition and fees for resident graduates in at public four-year institutions averaged $7,737, an increase over the previous year of $249 (3.3 percent). After adjusting for inflation, the change in average resident graduate tuition in the region was 4.7 percent over the school year. Average tuition and fees for non-resident graduates in at public four-year institutions in the region were $17,765, an increase over the previous year of $277 (1.8 percent). After adjusting for inflation, the change in average non-resident graduate tuition in the region was 3.2 percent over iv

6 Overall, the average percent change in resident and non-resident tuition and fees for four-year institutions were higher when tuition and fees were weighted by enrollment. The inverse was found for the average percent change in enrollment-weighted resident and non-resident tuition and fees for two-year institutions. v

7 TABLE OF CONTENTS Page ACKNOWLEDGMENTS SUMMARY iii iv Table 1: Table 2: Table 3: Average Tuition and Fees at Public Institutions in the WICHE Region, , , , and Average Tuition and Fees in Constant (2010) Dollars at Public Institutions in the WICHE Region, , , , and Resident and Non-Resident Undergraduate Tuition and Fees at Public Four-Year Institutions in the WICHE Region: State Averages, , , , and Table 4: Resident and Non-Resident Undergraduate Tuition and Fees at Public Four-Year Institutions in the WICHE Region, , , , and Table 5: Table 6: Table 7: Table 8: Table 9: Table 10: Table 11: Table 12: Endnotes Resident and Non-Resident Graduate Tuition and Fees at Public Four- Year Institutions in the WICHE Region: State Averages, , , , and Resident Graduate Tuition and Fees at Public Four-Year Institutions in the WICHE Region, , , , and Resident In-District/County and Non-Resident Tuition and Fees at Public Two-Year Institutions in the WICHE Region: State Averages, , , , and Resident In-District/County and Non-Resident Tuition and Fees at Public Two-Year Institutions in the WICHE Region, , , , and Resident Undergraduate Tuition and Fees at Public Four-Year Institutions in the WICHE Region by Carnegie Classification and State, , , , and Non-Resident Undergraduate Tuition and Fees at Public Four-Year Institutions in the WICHE Region by Carnegie Classification and State, , , , and Resident Graduate Tuition and Fees at Public Four-Year Institutions in the WICHE Region by Carnegie Classification and State, , , , and Non-Resident Graduate Tuition and Fees at Public Four-Year Institutions in the WICHE Region by Carnegie Classification and State, , , , and

8 Appendix A The Carnegie Classification of Institutions of Higher Education, Appendix B Appendix C Appendix D Number of Public Four-Year Institutions by Carnegie Classification in the WICHE Region, Number of Public Two-Year Institutions by State in the WICHE Region, Procedure for Converting Current Dollars To Constant Dollars 35 Appendix E Methodology 36 Appendix F Survey Instructions 37 Appendix G Mandatory Fees at Public Two-Year Institutions in the WICHE Region 38 Appendix H Mandatory Fees at Public Four-Year Institutions in the WICHE Region 41 Appendix I Undergraduate FTE Four-Year Institutions in the WICHE Region 44 Appendix J Graduate FTE Four-Year Institutions in the WICHE Region 47 Appendix K Undergraduate FTE Two-Year Institutions in the WICHE Region 50

9 Table 1a: AVERAGE TUITION AND FEES AT PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS IN THE WICHE REGION , , , AND to to to FOUR-YEAR INSTITUTIONS [1] Resident Undergraduate $6,186 $5,742 $4,159 $2, % 48.7% 128.4% Resident Undergraduate (w/o CA) 6,119 5,644 4,148 2, % 47.5% 115.4% Resident Graduate 7,737 7,388 5,380 3, % 43.8% 127.4% Resident Graduate (w/o CA) 7,818 7,311 5,433 3, % 43.9% 110.0% Nonresident Undergraduate 17,658 16,775 13,498 9, % 30.8% 87.2% Nonresident Undergraduate (w/o CA) 16,061 15,145 12,197 8, % 31.7% 81.5% Nonresident Graduate 17,765 17,215 14,161 9, % 25.4% 78.9% Nonresident Graduate (w/o CA) 17,440 16,500 13,423 9, % 29.9% 76.9% TWO-YEAR INSTITUTIONS Resident In-District [2] 2,834 2,645 2,175 1, % 30.3% 97.8% Nonresident 7,109 6,934 6,149 4, % 15.6% 51.8% Table 1b: WEIGHTED AVERAGE TUITION AND FEES AT PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS IN THE WICHE REGION , , , AND FOUR-YEAR INSTITUTIONS [1] to to to Resident Undergraduate $6,643 $6,120 $4,365 $2, % 52.2% 145.8% Resident Undergraduate (w/o CA) 6,646 6,025 4,324 2, % 53.7% 135.1% Resident Graduate 8,734 8,248 5,831 3, % 49.8% 152.5% Resident Graduate (w/o CA) 8,732 8,026 5,777 3, % 51.2% 123.5% Nonresident Undergraduate 20,084 19,281 15,186 10, % 32.3% 97.8% Nonresident Undergraduate (w/o CA) 18,680 17,578 13,613 9, % 37.2% 96.8% Nonresident Graduate 20,449 19,858 15,813 10, % 29.3% 90.2% Nonresident Graduate (w/o CA) 20,351 19,120 14,686 10, % 38.6% 91.3% TWO-YEAR INSTITUTIONS Resident In-District [2] 2,740 2,562 2,134 1, % 28.4% 91.0% Nonresident 7,062 7,023 6,246 4, % 13.1% 50.7% Source: Western Interstate Commission for Higher Education, Note: Information about enrollment weights is located in Appendix E. 1

10 Table 2a: AVERAGE TUITION AND FEES IN CONSTANT (2010) DOLLARS AT PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS IN THE WICHE REGION, , , , AND to to to FOUR-YEAR INSTITUTIONS [1] Resident Undergraduate $6,186 $5,820 $4,686 $3, % 32.0% 70.5% Resident Undergraduate (w/o CA) 6,119 5,720 4,674 3, % 30.9% 60.9% Resident Graduate 7,737 7,488 6,062 4, % 27.6% 69.8% Resident Graduate (w/o CA) 7,818 7,410 6,121 4, % 27.7% 56.8% Nonresident Undergraduate 17,658 17,003 15,208 12, % 16.1% 39.8% Nonresident Undergraduate (w/o CA) 16,061 15,351 13,743 11, % 16.9% 35.5% Nonresident Graduate 17,765 17,448 15,956 13, % 11.3% 33.6% Nonresident Graduate (w/o CA) 17,440 16,724 15,124 13, % 15.3% 32.1% TWO-YEAR INSTITUTIONS Resident In-District [2] 2,834 2,681 2,451 1, % 15.7% 47.7% Nonresident 7,109 7,029 6,929 6, % 2.6% 13.4% Table 2b: WEIGHTED AVERAGE TUITION AND FEES IN CONSTANT (2010) DOLLARS AT PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS IN THE WICHE REGION, , , , AND to to to FOUR-YEAR INSTITUTIONS [1] Resident Undergraduate $6,643 $6,203 $4,918 $3, % 35.1% 83.6% Resident Undergraduate (w/o CA) 6,646 6,106 4,872 3, % 36.4% 75.6% Resident Graduate 8,734 8,360 6,570 4, % 32.9% 88.6% Resident Graduate (w/o CA) 8,732 8,135 6,509 5, % 34.2% 66.9% Nonresident Undergraduate 20,084 19,542 17,111 13, % 17.4% 47.7% Nonresident Undergraduate (w/o CA) 18,680 17,816 15,339 12, % 21.8% 47.0% Nonresident Graduate 20,449 20,128 17,818 14, % 14.8% 42.0% Nonresident Graduate (w/o CA) 20,351 19,379 16,547 14, % 23.0% 42.8% TWO-YEAR INSTITUTIONS Resident In-District [2] 2,740 2,597 2,404 1, % 14.0% 42.7% Nonresident 7,062 7,118 7,038 6, % 0.3% 12.5% Source: Western Interstate Commission for Higher Education, 2010; State Higher Education Executive Officers. Notes: Information about enrollment weights is located in Appendix E. The Higher Education Cost Adjustment (HECA) was used here to convert to constant dollars. 2

11 Table 3a. UNDERGRADUATE TUITION AND FEES AT PUBLIC FOUR-YEAR INSTITUTIONS IN THE WICHE REGION: STATE AVERAGES, , , , AND Resident Non-Resident to to to to to to Institution ALASKA $5,225 $4,979 $4,286 $3, % 21.9% 73.9% $15,815 $14,879 $12,058 $7, % 31.2% 99.6% ARIZONA 8,058 6,798 4,374 2, % 84.2% 243.8% 21,288 19,796 14,374 9, % 48.1% 125.1% CALIFORNIA 6,339 5,968 4,184 2, % 51.5% 162.4% 21,351 20,545 16,505 10, % 29.4% 98.9% COLORADO 6,640 6,079 4,253 2, % 56.1% 136.5% 18,915 18,038 14,491 10, % 30.5% 83.2% HAWAII 6,059 5,414 2,855 2, % 112.2% 145.9% 17,267 15,526 8,583 8, % 101.2% 110.8% IDAHO 5,279 4,840 3,889 2, % 35.8% 114.1% 15,393 14,109 11,496 8, % 33.9% 83.6% MONTANA 5,165 5,090 4,572 2, % 13.0% 77.1% 16,320 15,713 13,464 8, % 21.2% 95.5% NEVADA 4,937 4,425 2,821 2, % 75.0% 130.2% 17,070 15,740 10,829 8, % 57.6% 101.0% NEW MEXICO 4,418 4,098 3,260 2, % 35.5% 90.7% 12,911 12,031 9,882 8, % 30.7% 55.0% NORTH DAKOTA 6,107 5,916 4,785 2, % 27.6% 112.3% 12,037 11,644 10,983 6, % 9.6% 83.0% OREGON 7,242 6,716 4,844 3, % 49.5% 106.5% 19,194 18,128 13,291 10, % 44.4% 76.6% SOUTH DAKOTA 6,782 6,488 4,734 3, % 43.3% 98.4% 8,279 7,861 9,721 7, % -14.8% 12.3% UTAH 4,708 4,354 3,250 2, % 44.9% 98.9% 14,215 13,188 10,054 7, % 41.4% 96.6% WASHINGTON 7,567 6,749 4,612 3, % 64.1% 139.7% 18,985 18,212 14,825 10, % 28.1% 80.5% WYOMING 3,927 3,726 3,426 2, % 14.6% 52.5% 12,237 11,646 9,816 7, % 24.7% 59.1% AVERAGE $6,186 $5,742 $4,159 $2, % 48.7% 128.4% $17,658 $16,775 $13,498 $9, % 30.8% 87.2% Table 3b. WEIGHTED UNDERGRADUATE TUITION AND FEES AT PUBLIC FOUR-YEAR INSTITUTIONS IN THE WICHE REGION: STATE AVERAGES, , , , AND Resident Non-Resident to to to to to to Institution ALASKA $5,234 $4,978 $4,255 $2, % 23.0% 76.4% $15,824 $14,878 $12,027 $7, % 31.6% 100.6% ARIZONA 8,081 6,803 4,421 1, % 82.8% 516.2% 21,713 20,111 14,315 9, % 51.7% 137.5% CALIFORNIA 6,639 6,246 4,419 2, % 50.2% 161.2% 22,678 21,735 17,248 11, % 31.5% 105.0% COLORADO 6,801 6,241 4,376 2, % 55.4% 136.7% 21,157 20,151 15,922 11, % 32.9% 83.3% HAWAII 7,434 6,602 3,459 2, % 114.9% 150.3% 20,146 18,021 9,736 9, % 106.9% 117.9% IDAHO 5,330 4,885 3,920 2, % 36.0% 114.3% 15,549 14,298 11,702 8, % 32.9% 82.6% MONTANA 5,615 5,484 4,862 3, % 15.5% 85.2% 17,942 17,000 13,929 8, % 28.8% 108.7% NEVADA 5,551 4,931 3,118 2, % 78.0% 158.8% 18,694 17,140 11,741 8, % 59.2% 120.1% NEW MEXICO 5,133 4,753 3,791 2, % 35.4% 96.8% 16,267 14,983 12,299 9, % 32.3% 73.2% NORTH DAKOTA 6,524 6,302 5,051 2, % 29.1% 121.9% 14,655 14,159 11,948 7, % 22.7% 107.8% OREGON 7,426 6,899 4,987 3, % 48.9% 105.9% 21,633 20,514 15,193 12, % 42.4% 75.8% SOUTH DAKOTA 6,639 6,347 4,683 3, % 41.8% 95.1% 8,136 7,720 9,670 7, % -15.9% 10.6% UTAH 4,898 4,556 3,484 1, % 40.6% 176.0% 14,568 13,633 10,672 5, % 36.5% 170.1% WASHINGTON 8,124 7,230 4,928 3, % 64.8% 140.9% 20,883 20,065 15,908 11, % 31.3% 89.3% WYOMING 3,927 3,726 3,426 2, % 14.6% 52.5% 12,237 11,646 9,816 7, % 24.7% 59.1% AVERAGE $6,643 $6,120 $4,358 $2, % 52.4% 146.3% $20,413 $19,380 $15,157 $10, % 34.7% 101.4% Note: Information about enrollment weights is located in Appendix E. 3

12 Table 4: RESIDENT & NON-RESIDENT UNDERGRADUATE TUITION AND FEES AT PUBLIC FOUR-YEAR INSTITUTIONS IN THE WICHE REGION, , , , AND Resident Non-Resident to to to to to to Institution ALASKA [3] University of Alaska, Anchorage $5,186 $4,910 $4,014 $2, % 29.2% 87.3% $15,776 $14,810 $11,786 $7, % 33.9% 105.2% University of Alaska, Fairbanks [4] 5,358 5,138 4,766 3, % 12.4% 56.7% 15,948 15,038 12,538 8, % 27.2% 91.2% University of Alaska, Southeast 5,130 4,888 4,078 2, % 25.8% 81.5% 15,720 14,788 11,850 7, % 32.7% 102.9% ARIZONA Arizona State University-Polytechnic [5] [6] 8,128 6,840 4, % 89.3% ,592 19,625 15, % 36.9% --- Arizona State University-Tempe [5] [6] 8,128 6,840 4, % 84.6% ,592 19,625 15,093 9, % 36.4% 110.1% Arizona State University-West [5] [6] 8,128 6,840 4,293 2, % 89.3% 246.8% 20,592 19,625 15, % 36.9% --- Northern Arizona University [6] 7,667 6,627 4,393 2, % 74.5% 227.1% 20,067 17,854 13,023 8, % 54.1% 128.7% University of Arizona [5] 8,237 6,842 4,487 2, % 83.6% 251.4% 24,596 22,251 13,671 9, % 79.9% 151.0% CALIFORNIA [7] [8] California Maritime Academy 5,294 5,090 3,446 2, % 53.6% 147.6% 16,454 16,250 13,616 9, % 20.8% 72.9% California Polytechnic State Univ., San Luis Obispo 6,472 6,198 4,245 2, % 52.5% 204.0% 17,632 17,358 14,415 9, % 22.3% 85.4% California State Polytechnic University, Pomona 4,807 4,542 3,006 1, % 59.9% 167.8% 15,967 15,702 13,176 9, % 21.2% 74.0% California State University, Bakersfield 5,314 5,091 3,318 1, % 60.2% 196.0% 16,474 16,251 13,488 9, % 22.1% 79.6% California State University, Channel Islands [9] 5,070 4,866 2, % 70.1% ,230 16,026 13, % 23.4% --- California State University, Chico 5,620 5,336 3,370 2, % 66.8% 177.4% 16,780 16,496 13,540 9, % 23.9% 78.4% California State University, Dominguez Hills 4,849 4,645 2,991 1, % 62.1% 179.5% 16,009 15,805 13,161 9, % 21.6% 75.6% California State University, East Bay [10] 5,091 4,692 2,916 1, % 74.6% 195.1% 16,251 15,852 13,086 9, % 24.2% 78.5% California State University, Fresno 4,879 4,673 2,986 1, % 63.4% 179.4% 16,039 15,833 13,156 9, % 21.9% 75.8% California State University, Fullerton 4,858 4,662 2,990 1, % 62.5% 170.2% 16,018 15,822 13,160 9, % 21.7% 74.5% California State University, Long Beach 4,810 4,370 2,864 1, % 67.9% 176.1% 15,970 15,530 13,034 9, % 22.5% 75.1% California State University, Los Angeles 4,848 4,640 3,035 1, % 59.7% 181.2% 16,008 15,800 13,205 9, % 21.2% 75.8% California State University, Monterey Bay 4,721 4,517 2,999 1, % 57.4% 154.5% 15,881 15,677 13,169 9, % 20.6% 72.0% California State University, Northridge 5,076 4,801 3,036 1, % 67.2% 179.8% 16,236 15,961 13,206 9, % 22.9% 76.6% California State University, Sacramento 5,195 4,901 3,072 1, % 69.1% 177.2% 16,355 16,061 13,242 9, % 23.5% 76.7% California State University, San Bernardino 5,049 4,839 3,092 1, % 63.3% 191.3% 16,209 15,999 13,262 9, % 22.2% 77.9% California State University, San Marcos 5,044 4,628 3,062 1, % 64.7% 195.7% 16,204 15,788 13,232 9, % 22.5% 78.3% California State University, Stanislaus 5,302 4,840 3,030 1, % 75.0% 194.1% 16,462 16,000 13,200 9, % 24.7% 79.3% Humboldt State University 5,750 5,166 3,167 1, % 81.6% 209.0% 16,910 16,326 13,337 9, % 26.8% 83.0% San Diego State University 5,206 4,947 3,122 1, % 66.8% 193.1% 16,366 16,107 13,292 9, % 23.1% 78.7% San Francisco State University 5,014 4,740 3,128 1, % 60.3% 175.2% 16,174 15,900 13,298 9, % 21.6% 75.8% San Jose State University 5,370 5,054 3,292 1, % 63.1% 189.2% 16,530 16,214 13,462 9, % 22.8% 79.0% Sonoma State University 5,508 5,290 3,616 2, % 52.3% 175.1% 16,668 16,450 13,786 9, % 20.9% 77.7% University of California, Berkeley [11] 8,938 8,353 6,512 3, % 37.3% 146.3% 33,819 31,655 24,332 14, % 39.0% 137.4% University of California, Davis [11] 9,943 9,358 7,457 4, % 33.3% 144.2% 34,837 32,690 25,277 14, % 37.8% 137.2% University of California, Irvine [11] 9,303 8,718 6,770 4, % 37.4% 129.3% 34,111 32,070 24,590 14, % 38.7% 133.9% University of California, Los Angeles [11] 8,851 8,266 6,504 3, % 36.1% 139.2% 33,660 31,568 24,324 14, % 38.4% 135.2% University of California, Merced [11] [12] 9,101 8,516 6, % 36.8% ,909 31,818 24, % 38.6% --- University of California, Riverside [11] 9,092 8,507 6,590 3, % 38.0% 135.8% 33,908 31,809 24,410 14, % 38.9% 134.3% University of California, San Diego [11] 9,377 8,792 6,685 3, % 40.3% 143.7% 34,185 32,094 24,505 14, % 39.5% 136.4% 4

13 Table 4: RESIDENT & NON-RESIDENT UNDERGRADUATE TUITION AND FEES AT PUBLIC FOUR-YEAR INSTITUTIONS IN THE WICHE REGION, , , , AND Resident Non-Resident to to to to to to Institution University of California, San Francisco [11] , , University of California, Santa Barbara [11] 9,662 9,077 6,997 3, % 38.1% 152.0% 34,592 32,379 24,817 14, % 39.4% 139.5% University of California, Santa Cruz [11] 9,447 8,862 6,949 3, % 35.9% 144.2% 34,384 32,164 24,769 14, % 38.8% 137.4% COLORADO [13] Adams State College 4,971 4,454 2,853 2, % 74.2% 127.4% 14,931 13,598 9,123 6, % 63.7% 126.8% Colorado School of Mines 13,404 12,244 8,144 5, % 64.6% 157.2% 27,834 26,404 20,726 15, % 34.3% 81.8% Colorado State University 6,985 6,318 4,442 3, % 57.2% 122.8% 23,095 22,240 15,404 11, % 49.9% 107.1% Colorado State University-Pueblo [14] 5,615 5,204 4,118 2, % 36.4% 136.9% 15,688 15,596 14,758 9, % 6.3% 68.8% Fort Lewis College 4,924 4,646 3,292 2, % 49.6% 111.2% 17,616 17,604 13,700 9, % 28.6% 94.5% Mesa State College 5,883 5,453 3,080 2, % 91.0% 169.2% 15,382 14,419 10,267 6, % 49.8% 127.3% Metropolitan State College of Denver 4,093 3,639 2,941 2, % 39.2% 71.3% 14,440 13,132 10,692 8, % 35.1% 73.1% University of Colorado, Boulder [15] 8,511 7,932 5,372 3, % 58.4% 167.6% 29,493 28,186 22,826 16, % 29.2% 78.8% University of Colorado, Colorado Springs [15] [16] 7,417 6,997 4,889 2, % 51.7% 148.9% 17,067 16,747 16,183 10, % 5.5% 58.3% University of Colorado, Denver [15] 7,101 6,542 4,926 2, % 44.2% 163.2% 20,011 19,574 16,076 12, % 24.5% 66.2% University of Northern Colorado 5,997 5,451 3,837 2, % 56.3% 117.8% 17,181 15,699 12,381 10, % 38.8% 71.2% Western State College 4,776 4,064 3,138 2, % 52.2% 110.4% 14,242 13,260 11,754 8, % 21.2% 77.6% HAWAII University of Hawaii, Hilo [17] 5,416 4,888 2,603 2, % 108.1% 132.4% 15,904 14,392 8,171 7, % 94.6% 101.4% University of Hawaii, Manoa 8,096 7,168 3,697 3, % 119.0% 156.4% 21,536 19,216 10,177 9, % 111.6% 123.5% University of Hawaii, West Oahu 4,666 4,186 2,266 1, % 105.9% 144.8% 14,362 12,970 7,402 7, % 94.0% 103.9% IDAHO [18] Boise State University 5,300 4,864 3,872 2, % 36.9% 116.3% 14,756 13,868 11,280 8, % 30.8% 74.6% Idaho State University 5,416 4,968 4,000 2, % 35.4% 110.1% 15,916 14,770 11,700 8, % 36.0% 80.5% Lewis-Clark State College 4,998 4,596 3,714 2, % 34.6% 111.8% 13,906 12,786 10,266 7, % 35.5% 78.3% University of Idaho 5,402 4,932 3,968 2, % 36.1% 118.2% 16,994 15,012 12,738 8, % 33.4% 100.5% MONTANA Montana State University, Billings 5,242 5,207 4,856 3, % 7.9% 71.8% 15,235 14,688 13,096 8, % 16.3% 85.2% Montana State University, Bozeman 6,168 5,988 5,220 3, % 18.2% 100.3% 18,291 17,561 14,946 9, % 22.4% 101.6% Montana State University, Northern [19] 4,477 4,440 4,088 2, % 9.5% 66.3% 15,224 15,132 13,371 8, % 13.9% 88.5% Montana Tech, University of Montana 5,928 5,885 5,123 3, % 15.7% 97.2% 17,174 16,390 14,115 8, % 21.7% 101.3% University of Montana, Missoula [19] 5,476 5,330 4,711 3, % 16.2% 78.6% 19,172 17,767 13,427 8, % 42.8% 128.4% University of Montana, Western [19] 3,696 3,689 3,433 2, % 7.7% 42.0% 12,824 12,740 11,827 7, % 8.4% 64.9% NEVADA [20] University of Nevada, Las Vegas 5,689 4,977 3,210 2, % 77.2% 165.2% 18,979 17,317 11,884 8, % 59.7% 123.5% University of Nevada, Reno 5,561 5,051 3,034 2, % 83.3% 159.2% 18,851 17,391 11,708 8, % 61.0% 122.0% Nevada State College 3,563 3,248 2, % 60.5% ,381 12,512 8, % 50.4% --- NEW MEXICO Eastern New Mexico University 3,900 3,552 2,784 1, % 40.1% 100.6% 9,432 9,102 8,340 7, % 13.1% 32.3% New Mexico Highlands University 2,952 2,741 2,280 1, % 29.5% 48.2% 4,632 4,308 3,420 8, % 35.4% -44.0% New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology 4,942 4,607 3,604 2, % 37.1% 97.8% 14,620 13,568 10,463 7, % 39.7% 86.8% New Mexico State University 5,400 4,998 3,918 2, % 37.8% 93.5% 16,680 15,150 13,206 9, % 26.3% 82.1% University of New Mexico 5,506 5,101 4,108 2, % 34.0% 100.5% 18,691 17,254 13,437 10, % 39.1% 78.0% 5

14 Table 4: RESIDENT & NON-RESIDENT UNDERGRADUATE TUITION AND FEES AT PUBLIC FOUR-YEAR INSTITUTIONS IN THE WICHE REGION, , , , AND Resident Non-Resident to to to to to to Institution Western New Mexico University 3,810 3,589 2,864 1, % 33.0% 97.1% 13,410 12,805 10,424 7, % 28.6% 89.5% NORTH DAKOTA Dickinson State University 5,395 5,249 4,154 2, % 29.9% 126.9% 12,585 12,195 9,713 5, % 29.6% 121.3% Mayville State University [21] 5,937 5,793 4,943 3, % 20.1% 86.6% 8,072 7,849 10,454 6, % -22.8% 24.3% Minot State University [22] 5,637 5,389 4,092 2, % 37.8% 132.5% 5,637 5,389 9,870 6, % -42.9% -6.1% North Dakota State University 6,661 6,410 5,264 3, % 26.5% 121.3% 16,077 15,509 12,545 7, % 28.2% 118.5% University of North Dakota 6,934 6,727 5,327 3, % 30.2% 124.5% 16,373 15,846 12,659 7, % 29.3% 120.2% Valley City State University [23] 6,076 5,926 4,932 3, % 23.2% 91.5% 13,478 13,078 10,656 6, % 26.5% 107.9% OREGON [24] Eastern Oregon University 6,639 6,456 4,781 3, % 38.9% 96.0% 6,639 6,456 4,925 3, % 34.8% 96.0% Oregon Institute of Technology 7,260 6,570 4,720 3, % 53.8% 109.9% 20,400 18,090 12,604 12, % 61.9% 68.9% Oregon State University 7,115 6,727 5,442 3, % 30.7% 94.7% 20,435 19,651 17,502 13, % 16.8% 55.9% Portland State University 7,130 6,764 4,499 3, % 58.5% 102.3% 21,642 21,198 13,931 12, % 55.4% 76.1% Southern Oregon University 6,795 6,252 4,909 3, % 38.4% 101.7% 20,430 19,914 14,686 10, % 39.1% 94.3% University of Oregon 8,190 7,430 5,193 3, % 57.7% 114.5% 25,830 23,720 16,569 13, % 55.9% 86.6% Western Oregon University 7,566 6,813 4,362 3, % 73.5% 126.4% 18,981 17,868 12,822 10, % 48.0% 74.8% SOUTH DAKOTA Black Hills State University 6,516 6,227 4,754 3, % 37.1% 91.5% 8,013 7,600 9,741 7, % -17.7% 8.9% Dakota State University 7,171 6,872 4,832 3, % 48.4% 101.0% 8,668 8,245 9,819 7, % -11.7% 15.3% Northern State University 6,351 6,063 4,700 3, % 35.1% 91.8% 7,848 7,436 9,687 7, % -19.0% 8.0% South Dakota School of Mines and Technology 7,445 7,142 4,757 3, % 56.5% 118.4% 8,942 8,515 9,744 7, % -8.2% 21.5% South Dakota State University 6,444 6,155 4,532 3, % 42.2% 91.5% 7,941 7,528 9,519 7, % -16.6% 8.5% University of South Dakota 6,762 6,468 4,829 3, % 40.0% 96.1% 8,259 7,841 9,816 7, % -15.9% 11.6% UTAH Dixie State College of Utah [25] 3,489 3,145 1, % 75.9% ,117 10,897 7, % 64.0% --- Southern Utah University 4,736 4,269 3,358 2, % 41.0% 129.1% 14,386 12,847 9,877 6, % 45.7% 119.9% University of Utah 6,274 5,746 4,298 2, % 46.0% 116.7% 19,841 18,136 13,370 8, % 48.4% 124.8% Utah State University 5,150 4,828 3,672 2, % 40.3% 114.5% 14,797 13,802 10,616 7, % 39.4% 103.5% Utah Valley University [26] 4,288 4,048 3, % 41.9% ,246 11,888 9, % 29.3% --- Weber State University 4,311 4,088 3,165 2, % 36.2% 104.7% 11,902 11,555 9,599 6, % 24.0% 89.4% WASHINGTON [27] [28] Central Washington University 7,104 6,418 4,219 2, % 68.4% 144.1% 17,751 16,679 12,551 10, % 41.4% 74.9% Eastern Washington University 6,605 5,775 4,149 2, % 59.2% 128.2% 15,323 14,493 13,429 9, % 14.1% 58.0% Evergreen State College 6,645 5,960 4,130 2, % 60.9% 132.6% 17,771 16,976 14,537 10, % 22.2% 75.8% University of Washington [29] 8,701 7,692 5,505 3, % 58.1% 131.3% 25,329 24,367 19,802 12, % 27.9% 103.4% Washington State University [30] 9,489 8,489 5,506 3, % 72.3% 159.4% 20,531 19,565 14,514 10, % 41.5% 94.2% Western Washington University 6,858 6,159 4,165 2, % 64.7% 139.5% 17,205 17,190 14,115 10, % 21.9% 70.0% WYOMING University of Wyoming 3,927 3,726 3,426 2, % 14.6% 52.5% 12,237 11,646 9,816 7, % 24.7% 59.1% Source: Western Interstate Commission for Higher Education,

15 Table 5a. GRADUATE TUITION AND FEES AT PUBLIC FOUR-YEAR INSTITUTIONS IN THE WICHE REGION: STATE AVERAGES, , , , AND Resident Non-Resident to to to to to to Institution ALASKA $8,999 $8,309 $6,709 $4, % 34.1% 92.6% $17,471 $16,229 $12,927 $8, % 35.1% 102.9% ARIZONA 8,598 7,617 5,250 2, % 63.8% 266.8% 22,054 20,739 14,934 9, % 47.7% 133.2% CALIFORNIA 7,585 7,531 5,282 2, % 43.6% 174.4% 18,384 18,580 15,548 10, % 18.2% 82.6% COLORADO 8,459 7,880 5,364 3, % 57.7% 144.3% 19,771 19,002 15,891 11, % 24.4% 67.2% HAWAII 9,238 8,330 4,732 4, % 95.2% 124.0% 21,334 19,202 10,708 10, % 99.2% 112.2% IDAHO 6,232 5,720 4,624 3, % 34.8% 102.3% 16,748 15,349 12,583 9, % 33.1% 82.8% MONTANA 6,481 6,327 5,698 3, % 13.7% 89.0% 18,733 17,992 15,243 9, % 22.9% 101.3% NEVADA 6,477 5,869 3,060 2, % 111.7% 179.7% 19,767 18,209 11,734 8, % 68.5% 128.2% NEW MEXICO 4,751 4,404 3,691 2, % 28.7% 90.5% 13,359 12,443 10,819 8, % 23.5% 54.8% NORTH DAKOTA 7,171 6,910 5,483 3, % 30.8% 123.8% 13,922 13,432 13,264 7, % 5.0% 76.1% OREGON 12,278 11,615 8,228 6, % 49.2% 95.8% 18,080 17,108 12,678 10, % 42.6% 65.1% SOUTH DAKOTA 6,465 6,132 4,760 3, % 35.8% 85.5% 10,520 9,858 10,176 7, % 3.4% 35.3% UTAH 5,533 5,182 3,957 2, % 39.8% 130.2% 16,766 15,814 12,252 7, % 36.8% 127.7% WASHINGTON 8,939 8,492 6,545 4, % 36.6% 80.4% 20,408 19,811 17,003 13, % 20.0% 47.4% WYOMING 5,565 5,298 4,386 3, % 26.9% 78.5% 14,133 13,458 11,370 8, % 24.3% 72.4% AVERAGE $7,714 $7,365 $5,380 $3, % 43.4% 126.7% $17,765 $17,215 $14,161 $9, % 25.4% 78.9% Table 5b. WEIGHTED GRADUATE TUITION AND FEES AT PUBLIC FOUR-YEAR INSTITUTIONS IN THE WICHE REGION: STATE AVERAGES, , , , AND Resident Non-Resident to to to to to to Institution ALASKA $9,052 $8,366 $6,897 $4, % 31.2% 88.0% $17,524 $16,286 $13,073 $8, % 34.0% 99.8% ARIZONA 8,688 7,640 5,201 1, % 67.0% 564.6% 22,576 21,094 14,793 9, % 52.6% 150.1% CALIFORNIA 8,513 8,582 5,892 3, % 44.5% 179.6% 20,572 20,780 17,794 11, % 15.6% 86.3% COLORADO 8,794 8,164 5,569 3, % 57.9% 151.3% 21,208 20,546 17,901 12, % 18.5% 72.8% HAWAII 10,276 9,172 4,990 4, % 105.9% 146.9% 24,119 21,494 11,199 10, % 115.4% 139.0% IDAHO 6,229 5,710 4,613 3, % 35.0% 102.4% 16,869 15,404 12,653 9, % 33.3% 84.1% MONTANA 6,505 6,224 5,620 3, % 15.7% 86.9% 20,054 18,885 15,146 9, % 32.4% 115.2% NEVADA 6,506 5,885 3,060 2, % 112.6% 180.9% 19,796 18,225 11,734 8, % 68.7% 128.5% NEW MEXICO 5,503 5,094 4,080 2, % 34.9% 93.6% 16,366 15,074 12,397 9, % 32.0% 67.5% NORTH DAKOTA 7,242 7,001 5,596 3, % 29.4% 122.5% 16,813 16,247 13,452 7, % 25.0% 111.4% OREGON 13,170 12,266 8,949 6, % 47.2% 95.6% 19,294 18,038 14,064 11, % 37.2% 67.8% SOUTH DAKOTA 6,539 6,206 4,777 3, % 36.9% 87.8% 10,594 9,932 10,193 7, % 3.9% 36.2% UTAH 6,060 5,579 4,070 2, % 48.9% 140.2% 19,177 17,653 12,657 7, % 51.5% 151.4% WASHINGTON 10,655 10,031 7,536 5, % 41.4% 92.4% 23,468 22,712 18,269 14, % 28.5% 66.4% WYOMING 5,565 5,298 4,386 3, % 26.9% 78.5% 14,133 13,458 11,370 8, % 24.3% 72.4% AVERAGE $8,634 $8,273 $5,813 $3, % 48.5% 149.9% $20,449 $19,858 $15,775 $10, % 29.6% 90.5% Note: Information about enrollment weights is located in Appendix E. 7

16 Table 6: RESIDENT & NON-RESIDENT GRADUATE TUITION AND FEES AT PUBLIC FOUR-YEAR INSTITUTIONS IN THE WICHE REGION, , , , AND Resident Non-Resident to to to to to to Institution ALASKA [3] [36] University of Alaska, Anchorage $8,966 $8,246 $6,437 $4, % 39.3% 102.1% $17,438 $16,166 $12,655 $8, % 37.8% 108.3% University of Alaska, Fairbanks [4] 9,138 8,474 7,189 5, % 27.1% 79.6% 17,610 16,394 13,407 9, % 31.3% 95.1% University of Alaska, Southeast 8,892 8,206 6,501 4, % 36.8% 97.9% 17,364 16,126 12,719 8, % 36.5% 106.0% ARIZONA [6] Arizona State University-Polytechnic [5] [6] 8,844 7,971 5, % 60.6% ,393 21,365 15, % 42.0% --- Arizona State University-Tempe [5] [6] 8,844 7,971 5, % 59.1% ,393 21,365 15,823 9, % 41.5% 128.5% Arizona State University-West [5] [6] 8,844 7,971 5,508 2, % 60.6% 277.3% 22,393 21,365 15, % 42.0% --- Northern Arizona University [6] 7,429 6,541 4,733 2, % 57.0% 216.9% 18,203 17,056 13,381 8, % 36.0% 107.4% University of Arizona [5] 9,027 7,632 4,941 2, % 82.7% 285.1% 24,889 22,544 13,921 9, % 78.8% 154.0% CALIFORNIA [7] [8] [40] California Maritime Academy 5,705 6,026 4, % 41.6% ,633 14,633 12, % 20.3% --- California Polytechnic State Univ., San Luis Obispo 7,456 7,134 4,827 2, % 54.5% 237.8% 16,384 16,384 12,963 8, % 26.4% 102.0% California State Polytechnic University, Pomona 5,791 5,478 3,588 1, % 61.4% 209.2% 14,719 14,719 11,724 7, % 25.5% 89.3% California State University, Bakersfield [37] 6,298 6,027 3,900 1, % 61.5% 236.3% 15,226 15,226 12,036 7, % 26.5% 95.8% California State University, Channel Islands [9] [37] 6,054 5,802 3, % 70.0% ,982 14,982 11, % 28.1% --- California State University, Chico [37] 6,604 6,272 3,952 2, % 67.1% 213.9% 15,532 15,532 12,088 8, % 28.5% 94.0% California State University, Dominguez Hills [37] 5,833 5,581 3,573 1, % 63.3% 221.7% 14,761 14,761 11,709 7, % 26.1% 91.3% California State University, East Bay [10] [37] 6,075 5,628 3,498 1, % 73.7% 236.9% 15,003 15,003 11,634 7, % 29.0% 94.7% California State University, Fresno [37] 5,863 5,609 3,568 1, % 64.3% 221.4% 14,791 14,791 11,704 7, % 26.4% 91.4% California State University, Fullerton [37] 5,842 5,598 3,572 1, % 63.5% 211.4% 14,770 14,770 11,708 7, % 26.2% 89.8% California State University, Long Beach [37] 5,794 5,306 3,446 1, % 68.1% 218.4% 14,722 14,722 11,582 7, % 27.1% 90.6% California State University, Los Angeles [37] 5,832 5,576 3,617 1, % 61.2% 223.6% 14,760 14,760 11,753 7, % 25.6% 91.5% California State University, Monterey Bay [37] 5,705 5,453 3,581 1, % 59.3% 195.1% 14,633 14,633 11,717 7, % 24.9% 86.7% California State University, Northridge [37] 5,791 5,737 3,618 1, % 60.1% 206.1% 14,719 14,719 11,754 7, % 25.2% 88.8% California State University, Sacramento [37] 6,179 5,837 3,654 1, % 69.1% 216.5% 15,107 15,107 11,790 7, % 28.1% 92.3% California State University, San Bernardino [37] 6,033 5,775 3,674 1, % 64.2% 233.1% 14,961 14,961 11,810 7, % 26.7% 93.9% California State University, San Marcos [37] 6,028 5,564 3,644 1, % 65.4% 237.9% 14,956 14,956 11,780 7, % 27.0% 94.5% California State University, Stanislaus [37] 6,286 5,776 3,612 1, % 74.0% 234.2% 15,214 15,214 11,748 7, % 29.5% 95.4% Humboldt State University 6,734 6,102 3,749 1, % 79.6% 247.3% 15,662 15,662 11,885 7, % 31.8% 99.7% San Diego State University 6,190 5,883 3,704 1, % 67.1% 233.9% 15,118 15,118 11,840 7, % 27.7% 94.9% San Francisco State University 5,998 5,676 3,710 1, % 61.7% 215.7% 14,926 14,926 11,846 7, % 26.0% 91.3% San Jose State University 6,354 5,990 3,874 1, % 64.0% 228.4% 15,282 15,282 12,010 7, % 27.2% 94.9% Sonoma State University 6,492 6,226 4,198 2, % 54.6% 212.1% 15,420 17,386 14,368 9, % 7.3% 63.0% University of California, Berkeley 10,940 11,344 8,440 4, % 29.6% 156.3% 26,042 26,386 23,401 14, % 11.3% 77.1% University of California, Davis 11,211 11,632 8,960 4, % 25.1% 144.2% 26,313 26,674 23,921 15, % 10.0% 75.1% University of California, Irvine 11,072 11,961 8,892 5, % 24.5% 112.7% 26,174 27,003 23,853 15, % 9.7% 67.4% University of California, Los Angeles 10,660 10,769 8,110 4, % 31.4% 136.7% 25,762 25,811 23,070 14, % 11.7% 72.5% University of California, Merced [12] 10,867 10,844 8, % 22.0% ,969 25,886 23, % 8.8% --- University of California, Riverside 10,900 11,254 8,766 4, % 24.3% 124.8% 26,002 26,296 23,727 15, % 9.6% 70.1% University of California, San Diego 10,844 11,045 8,612 4, % 25.9% 122.1% 25,946 26,087 23,573 15, % 10.1% 71.5% University of California, San Francisco 10,470 11,751 8,899 4, % 17.7% 129.7% 25,572 26,793 23,860 14, % 7.2% 70.6% University of California, Santa Barbara 11,024 11,665 9,123 4, % 20.8% 125.7% 26,126 26,707 24,084 15, % 8.5% 70.5% 8

17 Table 6: RESIDENT & NON-RESIDENT GRADUATE TUITION AND FEES AT PUBLIC FOUR-YEAR INSTITUTIONS IN THE WICHE REGION, , , , AND Resident Non-Resident to to to to to to Institution University of California, Santa Cruz 11,384 12,212 9,437 5, % 20.6% 117.5% 26,486 27,254 24,398 15, % 8.6% 69.0% COLORADO [13] Adams State College 7,494 7,142 3,373 2, % 122.2% 198.3% 14,718 14,246 9,893 7, % 48.8% 89.4% Colorado School of Mines 13,404 12,238 8,136 5, % 64.7% 157.2% 27,834 26,404 20,736 15, % 34.2% 81.8% Colorado State University 9,073 7,900 4,751 3, % 91.0% 159.5% 20,661 19,552 16,019 11, % 29.0% 78.1% Colorado State University-Pueblo [14] 5,389 4,991 4,117 2, % 30.9% 127.4% 14,797 14,725 14,758 9, % 0.3% 59.2% Mesa State College [31] 5,825 5,398 2,923 3, % 99.3% 73.8% 15,921 14,922 8,593 10, % 85.3% 56.7% University of Colorado, Boulder [15] 10,430 9,685 6,956 4, % 49.9% 160.4% 25,550 24,841 22,436 16, % 13.9% 54.9% University of Colorado, Colorado Springs [15] 8,438 8,854 6,363 3, % 32.6% 139.0% 18,492 19,054 17,723 11, % 4.3% 54.4% University of Colorado, Denver [15] 7,403 7,170 6,048 3, % 22.4% 108.1% 19,769 19,720 17,532 13, % 12.8% 50.4% University of Northern Colorado 8,677 7,545 5,613 3, % 54.6% 177.0% 20,197 17,553 15,333 10, % 31.7% 89.8% HAWAII University of Hawaii, Hilo 7,984 7,312 4,451 4, % 79.4% 95.6% 17,968 16,432 10,115 10, % 77.6% 79.5% University of Hawaii, Manoa 10,492 9,348 5,013 4, % 109.3% 151.9% 24,700 21,972 11,301 10, % 118.6% 144.7% IDAHO [18] Boise State University 6,200 5,756 4,624 3, % 34.1% 103.4% 15,656 14,760 12,032 9, % 30.1% 73.0% Idaho State University 6,376 5,848 4,740 3, % 34.5% 100.6% 16,876 15,650 12,440 9, % 35.7% 79.2% University of Idaho 6,120 5,556 4,508 3, % 35.8% 102.9% 17,712 15,636 13,278 9, % 33.4% 96.5% MONTANA Montana State University, Billings 6,040 6,005 5,608 3, % 7.7% 72.8% 16,033 15,446 13,849 8, % 15.8% 84.9% Montana State University, Bozeman 7,135 6,774 6,041 3, % 18.1% 102.0% 19,258 18,473 15,767 9, % 22.1% 102.1% Montana State University, Northern 6,207 6,171 5,656 3, % 9.7% 88.1% 16,955 16,342 14,491 8, % 17.0% 95.0% Montana Tech, University of Montana 6,817 6,774 5,838 3, % 16.8% 102.9% 20,089 19,943 17,197 10, % 16.8% 94.5% University of Montana, Missoula [32] 6,206 5,909 5,349 3, % 16.0% 79.5% 21,329 19,755 14,913 9, % 43.0% 129.3% NEVADA University of Nevada, Las Vegas 6,574 5,922 3,060 2, % 114.8% 183.9% 19,864 18,262 11,734 8, % 69.3% 129.3% University of Nevada, Reno 6,380 5,816 3,060 2, % 108.5% 175.5% 19,670 18,156 11,734 8, % 67.6% 127.1% NEW MEXICO Eastern New Mexico University 4,332 3,960 3,108 2, % 39.4% 100.0% 9,864 9,492 8,664 7, % 13.9% 34.3% New Mexico Highlands University 3,168 2,938 2,424 2, % 30.7% 48.7% 4,872 4,526 3,636 8, % 34.0% -44.5% New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology 5,133 4,784 4,882 2, % 5.1% 97.7% 15,495 14,379 14,621 8, % 6.0% 88.3% New Mexico State University 5,808 5,364 4,206 2, % 38.1% 94.0% 17,088 15,534 13,560 9, % 26.0% 81.7% University of New Mexico 6,041 5,597 4,517 3, % 33.7% 99.6% 19,207 17,732 13,814 10, % 39.0% 77.5% Western New Mexico University 4,026 3,781 3,008 2, % 33.8% 96.1% 13,626 12,997 10,616 7, % 28.4% 89.3% NORTH DAKOTA Minot State University 7,081 6,784 5,210 3, % 35.9% 128.8% 7,081 6,784 12,855 7, % -44.9% -9.1% North Dakota State University 7,070 6,805 5,580 3, % 26.7% 119.6% 17,169 16,562 13,389 7, % 28.2% 116.8% University of North Dakota 7,362 7,140 5,659 3, % 30.1% 123.2% 17,515 16,949 13,547 7, % 29.3% 119.0% OREGON [24] Eastern Oregon University 10,383 10,221 6,653 5, % 56.1% 75.7% 10,383 10,221 6,653 10, % 56.1% 0.3% Oregon Institute of Technology 12,102 11,016 7,190 5, % 68.3% 106.3% 20,418 18,396 11,969 10, % 70.6% 97.4% Oregon State University 11,777 11,413 9,405 6, % 25.2% 70.9% 18,095 17,488 15,642 11, % 15.7% 54.6% Portland State University 12,822 12,675 7,334 6, % 74.8% 96.7% 19,197 18,975 12,005 11, % 59.9% 72.5% Southern Oregon University 12,195 11,919 8,701 5, % 40.2% 108.7% 19,005 18,810 14,389 10, % 32.1% 84.1% 9

18 Table 6: RESIDENT & NON-RESIDENT GRADUATE TUITION AND FEES AT PUBLIC FOUR-YEAR INSTITUTIONS IN THE WICHE REGION, , , , AND Resident Non-Resident to to to to to to Institution University of Oregon 14,655 12,698 10,548 7, % 38.9% 107.7% 20,646 17,990 15,138 11, % 36.4% 72.7% Western Oregon University 12,015 11,361 7,764 5, % 54.8% 106.5% 18,819 17,877 12,948 10, % 45.3% 73.3% SOUTH DAKOTA [38] [39] Black Hills State University 6,449 6,116 4,749 3, % 35.8% 85.6% 10,504 9,842 10,165 7, % 3.3% 35.3% Dakota State University 6,399 6,067 4,812 3, % 33.0% 77.5% 10,454 9,793 10,228 7, % 2.2% 32.4% Northern State University 6,317 5,986 4,706 3, % 34.2% 85.7% 10,372 9,712 10,122 7, % 2.5% 34.9% South Dakota School of Mines and Technology 6,588 6,253 4,752 3, % 38.6% 89.4% 10,643 9,979 10,168 7, % 4.7% 37.0% South Dakota State University 6,391 6,059 4,731 3, % 35.1% 85.6% 10,446 9,785 10,147 7, % 2.9% 35.1% University of South Dakota 6,645 6,310 4,809 3, % 38.2% 89.3% 10,700 10,036 10,225 7, % 4.6% 37.2% UTAH [33] [41] Southern Utah University 5,580 5,281 4,124 2, % 35.3% 151.1% 17,170 16,185 12,404 7, % 38.4% 143.9% University of Utah 6,299 5,751 4,299 2, % 46.5% 137.2% 20,101 18,355 13,529 8, % 48.6% 148.1% Utah State University 5,557 5,204 3,981 2, % 39.6% 126.7% 17,495 16,310 12,575 7, % 39.1% 135.2% Weber State University 4,667 4,424 3,424 2, % 36.3% 104.2% 13,017 12,638 10,500 6, % 24.0% 89.3% Utah Valley University 5,560 5, ,048 15, WASHINGTON [28] [34] Central Washington University 8,600 8,254 5,980 4, % 43.8% 86.3% 18,081 17,282 13,035 13, % 38.7% 30.0% Eastern Washington University 8,792 7,911 6,213 4, % 41.5% 92.2% 19,496 18,465 17,214 13, % 13.3% 47.0% Evergreen State College 7,751 7,433 6,523 4, % 18.8% 69.7% 20,566 20,567 19,960 13, % 3.0% 48.3% University of Washington [35] 11,449 10,727 8,152 5, % 40.4% 99.3% 24,789 24,067 19,202 14, % 29.1% 73.6% Washington State University 9,699 9,295 6,724 5, % 44.2% 71.4% 22,497 21,483 16,378 13, % 37.4% 62.3% Western Washington University 7,344 7,329 5,679 4, % 29.3% 60.6% 17,019 17,004 16,228 13, % 4.9% 22.7% WYOMING University of Wyoming 5,565 5,298 4,386 3, % 26.9% 78.5% 14,133 13,458 11,370 8, % 24.3% 72.4% Source: Western Interstate Commission for Higher Education,

19 Table 7a: UNDERGRADUATE TUITION AND FEES AT PUBLIC TWO-YEAR INSTITUTIONS IN THE WICHE REGION: STATE AVERAGES, , , , AND Resident Non-Resident to to to to to to Institution ALASKA $4,150 $3,970 $2,709 $2, % 53.2% 98.8% $4,150 $3,970 $2,709 $2, % 53.2% 98.8% ARIZONA 2,006 1,945 1,535 1, % 30.7% 89.4% 8,608 8,419 6,922 5, % 24.4% 66.1% CALIFORNIA % 0.0% 136.4% 6,428 6,498 5,716 4, % 12.5% 50.2% COLORADO 3,091 2,802 2,334 1, % 32.4% 101.8% 10,767 9,924 9,602 6, % 12.1% 73.3% HAWAII 2,711 1,967 1,226 1, % 121.2% 155.5% 9,186 7,038 5,858 5, % 56.8% 57.4% IDAHO 2,405 2,265 1,811 1, % 32.8% 83.2% 6,343 6,777 5,823 4, % 8.9% 55.0% MONTANA 3,267 3,233 2,846 1, % 14.8% 101.8% 8,806 8,469 7,294 5, % 20.7% 72.7% NEVADA 2,243 2,010 1,643 1, % 36.5% 60.8% 8,590 8,198 6,558 5, % 31.0% 54.9% NEW MEXICO 1,308 1,209 1, % 9.9% 70.6% 3,329 3,080 2,989 1, % 11.4% 83.3% NORTH DAKOTA 3,833 3,808 3,202 1, % 19.7% 96.1% 6,393 6,630 6,157 4, % 3.8% 36.4% OREGON 3,720 3,567 2,980 1, % 24.8% 103.2% 7,664 7,484 6,710 4, % 14.2% 60.1% SOUTH DAKOTA 4,791 4,394 2, % 70.8% --- 4,791 4,394 2, % 70.8% --- UTAH 2,783 2,601 2,096 1, % 32.8% 86.9% 7,699 7,169 7,187 5, % 7.1% 45.9% WASHINGTON 3,355 3,116 2,583 1, % 29.9% 93.5% 8,525 8,289 7,813 6, % 9.1% 30.1% WYOMING 2,152 2,118 1,818 1, % 18.4% 47.3% 5,416 5,382 4,574 3, % 18.4% 46.9% AVERAGE AVERAGE $1,952 $1,844 $1,579 $ % 23.6% 109.4% $7,109 $6,934 $6,149 $4, % 15.6% 51.8% WITHOUT CALIFORNIA $2,834 $2,645 $2,175 $1, % 30.3% 97.8% $7,623 $7,263 $6,484 $5, % 17.5% 51.8% Table 7b: WEIGHTED UNDERGRADUATE TUITION AND FEES AT PUBLIC TWO-YEAR INSTITUTIONS IN THE WICHE REGION: STATE AVERAGES, , , , AND Resident Non-Resident to to to to to to Institution ALASKA $4,150 $3,970 $2,709 $2, % 53.2% 98.8% $4,150 $3,970 $2,709 $2, % 53.2% 98.8% ARIZONA 1,982 1,935 1,503 1, % 31.9% 82.8% 8,642 8,484 6,945 5, % 24.4% 64.5% CALIFORNIA % 0.0% 136.4% 6,370 6,486 5,720 4, % 11.4% 49.9% COLORADO 3,127 2,833 2,335 1, % 33.9% 109.3% 12,098 11,420 10,122 6, % 19.5% 89.7% HAWAII 2,710 1,966 1,225 1, % 121.3% 154.1% 9,178 7,032 5,857 5, % 56.7% 57.1% IDAHO 2,559 2,426 1,882 1, % 36.0% 94.7% 6,863 6,868 5,804 4, % 18.3% 68.7% MONTANA 3,335 3,299 2,859 1, % 16.7% 97.7% 9,361 8,891 7,466 5, % 25.4% 78.0% NEVADA 2,243 2,010 1,643 1, % 36.5% 60.8% 8,590 8,198 6,558 5, % 31.0% 54.9% NEW MEXICO 1,237 1,149 1, % 19.1% 71.6% 4,025 3,705 3,530 1, % 14.0% 128.2% NORTH DAKOTA 3,933 3,920 3,265 1, % 20.5% 103.5% 8,452 8,533 7,197 4, % 17.4% 81.1% OREGON 3,719 3,571 3,002 1, % 23.9% 103.7% 8,982 8,860 8,144 5, % 10.3% 58.3% SOUTH DAKOTA 4,757 4,370 2, % 72.8% --- 4,757 4,370 2, % 72.8% --- UTAH 2,889 2,734 2,234 1, % 29.3% 83.8% 8,855 8,375 7,219 5, % 22.7% 70.2% WASHINGTON 3,356 3,121 2,592 1, % 29.5% 93.2% 8,564 8,328 7,212 6, % 18.7% 30.6% WYOMING 2,156 2,134 1,788 1, % 20.6% 51.1% 5,420 5,398 4,545 3, % 19.3% 48.3% AVERAGE AVERAGE $1,440 $1,380 $1,299 $ % 10.8% 99.0% $7,062 $7,023 $6,246 $4, % 13.1% 50.7% WITHOUT CALIFORNIA $2,740 $2,562 $2,134 $1, % 28.4% 91.0% $8,427 $8,082 $7,106 $5, % 18.6% 53.8% Note: Information about enrollment weights is located in Appendix E. 11

20 Table 8: RESIDENT IN-DISTRICT/COUNTY AND NON-RESIDENT TUITION AND FEES AT PUBLIC TWO-YEAR INSTITUTIONS IN THE WICHE REGION, , , , AND Resident Non-Resident to to to to to to Institution ALASKA Prince William Sound Community College [43] $4,150 $3,970 $2,709 $2, % 53.2% 98.8% $4,150 $3,970 $2,709 $2, % 53.2% 98.8% ARIZONA Arizona Western College 1,800 1,800 1, % 57.9% 87.5% 6,360 6,360 5,700 5, % 11.6% 19.4% Central Arizona College 1,950 1,736 1, % 48.2% 117.6% 8,670 7,728 6,356 5, % 36.4% 55.6% Chandler-Gilbert Community College 2,130 2,130 1,800 1, % 18.3% 73.2% 9,360 9,360 7,740 5, % 20.9% 75.3% Cochise County Community College District [44] 1,690 1,630 1, % 25.2% 76.0% 8,770 8,770 7,380 5, % 18.8% 64.2% Coconino County Community College 2,550 2,250 1, % 89.7% 157.6% 8,550 7,500 5,376 4, % 59.0% 86.3% Eastern Arizona College 1,520 1,520 1, % 32.4% 103.2% 6,600 6,600 4,980 4, % 32.5% 35.6% Estrella Mountain Community College 2,130 2,130 1,800 1, % 18.3% 73.2% 9,360 9,360 7,740 5, % 20.9% 75.3% Gateway Community College 2,130 2,130 1,800 1, % 18.3% 73.2% 9,360 9,360 7,740 5, % 20.9% 75.3% Glendale Community College 2,130 2,130 1,800 1, % 18.3% 73.2% 9,360 9,360 7,740 5, % 20.9% 75.3% Mesa Community College 2,130 2,130 1,800 1, % 18.3% 73.2% 9,360 9,360 7,740 5, % 20.9% 75.3% Mohave Community College 2,310 2,020 1, % 67.4% 220.8% 6,450 5,860 4,140 3, % 55.8% 68.1% Northland Pioneer College 1,750 1,630 1, % 73.6% 133.3% 8,170 7,570 6,600 4, % 23.8% 87.8% Paradise Valley Community College 2,130 2,130 1,800 1, % 18.3% 73.2% 9,360 9,360 7,740 5, % 20.9% 75.3% Phoenix College 2,130 2,130 1,800 1, % 18.3% 73.2% 9,360 9,360 7,740 5, % 20.9% 75.3% Pima Community College 1,760 1,685 1, % 24.4% 101.1% 8,225 7,910 6,725 5, % 22.3% 57.4% Rio Salado Community College 2,130 2,130 1,800 1, % 18.3% 73.2% 9,360 9,360 7,740 5, % 20.9% 75.3% Scottsdale Community College 2,130 2,130 1,800 1, % 18.3% 73.2% 9,360 9,360 7,740 5, % 20.9% 75.3% South Mountain Community College 2,130 2,130 1,800 1, % 18.3% 73.2% 9,360 9,360 7,740 5, % 20.9% 75.3% Yavapai College [45] 1,488 1,392 1, % 40.9% 60.0% 8,158 8,062 6,856 5, % 19.0% 37.6% CALIFORNIA [66] [67] [73] Fees only Alameda, College of % 0.0% 136.4% 6,750 6,480 5,880 4, % 14.8% 38.9% Allan Hancock College % 0.0% 136.4% 6,480 6,480 5,310 4, % 22.0% 53.2% American River College % 0.0% 136.4% 6,480 6,480 5,790 4, % 11.9% 49.0% Antelope Valley College % 0.0% 136.4% 6,270 6,480 5,310 4, % 18.1% 48.2% Bakersfield College % 0.0% 136.4% 6,300 6,810 7,020 4, % -10.3% 48.9% Barstow College % 0.0% 136.4% 6,270 6,120 5,190 4, % 20.8% 48.2% Berkeley City College (formerly Vista College) % 0.0% 136.4% 6,750 6,480 5,880 4, % 14.8% 38.9% Butte College % 0.0% 136.4% 6,480 6,480 6,030 4, % 7.5% 41.2% Cabrillo College % 0.0% 136.4% 6,270 6,480 5,760 4, % 8.9% 48.2% Canada College % 0.0% 136.4% 6,750 6,600 6,030 4, % 11.9% 55.2% Canyons, College of the % 0.0% 136.4% 5,400 6,510 5,130 4, % 5.3% 32.4% Cerritos College % 0.0% 136.4% 6,270 6,510 6,090 4, % 3.0% 47.2% Cerro Coso Community College % 0.0% 136.4% 6,300 6,480 7,020 4, % -10.3% 48.9% Chabot College % 0.0% 136.4% 6,630 6,810 5,550 4, % 19.5% 55.6% Chaffey College % 0.0% 136.4% 6,270 6,480 5,760 4, % 8.9% 48.2% Citrus College % 0.0% 136.4% 6,270 6,480 5,790 4, % 8.3% 48.2% City College of San Francisco % 0.0% 136.4% 6,270 6,450 5,550 4, % 13.0% 48.2% 12

21 Table 8: RESIDENT IN-DISTRICT/COUNTY AND NON-RESIDENT TUITION AND FEES AT PUBLIC TWO-YEAR INSTITUTIONS IN THE WICHE REGION, , , , AND Resident Non-Resident to to to to to to Institution Coastline Community College % 0.0% 136.4% 6,270 6,480 5,550 4, % 13.0% 48.2% Columbia College % 0.0% 136.4% 7,020 6,480 5,310 4, % 32.2% 66.0% Compton Community College [72] % 0.0% 136.4% 6,270 6,480 5,220 3, % 20.1% 60.8% Contra Costa College % 0.0% 136.4% 6,330 6,300 5,610 4, % 12.8% 45.5% Copper Mountain College % 0.0% 136.4% 6,270 6,480 5,310 4, % 18.1% 43.2% Cosumnes River College % 0.0% 136.4% 6,480 6,480 5,790 4, % 11.9% 49.0% Crafton Hills College % 0.0% 136.4% 6,270 6,600 5,460 4, % 14.8% 48.2% Cuesta College % 0.0% 136.4% 6,240 6,450 5,580 4, % 11.8% 32.5% Cuyamaca College % 0.0% 136.4% 6,360 6,480 5,310 4, % 19.8% 50.4% Cypress College % 0.0% 136.4% 6,270 6,480 5,910 4, % 6.1% 48.2% DeAnza College % 0.0% 136.4% 6,120 6,270 5,805 4, % 5.4% 47.3% Desert, College of the % 0.0% 136.4% 6,150 5,970 5,610 4, % 9.6% 40.4% Diablo Valley College % 0.0% 136.4% 6,330 6,300 5,610 4, % 12.8% 45.5% East Los Angeles College % 0.0% 136.4% 6,360 6,480 5,700 4, % 11.6% 50.4% El Camino College % 0.0% 136.4% 6,270 6,480 5,880 4, % 6.6% 46.2% Evergreen Valley College % 0.0% 136.4% 6,750 6,510 5,850 4, % 15.4% 52.0% Feather River College % 0.0% 136.4% 7,380 6,480 6,030 4, % 22.4% 74.5% Folsom Lake College % 0.0% --- 6,480 6,480 5, % 11.9% --- Foothill College % 0.0% 136.4% 6,120 6,270 5,805 4, % 5.4% 47.5% Fresno City College % 0.0% 136.4% 6,270 6,480 5,940 4, % 5.6% 48.2% Fullerton College % 0.0% 136.4% 6,270 6,480 5,910 4, % 6.1% 48.2% Gavilan College % 0.0% 136.4% 6,720 6,600 5,790 4, % 16.1% 53.4% Glendale Community College % 0.0% 136.4% 6,210 6,210 5,280 3, % 17.6% 58.0% Golden West College % 0.0% 136.4% 6,270 6,480 5,550 4, % 13.0% 48.2% Grossmont College % 0.0% 136.4% 6,360 6,480 5,310 4, % 19.8% 50.4% Hartnell College % 0.0% 136.4% 6,450 6,570 5,490 4, % 17.5% 58.1% Imperial Valley College % 0.0% 136.4% 6,960 6,480 5,310 4, % 31.1% 64.5% Irvine Valley College % 0.0% 136.4% 6,270 6,480 5,970 4, % 5.0% 46.2% Lake Tahoe Community College % 0.0% 136.4% 7,020 6,855 5,895 4, % 19.1% 65.4% Laney College % 0.0% 136.4% 6,750 6,480 5,880 4, % 14.8% 38.9% Las Positas College % 0.0% 136.4% 6,630 6,480 5,550 4, % 19.5% 55.6% Lassen Community College % 0.0% 136.4% 6,750 6,480 6,270 4, % 7.7% 42.4% Long Beach City College % 0.0% 136.4% 6,270 6,480 5,970 3, % 5.0% 62.0% Los Angeles City College % 0.0% 136.4% 6,360 6,480 5,700 4, % 11.6% 50.4% Los Angeles Harbor College % 0.0% 136.4% 6,360 6,480 5,700 4, % 11.6% 50.4% Los Angeles Mission College % 0.0% 136.4% 6,360 6,480 5,700 4, % 11.6% 50.4% Los Angeles Pierce College % 0.0% 136.4% 6,360 6,480 5,700 4, % 11.6% 50.4% Los Angeles Southwest College % 0.0% 136.4% 6,360 6,480 5,700 4, % 11.6% 50.4% Los Angeles Trade-Technical College % 0.0% 136.4% 6,360 6,480 5,700 4, % 11.6% 50.4% Los Angeles Valley College % 0.0% 136.4% 6,360 6,480 5,700 4, % 11.6% 50.4% Los Medanos College % 0.0% 136.4% 6,330 6,480 5,610 4, % 12.8% 45.5% 13

22 Table 8: RESIDENT IN-DISTRICT/COUNTY AND NON-RESIDENT TUITION AND FEES AT PUBLIC TWO-YEAR INSTITUTIONS IN THE WICHE REGION, , , , AND Resident Non-Resident to to to to to to Institution Marin, The College of % 0.0% 136.4% 6,600 6,300 6,090 4, % 8.4% 32.5% Mendocino College % 0.0% 136.4% 6,480 6,480 6,030 4, % 7.5% 38.5% Merced College % 0.0% 136.4% 7,020 6,480 5,310 4, % 32.2% 69.6% Merritt College % 0.0% 136.4% 6,750 6,480 5,880 4, % 14.8% 38.9% Mira Costa College % 0.0% 136.4% 6,330 6,480 5,490 4, % 15.3% 49.6% Mission College % 0.0% 136.4% 6,750 6,750 5,460 4, % 23.6% 59.6% Modesto Junior College % 0.0% 136.4% 7,020 6,480 5,310 4, % 32.2% 66.0% Monterey Peninsula College % 0.0% 136.4% 6,270 6,480 5,310 4, % 18.1% 48.2% Moorpark College % 0.0% 136.4% 6,270 6,450 5,850 4, % 7.2% 48.2% Mt. San Antonio College % 0.0% 136.4% 6,270 6,480 5,730 4, % 9.4% 48.2% Mt. San Jacinto College % 0.0% 136.4% 6,270 6,210 5,310 4, % 18.1% 52.6% Napa Valley College % 0.0% 136.4% 6,270 6,480 5,520 4, % 13.6% 44.1% Ohlone College % 0.0% 136.4% 6,750 6,480 5,850 4, % 15.4% 55.2% Orange Coast College % 0.0% 136.4% 6,270 6,480 5,550 4, % 13.0% 48.2% Oxnard College % 0.0% 136.4% 6,270 6,450 5,850 4, % 7.2% 48.2% Palomar College % 0.0% 136.4% 6,330 6,480 5,490 4, % 15.3% 49.6% Palo Verde College % 0.0% 136.4% 6,270 6,480 5,310 4, % 18.1% 48.2% Pasadena City College % 0.0% 136.4% 6,270 6,480 5,760 4, % 8.9% 48.2% Porterville College % 0.0% 136.4% 6,300 6,810 7,020 4, % -10.3% 48.9% College of the Redwoods % 0.0% 136.4% 7,260 7,560 6,270 4, % 15.8% 58.2% Reedley College % 0.0% 136.4% 6,270 6,480 5,940 4, % 5.6% 48.2% Rio Hondo College % 0.0% 136.4% 6,270 6,270 4,500 3, % 39.3% 67.2% Riverside Community College % 0.0% 136.4% 6,270 6,480 5,880 4, % 6.6% 48.2% Sacramento City College % 0.0% 136.4% 6,480 6,480 5,790 4, % 11.9% 49.0% Saddleback College % 0.0% 136.4% 6,270 6,480 5,970 4, % 5.0% 46.2% San Bernardino Valley College % 0.0% 136.4% 6,270 6,600 5,460 4, % 14.8% 48.2% San Diego City College % 0.0% 136.4% 6,270 6,480 5,580 3, % 12.4% 62.0% San Diego Mesa College % 0.0% 136.4% 6,270 6,480 5,580 3, % 12.4% 62.0% San Diego Miramar College % 0.0% 136.4% 6,270 6,150 5,580 3, % 12.4% 62.0% San Joaquin Delta College % 0.0% 136.4% 6,270 6,480 5,310 4, % 18.1% 48.2% San Jose City College % 0.0% 136.4% 6,750 6,510 5,850 4, % 15.4% 52.0% San Mateo, College of % 0.0% 136.4% 6,750 6,510 6,030 4, % 11.9% 55.2% Santa Ana College % 0.0% 136.4% 6,270 6,480 5,550 4, % 13.0% 48.2% Santa Barbara City College % 0.0% 136.4% 6,270 6,480 5,490 4, % 14.2% 48.2% Santa Monica College % 0.0% 136.4% 6,360 6,480 6,180 4, % 2.9% 50.4% Santa Rosa Junior College % 0.0% 136.4% 6,270 6,480 6,960 4, % -9.9% 44.1% Santiago Canyon College % 0.0% 136.4% 6,270 6,480 5,550 4, % 13.0% 48.2% Sequoias, College of the % 0.0% 136.4% 6,540 7,470 6,660 4, % -1.8% 60.3% Shasta College % 0.0% 136.4% 6,750 6,570 5,910 4, % 14.2% 63.0% Sierra College % 0.0% 136.4% 6,480 6,480 5,460 4, % 18.7% 49.0% Siskiyous, College of the % 0.0% 136.4% 6,750 6,750 6,000 4, % 12.5% 52.0% 14

23 Table 8: RESIDENT IN-DISTRICT/COUNTY AND NON-RESIDENT TUITION AND FEES AT PUBLIC TWO-YEAR INSTITUTIONS IN THE WICHE REGION, , , , AND Resident Non-Resident to to to to to to Institution Skyline College % 0.0% 136.4% 6,750 6,510 6,030 4, % 11.9% 55.2% Solano Community College % 0.0% 136.4% 6,480 6,480 5,310 4, % 22.0% 49.0% Southwestern College % 0.0% 136.4% 6,480 6,480 5,310 4, % 22.0% 53.2% Taft College % 0.0% 136.4% 6,270 6,480 5,310 4, % 18.1% 48.2% Ventura College % 0.0% 136.4% 6,270 6,450 5,850 4, % 7.2% 48.2% Victor Valley Community College % 0.0% 136.4% 6,270 6,480 5,490 4, % 14.2% 48.2% West Hills College Coalinga % 0.0% 136.4% 6,270 6,480 5,475 4, % 14.5% 48.2% West Hills College Lemoore % ,270 6, % West Los Angeles College % 0.0% 136.4% 6,360 6,750 5,700 4, % 11.6% 50.4% West Valley College % 0.0% 136.4% 6,750 6,480 5,460 4, % 23.6% 59.6% Yuba College % 0.0% 136.4% 6,480 6,480 5,610 4, % 15.5% 41.2% COLORADO Aims Community College [48] 2,522 2,265 1, % 33.4% 171.2% 12,710 12,045 9,390 4, % 35.4% 209.2% Arapahoe Community College [46] [47] 3,070 2,824 2,353 1, % 30.5% 102.8% 12,590 11,992 10,525 6, % 19.6% 85.5% Colorado Mountain College [48] 1,990 1,530 1,470 1, % 35.4% 44.2% 8,200 7,230 7,110 6, % 15.3% 23.7% Colorado Northwestern Community College [46] [47] [49] 3,137 2,889 2,395 1, % 31.0% 101.3% 5,972 5,690 8,495 5, % -29.7% 8.6% Community College of Aurora [46] [47] 3,066 2,795 2,298 1, % 33.4% 101.8% 12,586 11,963 10,470 6, % 20.2% 85.3% Community College of Denver [46] [47] 3,525 3,088 2,410 1, % 46.3% 134.8% 13,045 12,256 10,582 6, % 23.3% 92.6% Front Range Community College [46] [47] 3,184 2,938 2,445 1, % 30.2% 106.2% 12,704 12,106 10,617 6, % 19.7% 89.2% Lamar Community College [46] [47] 3,282 3,031 2,556 1, % 28.4% 96.3% 10,318 5,832 8,656 5, % 19.2% 83.8% Morgan Community College [46] [47] 3,059 2,816 2,344 1, % 30.5% 99.0% 12,579 11,984 10,516 6, % 19.6% 84.7% Northeastern Junior College [46] [47] [49] 3,459 3,261 2,755 1, % 25.6% 78.0% 10,495 10,064 8,855 5, % 18.5% 78.4% Otero Junior College [46] [47] 3,094 2,848 2,355 1, % 31.4% 99.0% 5,929 5,649 8,455 5, % -29.9% 7.9% Pikes Peak Community College [46] [47] 3,157 2,899 2,339 1, % 35.0% 109.5% 12,677 12,067 10,511 6, % 20.6% 87.0% Pueblo Community College [46] [47] 3,399 2,920 2,426 1, % 40.1% 111.8% 12,919 12,088 10,598 6, % 21.9% 87.8% Red Rocks Community College [46] [47] 3,131 2,885 2,438 1, % 28.4% 97.4% 12,651 12,053 10,610 6, % 19.2% 84.4% Trinidad State Junior College [46] [47] 3,293 3,039 2,541 1, % 29.6% 102.1% 6,128 5,840 8,641 5, % -29.1% 10.0% HAWAII [50] Hawaii Community College 2,774 2,030 1,300 1, % 113.4% 156.4% 8,564 6,662 5,932 5, % 44.4% 46.2% Honolulu Community College 2,670 1,926 1,206 1, % 121.4% 153.8% 8,460 6,558 5,838 5, % 44.9% 45.2% Kapiolani Community College 2,700 1,956 1,236 1, % 118.4% 147.3% 8,490 6,588 5,868 5, % 44.7% 44.7% Kauai Community College 2,700 1,956 1,206 1, % 123.9% 159.1% 8,490 6,588 5,838 5, % 45.4% 45.9% Leeward Community College 2,685 1,941 1,201 1, % 123.6% 154.0% 8,475 6,573 5,833 5, % 45.3% 45.3% Maui Community College [69] 2,766 2,022 1,214 1, % 127.8% 163.4% 13,356 9,726 5,846 5, % 128.5% 129.2% Windward Community College 2,680 1,936 1,216 1, % 120.4% 154.8% 8,470 6,568 5,848 5, % 44.8% 45.3% IDAHO College of Southern Idaho 2,520 2,400 1,900 1, % 32.6% 89.5% 6,720 6,720 5,300 3, % 26.8% 80.2% Eastern Idaho Technical College [70] 2,038 1,880 1, % 23.8% --- 5,098 6,544 5, % -11.0% --- North Idaho College 2,658 2,514 1,888 1, % 40.8% 105.1% 7,210 7,066 6,440 4, % 12.0% 61.8% MONTANA Dawson Community College [51] 2,856 2,736 2,324 1, % 22.9% 78.9% 8,619 8,500 6,854 5, % 25.8% 72.0% 15

24 Table 8: RESIDENT IN-DISTRICT/COUNTY AND NON-RESIDENT TUITION AND FEES AT PUBLIC TWO-YEAR INSTITUTIONS IN THE WICHE REGION, , , , AND Resident Non-Resident to to to to to to Institution Flathead Valley Community College [51] 3,584 3,496 2,349 1, % 52.6% 105.0% 10,724 10,636 7,755 5, % 38.3% 98.3% Miles Community College [51] 3,420 3,420 2,835 1, % 20.6% 126.2% 7,080 7,080 5,894 4, % 20.1% 45.3% MSU-Billings, College of Technology 3,693 3,661 3, % 6.2% --- 7,543 7,070 6, % 14.9% --- MSU-Great Falls, College of Technology 3,025 3,012 2, % 5.1% --- 9,277 8,892 8, % 13.4% --- Montana Tech, College of Technology 3,128 3,128 2, % 6.5% --- 8,094 8,048 7, % 8.7% --- University of Montana, Helena College of Technology 3,061 3,061 2, % 6.5% --- 8,057 8,020 7, % 6.3% --- University of Montana, Missoula College of Technology 3,369 3,347 3, % 8.8% ,055 9,502 8, % 36.9% --- NEVADA Community College of Southern Nevada [52] [53] $2,243 $2,010 $1,643 $1, % 36.5% 60.8% $8,590 $8,198 $6,558 $5, % 31.0% 54.9% Great Basin College [53] 2,243 2,010 1,643 1, % 36.5% 60.8% 8,590 8,198 6,558 5, % 31.0% 54.9% Truckee Meadows Community College 2,243 2,010 1,643 1, % 36.5% 60.8% 8,590 8,198 6,558 5, % 31.0% 54.9% Western Nevada Community College [53] [54] 2,243 2,010 1,643 1, % 36.5% 60.8% 8,590 8,198 6,558 5, % 31.0% 54.9% NEW MEXICO Central New Mexico Community College 1,208 1,136 1, % 15.7% 44.3% 5,384 4,952 5,162 2, % 4.3% 140.6% Clovis Community College % 16.9% 51.8% 1,768 1,600 1, % 23.5% 138.9% Eastern New Mexico University, Roswell 1,339 1, % 35.5% 79.0% 4,580 4,212 4,188 2, % 9.4% 117.0% Eastern New Mexico University, Ruidoso % 17.9% --- 2,660 2, % 246.4% --- Luna Community College % 26.4% 36.6% 1,942 1,942 1,868 1, % 4.0% 9.6% Mesalands Community College 1,364 1,231 1, % 1.5% 85.3% 2,252 2,060 2,214 1, % 1.7% 88.9% New Mexico Junior College 1,128 1, % 41.4% 220.5% 1,704 1,608 1, % 28.5% 93.6% New Mexico Military Institute 2,876 2,494 4,636 1, % -38.0% 62.5% 6,639 6,044 10,126 3, % -34.4% 67.2% New Mexico State University, Alamogordo 1,656 1,512 1, % 40.8% 97.1% 4,440 4,176 3,960 2, % 12.1% 103.3% New Mexico State University, Carlsbad , % -10.7% 14.8% 2,980 2,812 2,496 2, % 19.4% 35.0% New Mexico State University, Dona Ana 1,368 1,272 1, % 26.7% 62.9% 4,056 3,984 3,240 2, % 25.2% 85.7% New Mexico State University, Grants Branch 1,488 1,392 1, % 31.9% 93.8% 3,096 2,976 2,640 2, % 17.3% 51.8% Northern New Mexico Community College [55] 1,306 1,353 1, % 27.8% 90.4% 2,699 2,655 2,246 1, % 20.2% 82.6% San Juan College % 52.0% 153.3% 2,328 1, % 177.1% 288.0% Santa Fe Community College % 5.5% 51.5% 2,155 1,975 1,982 1, % 8.7% 48.6% University of New Mexico, Gallup 1,518 1,462 1, % 24.4% 80.7% 3,348 3,214 3,068 1, % 9.1% 111.4% University of New Mexico, Los Alamos 1,392 1,284 1, % 20.8% 81.3% 3,804 3,492 3,132 2, % 21.5% 78.1% University of New Mexico, Taos 1,518 1,398 1, % 19.3% --- 3,774 3,462 3, % 25.8% --- University of New Mexico, Valencia County 1,434 1,320 1, % 24.5% 66.0% 3,648 3,354 3,096 2, % 17.8% 72.7% NORTH DAKOTA [56] Bismarck State College 4,029 4,029 3,356 1, % 20.1% 104.5% 9,647 9,647 8,010 4, % 20.4% 104.2% North Dakota State College of Science 3,913 3,890 3,268 1, % 19.7% 111.5% 9,535 9,512 7,990 4, % 19.3% 108.4% Lake Region State College [57] 3,908 3,908 3,333 2, % 17.3% 88.1% 3,908 3,908 3,333 4, % 17.3% -18.6% Minot State University, Bottineau Campus [57] 3,857 3,837 3,202 1, % 20.5% 97.0% 5,417 5,397 7,502 4, % -27.8% 15.7% Williston State College [57] 3,456 3,378 2,850 1, % 21.3% 80.4% 3,456 4,687 3,950 4, % -12.5% -25.5% OREGON Blue Mountain Community College 3,430 3,272 2,831 1, % 21.2% 87.7% 9,863 9,392 5,540 3, % 78.0% 171.9% Central Oregon Community College 3,276 3,093 2,859 1, % 14.6% 64.7% 8,901 8,493 7,854 6, % 13.3% 27.4% 16

25 Table 8: RESIDENT IN-DISTRICT/COUNTY AND NON-RESIDENT TUITION AND FEES AT PUBLIC TWO-YEAR INSTITUTIONS IN THE WICHE REGION, , , , AND Resident Non-Resident to to to to to to Institution Chemeketa Community College 3,645 3,510 2,790 1, % 30.6% 113.2% 10,980 10,935 9,135 6, % 20.2% 60.5% Clackamas Community College 3,555 3,465 2,700 1, % 31.7% 92.7% 10,080 9,810 8,910 6, % 13.1% 65.9% Clatsop Community College [58] 3,690 3,510 2,835 1, % 30.2% 100.0% 7,110 6,750 5,400 4, % 31.7% 54.9% Columbia Gorge Community College 4,005 3,510 3,150 1, % 27.1% 107.0% 4,005 3,510 3,150 1, % 27.1% 107.0% Klamath Community College 3,615 3,345 2,805 1, % 28.9% 89.8% 7,125 6,855 6,315 5, % 12.8% 31.6% Lane Community College 4,095 3,780 3,326 1, % 23.1% 140.3% 9,945 9,720 10,661 5, % -6.7% 77.0% Linn-Benton Community College 3,465 3,303 2,790 1, % 24.2% 102.6% 8,010 7,875 7,335 5, % 9.2% 42.4% Mt. Hood Community College 3,844 3,521 3,038 1, % 26.5% 116.2% 9,829 9,731 9,608 5, % 2.3% 66.1% Oregon Coast Community College [59] 3,615 3,495 2,955 1, % 22.3% 111.4% 8,025 7,905 8,805 6, % -8.9% 17.3% Portland Community College 3,756 3,666 3,116 1, % 20.5% 98.7% 9,426 9,426 8,786 6, % 7.3% 41.5% Rogue Community College 3,705 3,615 2,985 2, % 24.1% 83.0% 4,425 4,335 3,525 2, % 25.5% 78.8% Southwestern Oregon Community College [60] 4,275 4,095 3,060 1, % 39.7% 123.4% 4,275 4,095 3,060 1, % 39.7% 123.4% Tillamook Bay Community College [61] 3,864 3,720 3,159 1, % 22.3% 138.5% 4,764 4,620 4,059 3, % 17.4% 41.2% Treasure Valley Community College 4,050 3,825 3,330 1, % 21.6% 106.7% 4,500 4,275 3,780 2, % 19.0% 68.0% Umpqua Community College 3,353 3,915 2,925 1, % 14.6% 91.1% 9,023 9,495 8,145 4, % 10.8% 87.4% SOUTH DAKOTA Lake Area Technical Institute 5,445 4,752 4, % 34.0% --- 5,445 4,752 4, % 34.0% --- Mitchell Technical Institute 4,622 4,422 3, % 42.3% --- 4,622 4,422 3, % 42.3% --- Southeast Technical Institute [62] 4,507 4,237 2, % 78.3% --- 4,507 4,237 2, % 78.3% --- Western Dakota Technical Institute [63] 4,590 4,164 1, % 232.4% --- 4,590 4,164 1, % 232.4% --- UTAH College of Eastern Utah [64] 2,670 2,470 1,979 1, % 34.9% 80.9% 4,940 4,540 7,120 5, % -30.6% -3.1% Salt Lake Community College 2,932 2,790 2,312 1, % 26.8% 79.2% 9,172 8,730 7,232 5, % 26.8% 78.8% Snow College 2,746 2,542 1,996 1, % 37.6% 102.8% 8,984 8,238 7,210 5, % 24.6% 60.4% WASHINGTON [68] Bates Technical College [71] $3,630 $3,144 $2, % 50.5% --- $8,865 $9, % Bellevue Community College 3,375 3,165 2,655 1, % 27.1% 102.0% 8,610 8,385 7,863 6, % 9.5% 32.7% Bellingham Technical College 2,911 2,705 2, % 22.3% --- 8,345 7, % Big Bend Community College 3,225 3,015 2,535 1, % 27.2% 96.5% 8,460 8,235 7,743 6, % 9.3% 31.0% Cascadia Community College 3,255 3,045 2,625 1, % 24.0% 98.4% 8,490 8,265 7,833 6, % 8.4% 31.4% Centralia College 3,427 3,206 2,702 1, % 26.8% 93.0% 8,924 8,426 7,988 6, % 11.7% 35.3% Clark College 3,364 3,175 2,704 1, % 24.4% 91.8% 8,599 8,395 7,912 6, % 8.7% 30.8% Clover Park Technical College 3,684 3,357 2, % 34.9% --- 7,976 7, % Columbia Basin College 3,297 3,098 2,614 1, % 26.1% 87.0% 8,532 8,318 7,822 6, % 9.1% 29.6% Edmonds Community College 3,566 3,128 2,652 1, % 34.5% 102.5% 8,801 8,348 7,860 6, % 12.0% 33.8% Everett Community College 3,240 3,030 2,550 1, % 27.1% 98.3% 8,475 8,250 7,758 6, % 9.2% 31.4% Grays Harbor College 3,295 3,075 2,622 1, % 25.7% 88.7% 8,530 8,295 7,830 6, % 8.9% 30.0% Green River Community College 3,548 3,323 2,753 1, % 28.9% 99.8% 8,783 8,543 7,961 6, % 10.3% 33.2% Highline Community College 3,210 3,000 2,520 1, % 27.4% 87.1% 8,445 8,220 7,728 6, % 9.3% 29.2% Lake Washington Technical College 3,495 3,231 2, % 74.1% --- 8,730 8, % Lower Columbia College 3,405 3,177 2,645 1, % 28.7% 97.4% 8,640 8,397 7,853 6, % 10.0% 32.0% 17

26 Table 8: RESIDENT IN-DISTRICT/COUNTY AND NON-RESIDENT TUITION AND FEES AT PUBLIC TWO-YEAR INSTITUTIONS IN THE WICHE REGION, , , , AND Resident Non-Resident to to to to to to Institution North Seattle Community College 3,285 3,045 2,552 1, % 28.7% 87.3% 8,520 8,265 7,760 6, % 9.8% 29.6% Olympic College 3,330 3,120 2,625 1, % 26.9% 97.5% 8,565 8,340 7,833 6, % 9.3% 31.7% Peninsula College 3,237 3,012 2,532 1, % 27.8% 97.3% 8,472 8,232 7,740 6, % 9.5% 31.2% Pierce College - Ft. Steilacoom 3,390 3,180 2,700 1, % 25.6% 89.3% 8,625 8,400 7,908 6, % 9.1% 30.5% Pierce College - Puyallup 3,476 3,266 2,786 1, % 24.8% 94.1% 8,711 8,486 7,994 6, % 9.0% 31.8% Renton Technical College 3,570 3,288 2, % 26.6% --- 7,099 6, % Seattle Central Community College 3,363 3,090 2,552 1, % 31.8% 86.9% 8,598 8,310 7,760 6, % 10.8% 29.9% Shoreline Community College 3,393 3,151 2,606 1, % 30.2% 88.8% 8,628 8,371 7,814 6, % 10.4% 30.4% Skagit Valley College 3,345 3,077 2,580 1, % 29.7% 98.4% 8,580 8,297 7,788 6, % 10.2% 31.9% South Puget Sound Community College 3,215 3,010 2,435 1, % 32.0% 85.9% 8,450 8,230 7,643 6, % 10.6% 29.1% South Seattle Community College 3,255 3,045 2,552 1, % 27.5% 87.2% 8,490 8,265 7,760 6, % 9.4% 29.5% Spokane Community College 3,306 3,082 2,588 1, % 27.7% 90.3% 8,541 8,302 7,796 6, % 9.6% 30.3% Spokane Falls Community College 3,246 3,040 2,591 1, % 25.3% 86.9% 8,481 8,260 7,799 6, % 8.7% 29.4% Tacoma Community College 3,338 3,128 2,610 1, % 27.9% 90.9% 8,573 8,348 7,818 6, % 9.7% 30.5% Walla Walla Community College 3,390 3,165 2,595 1, % 30.6% 92.5% 8,625 8,385 7,803 6, % 10.5% 31.1% Wenatchee Valley College 3,232 3,021 2,541 1, % 27.2% 87.0% 8,467 8,241 7,749 6, % 9.3% 29.3% Whatcom Community College 3,315 3,105 2,484 1, % 33.5% 97.3% 8,550 8,325 7,692 6, % 11.2% 31.3% Yakima Valley Community College 3,443 3,233 2,550 1, % 35.0% 84.5% 8,678 8,453 7,758 6, % 11.9% 29.8% WYOMING Casper College 1,848 1,848 1,536 1, % 20.3% 48.1% 5,112 5,112 4,296 3, % 19.0% 45.9% Central Wyoming College 2,136 2,136 1,956 1, % 9.2% 39.8% 5,400 5,400 4,716 3, % 14.5% 42.7% Eastern Wyoming College 2,144 2,016 1,848 1, % 16.0% 44.1% 5,408 5,280 4,608 3, % 17.4% 44.4% Laramie County Community College 2,472 2,472 1,956 1, % 26.4% 73.1% 5,736 5,736 4,716 3, % 21.6% 55.7% Northwest Community College 2,246 2,132 1,880 1, % 19.5% 35.3% 5,510 5,396 4,640 3, % 18.8% 44.1% Sheridan College [65] 2,227 2,227 1,891 1, % 17.8% 45.0% 5,491 5,491 4,627 3, % 18.7% 49.5% Western Wyoming Community College 1,994 1,994 1,658 1, % 20.3% 48.4% 5,258 5,258 4,418 3, % 19.0% 46.1% Source: Western Interstate Commission for Higher Education,

27 Table 9a: RESIDENT UNDERGRADUATE TUITION AND FEES AT PUBLIC FOUR-YEAR INSTITUTIONS IN THE WICHE REGION BY CARNEGIE CLASSIFICATION AND STATE, , , , AND to to to Average by Institutional Type: Count RESEARCH UNIVERSITIES - VERY HIGH RESEARCH ACTIVITY 8,287 7,611 5,644 3, % 46.8% 141.6% 21 RESEARCH UNIVERSITIES - HIGH RESEARCH ACTIVITY 6,431 5,968 4,445 2, % 44.7% 121.1% 15 DOCTORAL/RESEARCH UNIVERSITIES 6,326 5,913 4,291 3, % 47.4% 105.7% 4 MASTER'S COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES - LARGER PROGRAMS 5,596 5,194 3,503 2, % 59.8% 153.5% 27 MASTER'S COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES - MEDIUM PROGRAMS 5,463 5,047 3,647 2, % 49.8% 138.2% 9 MASTER'S COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES - SMALLER PROGRAMS 5,210 4,812 3,688 2, % 41.2% 114.9% 5 BACCALAUREATE COLLEGES 5,185 4,880 3,599 2, % 44.1% 98.6% 23 SPECIAL FOCUS INSTITUTIONS 7,445 7,142 4,757 3, % 56.5% 118.4% 1 Table 9b: WEIGHTED RESIDENT UNDERGRADUATE TUITION AND FEES AT PUBLIC FOUR-YEAR INSTITUTIONS IN THE WICHE REGION BY CARNEGIE CLASSIFICATION AND STATE, , , , AND to to to Average by Institutional Type: Count RESEARCH UNIVERSITIES - VERY HIGH RESEARCH ACTIVITY 8,409 7,654 5,716 3, % 47.1% 143.8% 21 RESEARCH UNIVERSITIES - HIGH RESEARCH ACTIVITY 5,640 4,560 3,351 2, % 68.3% 133.3% 15 DOCTORAL/RESEARCH UNIVERSITIES 6,430 6,012 4,236 3, % 51.8% 111.7% 4 MASTER'S COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES - LARGER PROGRAMS 5,621 5,171 3,302 2, % 70.3% 179.4% 27 MASTER'S COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES - MEDIUM PROGRAMS 6,240 5,438 2,895 1, % 115.5% 246.5% 9 MASTER'S COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES - SMALLER PROGRAMS 5,260 4,805 3,636 2, % 44.7% 122.0% 5 BACCALAUREATE COLLEGES 5,020 4,666 3,477 2, % 44.4% 141.6% 23 SPECIAL FOCUS INSTITUTIONS 7,445 7,142 4,757 3, % 56.5% 118.4% 1 Note: Information about enrollment weights is located in Appendix E. 19

28 Table 10a: NON-RESIDENT UNDERGRADUATE TUITION AND FEES AT PUBLIC FOUR-YEAR INSTITUTIONS IN THE WICHE REGION BY CARNEGIE CLASSIFICATION AND STATE, , , , AND to to to Average by Institutional Type: Count RESEARCH UNIVERSITIES - VERY HIGH RESEARCH ACTIVITY 27,136 25,518 19,444 12, % 39.6% 117.8% 21 RESEARCH UNIVERSITIES - HIGH RESEARCH ACTIVITY 17,610 16,406 12,951 9, % 36.0% 94.9% 15 DOCTORAL/RESEARCH UNIVERSITIES 15,750 14,877 11,957 9, % 31.7% 63.4% 4 MASTER'S COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES - LARGER PROGRAMS 15,403 14,939 12,125 8, % 27.0% 72.1% 27 MASTER'S COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES - MEDIUM PROGRAMS 14,664 14,090 11,480 7, % 27.7% 94.5% 9 MASTER'S COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES - SMALLER PROGRAMS 12,589 11,820 10,895 7, % 15.6% 67.7% 5 BACCALAUREATE COLLEGES 14,099 13,423 11,087 8, % 27.2% 75.1% 23 SPECIAL FOCUS INSTITUTIONS 8,942 8,515 9,744 7, % -8.2% 21.5% 1 Table 10b: WEIGHTED NON-RESIDENT UNDERGRADUATE TUITION AND FEES AT PUBLIC FOUR-YEAR INSTITUTIONS IN THE WICHE REGION BY CARNEGIE CLASSIFICATION AND STATE, , , , AND to to to Average by Institutional Type: Count RESEARCH UNIVERSITIES - VERY HIGH RESEARCH ACTIVITY 27,228 25,621 19,888 12, % 36.9% 112.8% 21 RESEARCH UNIVERSITIES - HIGH RESEARCH ACTIVITY 16,213 13,205 10,383 8, % 56.2% 101.2% 15 DOCTORAL/RESEARCH UNIVERSITIES 17,576 16,729 12,415 10, % 41.6% 75.1% 4 MASTER'S COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES - LARGER PROGRAMS 16,499 16,064 12,942 9, % 27.5% 82.0% 27 MASTER'S COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES - MEDIUM PROGRAMS 16,304 15,623 9,330 5, % 74.7% 175.1% 9 MASTER'S COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES - SMALLER PROGRAMS 13,096 12,211 10,906 7, % 20.1% 74.2% 5 BACCALAUREATE COLLEGES 14,689 13,903 11,356 6, % 29.4% 116.3% 23 SPECIAL FOCUS INSTITUTIONS 8,942 8,515 9,744 7, % -8.2% 21.5% 1 Note: Information about enrollment weights is located in Appendix E. 20

29 Table 11a: RESIDENT GRADUATE TUITION AND FEES AT PUBLIC FOUR-YEAR INSTITUTIONS IN THE WICHE REGION BY CARNEGIE CLASSIFICATION AND STATE, , , , AND to to to Average by Institutional Type: Count RESEARCH UNIVERSITIES - VERY HIGH RESEARCH ACTIVITY 9,837 9,619 7,222 4, % 36.2% 123.8% 21 RESEARCH UNIVERSITIES - HIGH RESEARCH ACTIVITY 7,590 6,994 5,255 3, % 44.4% 122.4% 15 DOCTORAL/RESEARCH UNIVERSITIES 8,630 8,095 5,624 4, % 53.4% 111.3% 4 MASTER'S COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES - LARGER PROGRAMS 7,048 6,709 4,568 2, % 54.3% 157.2% 27 MASTER'S COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES - MEDIUM PROGRAMS 6,559 6,162 4,583 2, % 43.1% 133.6% 9 MASTER'S COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES - SMALLER PROGRAMS 6,727 6,333 5,093 3, % 32.1% 103.3% 5 BACCALAUREATE COLLEGES 6,910 6,535 4,735 3, % 45.9% 100.7% 11 SPECIAL FOCUS INSTITUTIONS 8,529 9,002 6,826 4, % 25.0% 112.2% 2 Table 11b: WEIGHTED RESIDENT GRADUATE TUITION AND FEES AT PUBLIC FOUR-YEAR INSTITUTIONS IN THE WICHE REGION BY CARNEGIE CLASSIFICATION AND STATE, , , , AND to to to Average by Institutional Type: Count RESEARCH UNIVERSITIES - VERY HIGH RESEARCH ACTIVITY 9,876 7,476 5,275 4, % 87.2% 127.0% 21 RESEARCH UNIVERSITIES - HIGH RESEARCH ACTIVITY 7,874 7,165 5,159 3, % 52.6% 142.4% 15 DOCTORAL/RESEARCH UNIVERSITIES 9,752 9,332 6,198 4, % 57.4% 105.5% 4 MASTER'S COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES - LARGER PROGRAMS 6,781 6,372 3,934 2, % 72.4% 217.9% 27 MASTER'S COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES - MEDIUM PROGRAMS 8,165 7,271 4,195 2, % 94.6% 271.4% 9 MASTER'S COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES - SMALLER PROGRAMS 6,126 5,754 4,620 3, % 32.6% 99.8% 5 BACCALAUREATE COLLEGES 8,663 8,152 6,115 4, % 41.7% 80.2% 11 SPECIAL FOCUS INSTITUTIONS 10,226 11,405 8,424 4, % 21.4% 129.9% 2 Note: Information about enrollment weights is located in Appendix E. 21

30 Table 12a: NON-RESIDENT GRADUATE TUITION AND FEES AT PUBLIC FOUR-YEAR INSTITUTIONS IN THE WICHE REGION BY CARNEGIE CLASSIFICATION AND STATE, , , , AND to to to Average by Institutional Type: Count RESEARCH UNIVERSITIES - VERY HIGH RESEARCH ACTIVITY 23,654 23,128 19,298 13, % 22.6% 81.3% 21 RESEARCH UNIVERSITIES - HIGH RESEARCH ACTIVITY 18,122 16,891 13,383 9, % 35.4% 98.2% 15 DOCTORAL/RESEARCH UNIVERSITIES 16,743 15,554 12,501 9, % 33.9% 71.8% 4 MASTER'S COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES - LARGER PROGRAMS 15,817 15,652 12,519 9, % 26.4% 75.2% 27 MASTER'S COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES - MEDIUM PROGRAMS 15,534 15,030 12,116 8, % 28.2% 88.3% 9 MASTER'S COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES - SMALLER PROGRAMS 14,409 13,831 13,320 8, % 8.2% 62.0% 5 BACCALAUREATE COLLEGES 14,891 14,254 12,162 9, % 22.4% 65.2% 11 SPECIAL FOCUS INSTITUTIONS 18,108 18,386 17,014 11, % 6.4% 59.1% 2 Table 12b: WEIGHTED NON-RESIDENT GRADUATE TUITION AND FEES AT PUBLIC FOUR-YEAR INSTITUTIONS IN THE WICHE REGION BY CARNEGIE CLASSIFICATION AND STATE, , , , AND to to to Average by Institutional Type: Count RESEARCH UNIVERSITIES - VERY HIGH RESEARCH ACTIVITY 23,862 23,281 19,492 13, % 22.4% 78.2% 21 RESEARCH UNIVERSITIES - HIGH RESEARCH ACTIVITY 18,238 16,920 13,135 9, % 38.9% 101.6% 15 DOCTORAL/RESEARCH UNIVERSITIES 17,306 16,405 12,491 10, % 38.6% 70.1% 4 MASTER'S COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES - LARGER PROGRAMS 16,500 16,272 12,018 8, % 37.3% 101.9% 27 MASTER'S COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES - MEDIUM PROGRAMS 20,476 19,230 12,290 7, % 66.6% 158.2% 9 MASTER'S COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES - SMALLER PROGRAMS 14,145 13,562 12,576 8, % 12.5% 59.5% 5 BACCALAUREATE COLLEGES 18,371 17,663 16,290 12, % 12.8% 46.8% 11 SPECIAL FOCUS INSTITUTIONS 24,633 25,735 22,291 14, % 10.5% 72.9% 2 Note: Information about enrollment weights is located in Appendix E. 22

31 [1] Average annual increases in tuition and fees are presented with and without California (w/o CA). [2] California institutions were excluded from all calculations because the large number of two-year colleges and the historically low matriculation fee structure distort regional patterns. [3] In , Alaska resident students are charged $147 per credit hour for lower division credits, $170 per upper division credits, and $338 per credit for graduate credits, with no limit on the number of credits. The figures reported here assume a course load of 30/24 credit hours for undergraduate/graduate for two semesters. [4] Only for University of Alaska Fairbanks, all undergraduate and graduate students taking nine or more credits, all students living in university housing, and all students paying the Health Center fee must be covered by a health insurance plan. The student health insurance fee in is $945 per year or $352 per semester. However students who are covered by an alternative health insurance plan may waive the student health insurance plan. [5] Arizona charges additional fees for certain programs: law, pharmacy, nursing, engineering, selected master's degree programs, and undergraduate degree programs at ASU and the UA. [6] Rates shown for undergraduate resident students at ASU (all campuses) and NAU are for new students starting Fall 2010; different rates apply to existing students. For ASU, new undergraduate resident student rates will increase no more than 5% annually until 5 years after admission as a freshman; for NAU new undergraduate (resident and nonresident) student rates reflect a Block Tuition Program that keep base tuition rates unchanged (for each cohort) for 4 years. [7] California State University nonresident tuition is $372 per unit at semester campuses and $248 per unit at quarter campuses. 30 units reported for Full Time Undergraduate, 24 units for Full Time Graduate. Prior to there was a Full Time Maximum of 11, 160 which is no longer used. [8] The University of California s Educational Fee is used to help cover the full array of instructional expenditures, including faculty salaries and benefits, teaching assistant salaries, instructional equipment and technology, and other instructional and academic support. For this reason, the University is now reporting the Educational Fee as tuition when reporting about student charges. [9] California State University, Channel Islands opened in [10] California State University, Hayward announced in January 2005 that it would change its name to California State University, East Bay. [11] Undergraduate students at the University of California are required to show proof of health insurance, effective Fall Undergraduate totals do not include waivable health insurance fees. [12] University of California, Merced opened in Endnotes [13] The resident undergraduate tuition amounts for all Colorado institutions do not include the $1,860 voucher for which all Colorado residents taking a full-time undergraduate course load of 30 credit hours at public institutions in Colorado are eligible. Beginning with the academic year, Colorado implemented the College Opportunity Fund (COF). Instead of the direct appropriations to institutions, under COF all public institutions in the state will receive an estimated $62 per credit hour on behalf of state residents who attend their institutions during the academic year as undergraduates and who apply for the voucher. Students are eligible for the COF voucher until they reach 145 credit hours of undergraduate study. The per-student allocation is set by the state s General Assembly during its budget process ( 23

32 [14] Prior to 2003, Colorado State University-Pueblo was the University of Southern Colorado. [15] Higher rates apply to certain fields. [16] Upper division undergraduate students pay a higher tuition rate. [17] Effective AY , Hilo discontinued its lower division tuition rate. Hilo undergraduate students previously enrolled in AY as classified freshmen or classified sophomores and continuing their enrollment in Fall 2003 as classified freshmen or classified sophomores were grandfathered in at a lower rate ($1,792 for residents and $7,408 for nonresidents) for AY [18] The 2005 Idaho Legislature changed state law (House Bill 231, Idaho Code ) regarding the charging of tuition to resident undergraduate students. Previously, Idaho statute did not allow the cost of instruction to be charged to resident undergraduates who were charged a matriculation fee instead. Beginning July 1, 2005, Boise State University, Idaho State University, and Lewis-Clark State College charge tuition fees instead of a matriculation fee. Matriculation fees will continue to be charged to resident undergraduates at the University of Idaho because the Idaho constitution would have to be amended to effect a similar change at that institution. [19] Tuition amounts represent lower division undergraduate costs (i.e. tuition levels for students in their junior and senior years are higher than the amounts listed). (UM Missoula, MT Tech, UM Western, MSU Northern) [20] fees include a temporary surcharge of $6.50 per credit that is mandatory for undergraduate students at the universities to assist in addressing the budget shortfall. [21] Mayville State University includes $854 notebook computer fee. A significant change occurred in , when nonresident students, excluding Minnesota students covered under the ND/Mn reciprocity agreement, were charged 1.5 times the resident rate, rather than the previous charge of 2.67 times the resident rate. [22] A significant change occurred in , when non-resident students, excluding Minnesota students covered under the ND/Mn reciprocity agreement, were charged the resident rate, rather than the previous charge of 2.67 times the resident rate. [23] Valley City State University includes a $798 notebook computer fee. Valley City State University undergraduate tuition and fee rates assume a full-time load of 15 credits per semester. [24] In , the UO rolled all remaining programmatic resource fees into tuition and OIT rolled all programmatic and universal resource fees into tuition. [25] Effective February 2000, Dixie College became Dixie State College of Utah (DSC) and began offering four-year degree programs. [26] Utah Valley State College moved to the 4-year section of the report beginning in Effective July 1, 2008, Utah Valley State College became Utah Valley University. [27] Full-time tuition for undergraduates is for 45 quarter credit hours at Central Washington University, Eastern Washington University, Evergreen State College, University of Washington, and Western Washington University. Full-time tuition for undergraduates at Washington State University is for 30 semester credit hours. [28] Academic year tuition and fee data provided for Washington represents a shift in fee reporting to align Washington tuition and fees with the WICHE survey methodology. Previous tuition and fee totals included only S & A and technology fees, whereas beginning in all institutional fees that a majority of full-time students are required to pay in addition to tuition are included. For more information about adjustments to previous years please contact the Washington State Higher Education Coordinating Board. 24

33 [29] Data reflect main campus tuition and fees at the University of Washington. [30] Data reflect main campus tuition and fees at Washington State University. [31] Mesa State College began offering a graduate-level business administration program in Fall [32] Tuition amounts represent master's level graduate costs (i.e. tuition levels for doctoral students are higher than the amounts listed). (UM Missoula) [33] The Utah System of Higher Education (USHE) allows differential tuition rates for 26 separate graduate programs. Graduate tuition and fees reported here are basic tuition and fee rates applicable to graduate programs within the USHE (not an average of the 26 separate graduate programs). [34] Full-time tuition for graduates is for 30 quarter credit hours at Central Washington University, Eastern Washington University, Evergreen State College, University of Washington, and Western Washington University. Full-time tuition for graduates at Washington State University is for 20 semester credit hours. [35] Graduate rates at the University of Washington reflect those for graduate tier I. [36] In , nonresident students pay a surcharge of $353 per credit hour. Therefore, they are charged $500 per credit hour for lower division credits, $523 for upper division credits, and $691 per credit hour for graduate credits, with no limit on the number of credits. The figures reported here assume a course load of 30/24 credit hours for undergraduate/graduate for two semesters. [37] Prior to , California State University system reported the maximum non-resident tuition which was based on 30 units for the year. This year, there is no maximum, therefore, the graduate non-resident tuition reported was calculated for 24 total units (which is equivalent to one graduate FTE course load). Adjustments were made to all years prior to in the report for comparison purposes. [38] Beginning with Fall 2006 term, the Board of Regents adopted a non-resident rate of 150% of the undergraduate resident rate. All new undergraduate non-residents and new transfers pay this rate except for Minnesota students who pay the approved reciprocity rate. [39] The non-resident graduate tuition rate was lowered $ per credit hour beginning with the Summer 2009 term. The reduction in the Non-Resident graduate tuition rate is a result of the re-organization of the Self-Support Tuition rates. [40] graduate totals do not include health insurance rates as follows: Berkeley: $2,010, Davis: $2,046, Irvine: $2,344, Los Angeles: $1,921, Merced: $1,796, Riverside: $1,923, San Diego: $1,644, San Francisco: $2,469, San Diego: $1,644, San Francisco: $2,469, Santa Barbara: $2,043, Santa Cruz: $2,616, Santa Barbara: $2,043, Santa Cruz: $2,616. [41] The graduate tuition and fee rates for Southern Utah University, Weber State University, and Utah Valley University are based on the rates of the institutions Master of Education programs. [42] Utah Valley University began offering graduate degree programs Fall Semester [43] Prince William Sound community college charges the same tuition and fees for residents and non-residents $127 per lower division credit hour and $144 per upper division credit hour. The figures reported here assume a course load of 30 credit hours for two semesters. [44] All amounts indicated include mandatory registration and technology fees wherever these fees are not broken out separately. [45] All tuition and fees are calculated on 24 credit hours annually. 25

34 [46] All Residents, except Aims Community College and Colorado Mountain College: The resident undergraduate tuition amounts for all Colorado institutions do not include the $2,040 voucher for which all Colorado residents taking a full-time undergraduate course load of 30 credit hours at public institutions in Colorado are eligible. Beginning with the academic year, Colorado implemented the College Opportunity Fund (COF). Instead of the direct appropriations to institutions, under COF all public institutions in the state will receive an estimated $68 per credit hour on behalf of state residents who attend their institutions during the academic year as undergraduates and who apply for the voucher. Students are eligible for the COF voucher until they reach 145 credit hours of undergraduate study. The per-student allocation is set by the state s General Assembly during its budget process ( [47] All Community Colleges, except Colorado Mountain College: Higher rates apply to certain fields. [48] Aims Community College and Colorado Mountain College both have local district tax standing. This means that the schools have different tuition structure for "in-district residents", "in-state residents", and "out-of-state" students. The values presented are for "in-district residents." [49] Northeastern Junior College joined the Colorado Community College System in and Colorado Northwestern Community College joined in Tuition and fees were adjusted to be consistent with other members of the Colorado Community College System. They no longer charge an out-of-district differential. [50] Community college tuition is charged on a per-credit basis for all enrolled credits effective academic year The amounts reported here are based on 15 enrolled credits per semester (30 per year). Note that for prior years, amounts were based on 12 enrolled credits per semester (24 per year). The per-credit rate (non-resident) for AY is $281 for all campuses, except Maui Community College which charges $441. [51] Resident tuition levels represent amounts charged to residents of the local district/county supporting the instituion. [52] Effective July 1, 2007, Community College of Southern Nevada will become College of Southern Nevada. [53] Tuition is reported for full-time lower-division courses only. Select baccalaureate programs are offered. [54] Effective July 1, 2007, Western Nevada Community College will become Western Nevada College. [55] Northern NM College is a Four Year college with Upper and Lower Tier Tuition Rates. Funding Formula calculations utilize the Lower Tier rates reflected in this Survey. [56] Tuition and fee rates assume a full-time load of 15 credits per semester. [57] Lake Region State College was formerly the University of North Dakota, Lake Region, and Williston State College was formerly the University of North Dakota, Williston. These name changes occurred in July Dakota College at Bottineau was formerly Minot State University, Bottineau Campus, until August 1, It was formerly North Dakota State University, Bottineau until July [58] Clatsop Community College capped charges at 12 credit hours prior to [59] Oregon Coast Community College is accredited through Chemeketa Community College. [60] District policy for Southwestern Oregon Community College allows a person to obtain residency in the district after residing in the district for 90 or more days. [61] Tillamook Bay Community College is accredited through Portland Community College. [62] Prior to full-time status for Southeast Technical Institute was reported as 12 credits per semester. 26

35 [63] Additional required fees may be charged for facility, technology, and program costs. [64] Effective July 1, 2010, College of Eastern Utah became a subsidiary of Utah State University. The name of the institution is now Utah State University-College of Eastern Utah. [65] Sheridan College is more accurately referred to as Northern Wyoming Community College District (NWCCD). [66] A student who is a resident of another state is charged an out-of-state or nonresident fee per unit. The fee is set by each community college district and is in addition to the statewide per unit enrollment fee. [67] A student who is a citizen and resident of a foreign country can be charged an additional nonresident fee per unit strictly for capital outlay expenditures. The fee is set by each community college district but cannot exceed actual expenditures per Full-Time Equivalent (FTE) student in the prior fiscal year and also cannot exceed 50 percent of the regular nonresident fee. [68] These rates reflect the official Washington community college nonresident tuition rates. Individual community colleges have the authority to waive all or a portion of the nonresidential differential, and the majority of the colleges do exercise this waiver authority. [69] Maui Community College renamed University of Hawai'I Maui College effective Februrary 2010 to reflect the institution's four-year degree offerings. However, UH Maui College will continue to be included with the community colleges for reporting purposes. [70] Eastern Idaho Technical College's fee structure for non-resident students was changed. [71] Bates adopted the standard Community College tuition schedule this year. This necessitated a smaller increase to their resident tuition to bring it to the same level as the other CC s, and a reduction to their non-resident tuition to match the level of the CC s as well. [72] Compton Community College is now apart of El Camino College. [73] There are 3 new community colleges in California: Moreno Valley College, Norco College, and Woodland community College. These institutions have not been included in the report due to limited available data. Once more data are available, these insitutions will be added to upcoming tuition and fee reports. 27

36 Appendix A The Carnegie Classification of Institutions of Higher Education, 2005 The 2005 Carnegie Classification includes all colleges and universities in the United States that are degree-granting and accredited by an agency recognized by the U.S. Secretary of Education. The 2005 edition classifies institutions according to several different schemes. This publication relies on the Basic Classification, which is the most similar to the traditional classification used in previous editions of the Carnegie Classification. The Basic Classification is based on their degree-granting activities in and, for doctorate-granting institutions, other measures of the intensity of their research activity. Definitions for the categories within the Basic Classification scheme are included verbatim from the Carnegie Foundation s website below. For detailed information on classification procedures, refer to the Carnegie Foundation s web-based interface, available at Doctorate-granting Institutions Institutions were included in these categories if they awarded at least 20 doctorates in Firstprofessional degrees (J.D., M.D., Pharm.D., etc.) were not counted for the purpose of this criterion, nor were doctoral degrees in audiology or rehabilitation and therapeutic professions, except when we were informed that the degrees were research doctorates. As in previous editions, these categories were limited to institutions that were not identified as Tribal Colleges or Special Focus Institutions. Level of research activity. Doctorate-granting institutions were assigned to one of three categories based on a measure of research activity. It is important to note that the groups differentiate solely with respect to level of research activity, not quality or importance. The analysis was examined on the following correlates of research activity: research & development (R&D) expenditures in science and engineering (S&E; science and engineering is defined by NSF to include the social sciences); R&D expenditures in non-s&e fields; S&E research staff (postdoctoral appointees and other non-faculty research staff with doctorates); doctoral conferrals in humanities fields, in social science fields, in STEM (science, technology, engineering, and mathematics) fields, and in other fields (e.g., business, education, public policy, social work). Master s Colleges and Universities Institutions were included in these categories if they awarded at least 50 master s degrees in , but fewer than 20 doctorates (as defined above). Exclusively graduate-level institutions that awarded fewer than 50 master s degrees and fewer than 20 doctoral degrees were also included. Institutions with lower levels of master s degree production can be identified in the Graduate Instructional Program classification. As in previous editions, these categories were limited to institutions that were not identified as Tribal Colleges or Special Focus Institutions. Program size. Master s program size was based on the number of master s degrees awarded in Those awarding at least 200 degrees were included among larger programs; those awarding were included among medium programs; and those awarding were included among smaller programs. The smaller programs group also includes exclusively-graduatelevel institutions that awarded fewer than 50 master s degrees. 28

37 Baccalaureate Colleges Institutions were included in these categories if bachelor s degrees accounted for at least 10 percent of all undergraduate degrees and they awarded fewer than 50 master s degrees ( degree conferrals). In addition, these categories were limited to institutions that were not identified as Tribal Colleges or as Special Focus Institutions. Institutions where bachelor s degrees represent at least 10 percent but less than half of undergraduate degrees were assigned to the Baccalaureate/Associate s category. Among institutions where bachelor s degrees represented at least half of all undergraduate degrees, those with at least half of bachelor s degree majors in arts and sciences fields were included in the Arts & Sciences group, while the remaining institutions were included in the Diverse Fields group. Associate s Colleges Institutions were included if their highest degree conferred was the associate s degree or if bachelor s degrees accounted for less than 10 percent of all undergraduate degrees. As in previous editions, these categories were limited to institutions that were not eligible to be classified as Tribal Colleges or Special Focus Institutions. Special Focus Institutions The special-focus designation was based on the concentration of degrees in a single field or set of related fields, at both the undergraduate and graduate levels. Institutions were determined to have a special focus with concentrations of at least 75 percent of undergraduate and graduate degrees. In some cases the percentage criterion was relaxed if an institution identified a special focus on the College Board s Annual Survey of Colleges, or if an institution s only recognized accreditation was from an accrediting body related to the special focus categories. Tribal Colleges and Universities These colleges are defined as members of the American Indian Higher Education Consortium, 29

38 Appendix B Number of Public Four-Year Institutions by Carnegie Classification* in the WICHE Region, Number of Institutions RESEARCH UNIVERSITIES - VERY HIGH RESEARCH ACTIVITY 21 ARIZONA Arizona State University-Tempe University of Arizona CALIFORNIA University of California, Berkeley University of California, Davis University of California, Irvine University of California, Los Angeles Unviersity of California, Merced University of California, Riverside University of California, San Diego University of California, Santa Barbara University of California, Santa Cruz COLORADO Colorado State University University of Colorado, Boulder University of Colorado, Denver HAWAII University of Hawaii, Manoa MONTANA Montana State University, Bozeman NEW MEXICO University of New Mexico OREGON Oregon State University UTAH University of Utah WASHINGTON University of Washington Washington State University RESEARCH UNIVERSITIES - HIGH RESEARCH ACTIVITY 15 ALASKA University of Alaska, Fairbanks ARIZONA Northern Arizona University CALIFORNIA San Diego State University COLORADO Colorado School of Mines IDAHO University of Idaho MONTANA University of Montana, Missoula 30

39 NEW MEXICO New Mexico State University NEVADA University of Nevada, Las Vegas University of Nevada, Reno NORTH DAKOTA North Dakota State University University of North Dakota OREGON University of Oregon SOUTH DAKOTA South Dakota State University UTAH Utah State University WYOMING University of Wyoming DOCTORAL/RESEARCH UNIVERSITIES 4 COLORADO University of Northern Colorado IDAHO Idaho State University OREGON Portland State University SOUTH DAKOTA University of South Dakota MASTER'S COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES - LARGER PROGRAMS 27 ALASKA University of Alaska, Anchorage ARIZONA Arizona State University-West CALIFORNIA California Polytechnic State Univ., San Luis Obispo California State Polytechnic University, Pomona California State University, Bakersfield California State University, Chico California State University, Dominguez Hills California State University, East Bay California State University, Fresno California State University, Fullerton California State University, Long Beach California State University, Los Angeles California State University, Northridge California State University, Sacramento California State University, San Bernardino San Francisco State University San Jose State University Sonoma State University COLORADO Adams State College University of Colorado, Colorado Springs 31

40 IDAHO Boise State University NEW MEXICO New Mexico Highlands University OREGON Southern Oregon University Western Oregon University WASHINGTON Central Washington University Eastern Washington University Western Washington University MASTER'S COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES - MEDIUM PROGRAMS 9 ARIZONA Arizona State University-Polytechnic CALIFORNIA California State University, San Marcos California State University, Stanislaus Humboldt State University MONTANA Montana State University, Billings NEW MEXICO New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology Western New Mexico University OREGON Eastern Oregon University UTAH Weber State University MASTER'S COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES - SMALLER PROGRAMS 5 ALASKA University of Alaska, Southeast NEW MEXICO Eastern New Mexico University NORTH DAKOTA Minot State University UTAH Southern Utah University WASHINGTON Evergreen State College BACCALAUREATE COLLEGES 23 CALIFORNIA California Maritime Academy California State University, Channel Islands California State University, Monterey Bay COLORADO Colorado State University-Pueblo Fort Lewis College Mesa State College Metropolitan State College of Denver Western State College 32

41 HAWAII University of Hawaii, Hilo University of Hawaii, West Oahu IDAHO Lewis-Clark State College MONTANA Montana State University, Northern Montana Tech, University of Montana University of Montana, Western NEVADA Nevada State College NORTH DAKOTA Dickinson State University Mayville State University Valley City State University OREGON Oregon Institute of Technology SOUTH DAKOTA Black Hills State University Dakota State University UTAH Dixie State College of Utah Utah Valley University SPECIAL FOCUS INSTITUTIONS SOUTH DAKOTA 1 South Dakota School of Mines and Technology Total Number of Institutions 105 *See Appendix A for an explanation of the Carnegie Classification system. 33

42 Appendix C Number of Public Two-Year Institutions by State in the WICHE Region, Number of Two-Year Institutions Alaska 1 Arizona 19 California 111 Colorado 15 Hawaii 7 Idaho 3 Montana 8 Nevada 4 New Mexico 19 North Dakota 5 Oregon 17 South Dakota 4 Utah 3 Washington 34 Wyoming 7 Total Number of Institutions

43 Appendix D Procedure for Converting Current Dollars To Constant Dollars The Higher Education Cost Adjustment (HECA), calculated by SHEEO, was used in Table 2 to adjust for the effects of inflation. The base year for the constant dollar conversions was The formula for the constant dollar conversion is: TF Constant TF Current ( HECACurrent HECA Base ) For example, the procedure to convert average resident undergraduate tuition in shown in Table 1, $4,165, to 2010 constant dollars is as follows: 4,165 TF Constant, (100 89) where the HECA value for 2010 is 100 and the HE CA value for 200 is

44 Appendix E Methodology Since 1980, WICHE has collected tuition and fees data annually from public four-year and two-year institutions in its 15 member states. The data are generally provided by staff at system offices or at state higher education governing and coordinating board offices; a small number of individual institutions provide their data directly. Each year, respondents are asked to provide current published tuition and fees data for resident and nonresident undergraduate, graduate, and professional students in public four-year colleges and universities, and for resident and nonresident students in public two-year colleges. Data are charged to full-time students attending for the full academic year, except special sessions and summer terms. Respondents were asked to indicate tuition and mandatory fees separately. In addition, they are asked to verify and, if necessary, correct previously reported data. The 2010 survey was mailed to state governing and coordinating board staff in June Surveys were returned by August The survey data were reviewed for possible errors, and problems were discussed with the staff in the appropriate office. This year s breakdown by institutional type used the Basic Classification of the 2005 revision to The Carnegie Classification of Institutions of Higher Education; more information on the Carnegie classifications is available at This year s edition provides enrollment-weighted averages of tuition and fees in addition to the unweighted averages historically reported. WICHE used the Fall Enrollment Survey from the National Center for Education Statistics (NCES) Integrated Postsecondary Education Data System (IPEDS) to determine full-time equivalents (FTEs) for each public 2-year and 4-year institution in the West. The weighted averages used FTEs by institution as the weights and FTE was calculated as equal to the full-time enrollment plus 1/3 of the part-time enrollment as reported in IPEDS for the applicable year enrollment weights used the FTE figure since the enrollment data are not yet available. The Fall 2000 FTE calculation for Cascadia Community College and Pierce College Puyallup used data from 2001 when these institutions started reporting enrollment in IPEDS. 36

45 APPENDIX F Tuition and Required Fees in the West, SURVEY INSTRUCTIONS SECTION 1 Tuition & Fees for Please provide resident and nonresident tuition amounts for a full-time student in the applicable columns on the survey form for the academic year. NOTE: When completing the survey, please provide amounts for a full academic year in the resident and nonresident columns. For each institution, indicate separately the tuition and required fees for full-time students for both undergraduate and graduate categories. If there are differences in tuition and fees for lower division and upper division students, please provide lower division tuition and fees. Amounts for , , and were provided by your office and published in prior editions of Tuition and Fees in Public Higher Education in the West. Please verify these numbers for accuracy and (they show a sum of the tuition and fees amount reported separately beginning with ). Add any newly established public institutions and indicate name changes for any existing institutions on the survey form. SECTION 2 - Endnotes We also ask that you verify the endnotes at the bottom of the survey and include any new endnotes or information on special policies pertaining to tuition and required fees. Please review the endnotes and check the appropriate box on the survey form next to each endnote: 1. If no changes are needed, check the No Change box next the endnote. 2. If changes are needed, mark the Change box next to the endnote and make any necessary changes directly on the survey form. 3. To have an endnote deleted and not included in the publication and all subsequent editions, mark the Delete box next to the corresponding endnote. 4. Add any new endnotes in the space provided. SECTION 3 Person completing the form Please complete this section. DEFINITIONS For the purposes of this survey, the following definitions apply: Tuition is the total dollar amount paid by a full-time student for a full academic year, usually two semesters, three quarters, or two trimesters. Required fees include the institutional fees that a majority of full-time students are required to pay in addition to tuition. Costs for books and supplies should not be included. Full-time undergraduate tuition and fee rates should be based on 15 credit hours per semester or equivalent. (Please provide an endnote(s) if this calculation differs from how data have been submitted in previous years.) Full-time graduate tuition and fee rates should be based on 12 credit hours per semester or equivalent. (Please provide an endnote(s) if this calculation differs from how data have been submitted in previous years.) 37

46 APPENDIX G MANDATORY FEES AT PUBLIC TWO-YEAR INSTITUTIONS IN THE WICHE REGION, Institution Resident Fees ALASKA Prince William Sound Community College 340 ARIZONA Arizona Western College --- Central Arizona College --- Chandler-Gilbert Community College 60 Cochise County Community College District 70 Coconino County Community College 150 Eastern Arizona College --- Estrella Mountain Community College 60 Gateway Community College 60 Glendale Community College 60 Mesa Community College 60 Mohave Community College 240 Northland Pioneer College 70 Paradise Valley Community College 60 Phoenix College 60 Pima Community College 155 Rio Salado Community College 60 Scottsdale Community College 60 South Mountain Community College 60 Yavapai College [1] --- CALIFORNIA [2] 780 COLORADO Aims Community College 560 Arapahoe Community College 182 Colorado Mountain College 520 Colorado Northwestern Community College 249 Community College of Aurora 178 Community College of Denver 637 Front Range Community College 296 Lamar Community College 394 Morgan Community College 171 Northeastern Junior College 571 Otero Junior College 206 Pikes Peak Community College 269 Pueblo Community College 511 Red Rocks Community College 243 Trinidad State Junior College 405 HAWAII Hawaii Community College 134 Honolulu Community College 30 Kapiolani Community College 60 Kauai Community College 60 Leeward Community College 45 Maui Community College 126 Windward Community College 40 IDAHO College of Southern Idaho --- Eastern Idaho Technical College [3] 2,038 North Idaho College 1,050 MONTANA Dawson Community College 1,290 Flathead Valley Community College 924 Miles Community College 1,290 MSU-Billings, College of Technology [4] 1,221 MSU-Great Falls, College of Technology 529 Montana Tech, College of Technology [5] 749 University of Montana, Helena College of Technology [6]

47 APPENDIX G MANDATORY FEES AT PUBLIC TWO-YEAR INSTITUTIONS IN THE WICHE REGION, Institution Resident Fees University of Montana, Missoula College of Technology [7] 983 NEVADA Community College of Southern Nevada 353 Great Basin College 353 Truckee Meadows Community College 353 Western Nevada Community College 353 NEW MEXICO Central New Mexico Community College 152 Clovis Community College 40 Eastern New Mexico University, Roswell 125 Eastern New Mexico University, Ruidoso 20 Luna Community College Mesalands Community College New Mexico Junior College 360 New Mexico Military Institute 1,424 New Mexico State University, Alamogordo 96 New Mexico State University, Carlsbad 172 New Mexico State University, Dona Ana 168 New Mexico State University, Grants Branch 48 Northern New Mexico Community College 250 San Juan College 144 Santa Fe Community College 115 University of New Mexico, Gallup 190 University of New Mexico, Los Alamos 108 University of New Mexico, Taos 102 University of New Mexico, Valencia County 90 NORTH DAKOTA Bismarck State College 665 North Dakota State College of Science 545 Lake Region State College 843 Minot State University, Bottineau Campus 737 Williston State College 838 OREGON Blue Mountain Community College 212 Central Oregon Community College 126 Chemeketa Community College 405 Clackamas Community College 225 Clatsop Community College 270 Columbia Gorge Community College 405 Klamath Community College 555 Lane Community College 360 Linn-Benton Community College 238 Mt. Hood Community College 424 Oregon Coast Community College 195 Portland Community College 336 Rogue Community College 330 Southwestern Oregon Community College 990 Tillamook Bay Community College 489 Treasure Valley Community College 540 Umpqua Community College 383 SOUTH DAKOTA Lake Area Technical Institute 2,205 Mitchell Technical Institute 1,922 Southeast Technical Institute 1,807 Western Dakota Technical Institute 1,890 UTAH College of Eastern Utah 400 Salt Lake Community College 412 Snow College 390 WASHINGTON Bates Technical College

48 APPENDIX G MANDATORY FEES AT PUBLIC TWO-YEAR INSTITUTIONS IN THE WICHE REGION, Institution Resident Fees Bellevue Community College 240 Bellingham Technical College 155 Big Bend Community College 90 Cascadia Community College 120 Centralia College [8] 292 Clark College 304 Clover Park Technical College 135 Columbia Basin College 217 Edmonds Community College 431 Everett Community College 105 Grays Harbor College 177 Green River Community College 413 Highline Community College 75 Lake Washington Technical College 360 Lower Columbia College 270 North Seattle Community College 150 Olympic College 195 Peninsula College 102 Pierce College - Ft. Steilacoom 255 Pierce College - Puyallup 341 Renton Technical College 135 Seattle Central Community College 228 Shoreline Community College 320 Skagit Valley College 210 South Puget Sound Community College 113 South Seattle Community College 120 Spokane Community College 198 Spokane Falls Community College 138 Tacoma Community College 203 Walla Walla Community College 255 Wenatchee Valley College 97 Whatcom Community College 210 Yakima Valley Community College 308 WYOMING Casper College 216 Central Wyoming College 504 Eastern Wyoming College 512 Laramie County Community College 840 Northwest Community College 614 Sheridan College 595 Western Wyoming Community College 362 APPENDIX G ENDNOTES Note: Unless otherwise specified, mandatory non-resident fees are the same as the resident fees indicated. Three dashes ("---") indicate that zero mandatory fees were reported. [1] Non-resident mandatory fees are $6,670. [2] In California, non-resident charges are referred to as "tuition" while resident charges are referred to as "fees." [3] Non-resident mandatory fees are $5,098. [4] Non-resident mandatory fees are $1,327. [5] Non-resident mandatory fees are $821. [6] Non-resident mandatory fees are $785. [7] Non-resident mandatory fees are $1,055. [8] Non-resident mandatory fees are $554. Source: Western Interstate Commission for Higher Education,

49 APPENDIX H MANDATORY FEES AT PUBLIC FOUR-YEAR INSTITUTIONS IN THE WICHE REGION, Institution Resident Undergraduate Fees ALASKA ARIZONA University of Alaska, Anchorage 776 University of Alaska, Fairbanks 948 University of Alaska, Southeast 720 Arizona State University-Polytechnic 335 Arizona State University-Tempe 335 Arizona State University-West 335 Northern Arizona University 703 University of Arizona 623 CALIFORNIA California Maritime Academy 1,064 California Polytechnic State Univ., San Luis Obispo 2,242 California State Polytechnic University, Pomona 577 California State University, Bakersfield 1,084 California State University, Channel Islands 840 California State University, Chico 1,390 California State University, Dominguez Hills 619 California State University, East Bay 861 California State University, Fresno 649 California State University, Fullerton 628 California State University, Long Beach 580 California State University, Los Angeles 618 California State University, Monterey Bay 491 California State University, Northridge 846 California State University, Sacramento 965 California State University, San Bernardino 819 California State University, San Marcos 814 California State University, Stanislaus 1,072 Humboldt State University 1,520 San Diego State University 976 San Francisco State University 784 San Jose State University 1,140 Sonoma State University 1,278 University of California, Berkeley 1,538 University of California, Davis 2,556 University of California, Irvine 1,830 University of California, Los Angeles 1,379 University of California, Merced 1,628 University of California, Riverside 1,627 University of California, San Diego 1,904 University of California, Santa Barbara 2,311 University of California, Santa Cruz 2,103 COLORADO Adams State College 2,019 Colorado School of Mines 1,854 41

50 APPENDIX H MANDATORY FEES AT PUBLIC FOUR-YEAR INSTITUTIONS IN THE WICHE REGION, Institution Resident Undergraduate Fees HAWAII Colorado State University 1,729 Colorado State University-Pueblo 1,547 Fort Lewis College 1,544 Mesa State College 768 Metropolitan State College of Denver 986 University of Colorado, Boulder 1,493 University of Colorado, Colorado Springs 1,147 University of Colorado, Denver 883 Western State College 1,354 University of Hawaii, Hilo 304 University of Hawaii, Manoa 512 University of Hawaii, West Oahu 10 IDAHO [18] MONTANA NEVADA Boise State University 1,745 Idaho State University 1,616 Lewis-Clark State College 1,204 University of Idaho 1,977 Montana State University, Billings [1] 1,254 Montana State University, Bozeman [2] 1,332 Montana State University, Northern [3] 1,298 Montana Tech, University of Montana [4] 1,466 University of Montana, Missoula [5] 1,510 University of Montana, Western [6] 894 University of Nevada, Las Vegas 1,406 University of Nevada, Reno 1,278 Nevada State College 465 NEW MEXICO Eastern New Mexico University 1,212 New Mexico Highlands University 624 New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology 643 New Mexico State University 1,272 University of New Mexico 1,158 Western New Mexico University 978 NORTH DAKOTA OREGON Dickinson State University 1,089 Mayville State University 1,669 Minot State University 1,161 North Dakota State University 1,022 University of North Dakota 1,282 Valley City State University 1,643 Eastern Oregon University 1,395 Oregon Institute of Technology 1,410 42

51 APPENDIX H MANDATORY FEES AT PUBLIC FOUR-YEAR INSTITUTIONS IN THE WICHE REGION, Institution Resident Undergraduate Fees Oregon State University 1,355 Portland State University 1,482 Southern Oregon University 1,530 University of Oregon 1,260 Western Oregon University 1,431 SOUTH DAKOTA UTAH Black Hills State University 3,522 Dakota State University 4,177 Northern State University 3,357 South Dakota School of Mines and Technology 4,451 South Dakota State University 3,450 University of South Dakota 3,768 Dixie State College of Utah 549 Southern Utah University 540 University of Utah 847 Utah State University 804 Utah Valley University 616 Weber State University 752 WASHINGTON Central Washington University 1,537 Eastern Washington University 1,130 Evergreen State College 1,060 University of Washington 579 Washington State University 1,409 Western Washington University 1,284 WYOMING University of Wyoming 957 APPENDIX H ENDNOTES Note: Unless otherwise specified, mandatory non-resident undergraduate fees are the same as the resident undergraduate fees indicated. Three dashes ("---") indicate that zero mandatory fees were reported. [1] Non-resident undergraduate mandatory fees are $1,359. [2] Non-resident undergraduate mandatory fees are $1,419. [3] Non-resident undergraduate mandatory fees are $1,400. [4] Non-resident undergraduate mandatory fees are $1,626. [5] Non-resident undergraduate mandatory fees are $1,582. [6] Non-resident undergraduate mandatory fees are $966. Source: Western Interstate Commission for Higher Education,

52 APPENDIX I UNDERGRADUATE FULL-TIME EQUIVALENT (FTE) FOR FOUR-YEAR INSTITUTIONS Institution ALASKA University of Alaska, Anchorage 8,450 7,463 8,478 University of Alaska, Fairbanks 4,094 3,837 4,204 University of Alaska, Southeast ,586 ARIZONA Arizona State University-Polytechnic 48,294 1, Arizona State University-Tempe n/a 35,031 29,228 Arizona State University-West n/a 4,553 2,477 Northern Arizona University 16,144 11,756 12,410 University of Arizona 28,005 25,734 23,248 CALIFORNIA California Maritime Academy California Polytechnic State Univ., San Luis Obispo 17,795 16,908 15,162 California State Polytechnic University, Pomona 17,747 15,975 14,138 California State University, Bakersfield 5,868 5,266 4,136 California State University, Channel Islands 3,195 2,005 n/a California State University, Chico 14,665 13,560 13,009 California State University, Dominguez Hills 8,034 6,596 5,664 California State University, East Bay 10,324 8,059 7,705 California State University, Fresno 16,321 15,757 13,348 California State University, Fullerton 25,500 24,005 18,753 California State University, Long Beach 25,495 24,663 21,222 California State University, Los Angeles 13,052 12,255 10,848 California State University, Monterey Bay 3,979 3,184 2,192 California State University, Northridge 24,315 22,818 18,818 California State University, Sacramento 21,572 19,715 16,895 California State University, San Bernardino 13,004 11,182 9,066 California State University, San Marcos 6,976 5,227 3,912 California State University, Stanislaus 5,606 5,159 4,256 Humboldt State University 6,759 6,087 5,994 San Diego State University 24,486 23,611 21,391 San Francisco State University 21,624 19,970 16,577 San Jose State University 20,158 18,878 16,692 Sonoma State University 6,893 6,016 5,530 University of California, Berkeley 25,040 22,663 21,591 University of California, Davis 23,973 21,224 18,730 University of California, Irvine 21,866 19,532 15,747 University of California, Los Angeles 26,077 24,172 24,252 University of California, Merced 3, n/a University of California, Riverside 16,657 14,022 10,604 University of California, San Diego 22,652 19,927 15,938 University of California, San Francisco n/a n/a 93 University of California, Santa Barbara 19,468 17,625 17,036 University of California, Santa Cruz 14,961 13,267 10,714 44

53 APPENDIX I UNDERGRADUATE FULL-TIME EQUIVALENT (FTE) FOR FOUR-YEAR INSTITUTIONS Institution COLORADO Adams State College 2,058 1,913 1,781 Colorado School of Mines 3,522 3,028 2,458 Colorado State University 20,364 19,711 18,733 Colorado State University-Pueblo 4,155 3,601 4,000 Fort Lewis College 3,473 3,663 4,024 Mesa State College 5,497 4,799 4,279 Metropolitan State College of Denver 16,560 14,669 12,379 University of Colorado, Boulder 25,325 24,183 21,823 University of Colorado, Colorado Springs 5,898 5,244 4,051 University of Colorado, Denver 8,055 6,500 5,907 University of Northern Colorado 9,230 10,141 9,544 Western State College 1,917 2,050 2,184 HAWAII University of Hawaii, Hilo 2,974 2,771 2,289 University of Hawaii, Manoa 11,939 12,289 10,360 University of Hawaii, West Oahu IDAHO [20] Boise State University 13,424 12,358 10,851 Idaho State University 8,429 8,613 8,413 Lewis-Clark State College 2,764 2,501 2,156 University of Idaho 8,379 8,526 7,918 MONTANA Montana State University, Billings 2,666 2,776 2,792 Montana State University, Bozeman 9,495 9,724 9,512 Montana State University, Northern 999 1,085 1,164 Montana Tech of the University of Montana 1,770 1,409 1,349 University of Montana, Missoula 11,119 10,190 9,705 Western Montana College of the Univ. of Montana 1,112 1, NEVADA University of Nevada, Las Vegas 18,130 17,382 12,619 University of Nevada, Reno 11,397 10,973 8,321 Nevada State College 1, n/a NEW MEXICO Eastern New Mexico University 2,819 2,685 2,631 New Mexico Highlands University 1,783 1,420 1,524 New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology 1,114 1,137 1,076 New Mexico State University 13,226 10,963 10,656 University of New Mexico 17,101 15,945 13,876 Western New Mexico University 1,771 1,479 1,560 NORTH DAKOTA Dickinson State University 2,120 2,001 1,671 45

54 APPENDIX I UNDERGRADUATE FULL-TIME EQUIVALENT (FTE) FOR FOUR-YEAR INSTITUTIONS Institution Mayville State University Minot State University 2,496 2,831 2,501 North Dakota State University 11,230 9,432 8,226 University of North Dakota 9,146 9,741 8,571 Valley City State University OREGON Eastern Oregon University 2,413 2,207 2,002 Oregon Institute of Technology 2,397 2,111 2,104 Oregon State University 16,126 14,376 12,869 Portland State University 15,596 12,421 9,761 Southern Oregon University 3,603 3,674 3,984 University of Oregon 17,739 15,886 13,608 Western Oregon University 4,442 3,959 3,886 SOUTH DAKOTA Black Hills State University 2,756 2,731 2,890 Dakota State University 1,270 1,258 1,395 Northern State University 1,484 1,685 2,114 South Dakota School of Mines and Technology 1,530 1,598 1,742 South Dakota State University 8,944 8,071 6,598 University of South Dakota 4,914 4,745 4,428 UTAH Dixie State College of Utah 5,096 3,940 4,111 Southern Utah University 5,336 4,526 4,884 University of Utah 16,963 17,509 15,220 Utah State University 15,657 13,642 13,965 Utah Valley University 17,624 13,756 13,385 Weber State University 14,507 12,535 11,548 WASHINGTON Central Washington University 9,564 8,607 7,045 Eastern Washington University 9,060 8,650 6,974 Evergreen State College 4,200 3,749 3,552 University of Washington 32,977 26,116 25,286 Washington State University 19,517 17,485 15,029 Western Washington University 12,602 12,195 11,204 WYOMING University of Wyoming 8,612 8,125 7,643 Source: Fall Enrollment Survey from the National Center for Education Statistics (NCES) Integrated Postsecondary Education Data System (IPEDS). Note: Information about enrollment weights and FTE calculation is located in Appendix E. 46

55 APPENDIX J GRADUATE FULL-TIME EQUIVALENT (FTE) FOR FOUR-YEAR INSTITUTIONS Institution ALASKA University of Alaska, Anchorage University of Alaska, Fairbanks University of Alaska, Southeast ARIZONA Arizona State University-Polytechnic 10, Arizona State University-Tempe n/a 7,291 6,821 Arizona State University-West n/a Northern Arizona University 3,156 3,101 3,064 University of Arizona 6,809 5,682 5,149 CALIFORNIA California Polytechnic State Univ., San Luis Obispo California State Polytechnic University, Pomona 1,269 1,032 1,109 California State University, Bakersfield 1,136 1,078 1,043 California State University, Channel Islands n/a California State University, Chico 992 1,087 1,534 California State University, Dominguez Hills 2,136 1,997 2,686 California State University, East Bay 2,081 2,070 2,055 California State University, Fresno 2,357 1,999 2,418 California State University, Fullerton 3,491 3,336 3,020 California State University, Long Beach 4,093 3,663 3,461 California State University, Los Angeles 2,859 3,105 3,312 California State University, Monterey Bay California State University, Northridge 3,599 3,507 3,806 California State University, Sacramento 3,120 3,220 3,491 California State University, San Bernardino 1,912 2,254 2,677 California State University, San Marcos California State University, Stanislaus 957 1,040 1,042 Humboldt State University San Diego State University 4,286 3,970 3,904 San Francisco State University 3,638 3,694 4,306 San Jose State University 4,728 4,497 3,646 Sonoma State University University of California, Berkeley 9,628 8,004 6,992 University of California, Davis 6,182 4,348 4,153 University of California, Irvine 4,612 3,741 3,331 University of California, Los Angeles 11,556 8,814 9,779 University of California, Merced n/a University of California, Riverside 2,318 1,945 1,518 47

56 APPENDIX J GRADUATE FULL-TIME EQUIVALENT (FTE) FOR FOUR-YEAR INSTITUTIONS Institution University of California, San Diego 5,142 3,909 3,104 University of California, San Francisco 3,119 1,401 2,008 University of California, Santa Barbara 2,918 2,875 2,327 University of California, Santa Cruz 1,467 1,332 1,018 COLORADO Adams State College 345 2,305 2,167 Colorado School of Mines 1, Colorado State University 4,194 3,205 3,124 Colorado State University-Pueblo Mesa State College University of Colorado, Boulder 3,592 2,574 2,757 University of Colorado, Colorado Springs 1,243 1, University of Colorado, Denver 6,170 3,825 3,393 University of Northern Colorado 1,451 1,490 1,340 HAWAII University of Hawaii, Hilo University of Hawaii, Manoa 4,404 3,593 3,523 IDAHO Boise State University 1, Idaho State University 1,564 1,257 1,132 University of Idaho 1,763 1,590 1,470 MONTANA Montana State University, Billings Montana State University, Bozeman Montana State University, Northern Montana Tech of the University of Montana University of Montana, Missoula 1,520 1,226 1,035 NEVADA University of Nevada, Las Vegas 3,997 2,815 2,135 University of Nevada, Reno 2,143 1,795 1,604 NEW MEXICO Eastern New Mexico University New Mexico Highlands University New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology New Mexico State University 2,642 2,263 1,682 University of New Mexico 4,228 3,671 3,541 Western New Mexico University NORTH DAKOTA Minot State University

57 APPENDIX J GRADUATE FULL-TIME EQUIVALENT (FTE) FOR FOUR-YEAR INSTITUTIONS Institution North Dakota State University 1, University of North Dakota 1,895 1, OREGON Eastern Oregon University Oregon Institute of Technology Oregon State University 3,136 2,385 2,202 Portland State University 3,897 3,667 2,990 Southern Oregon University University of Oregon 4,896 3,562 2,995 Western Oregon University SOUTH DAKOTA Black Hills State University Dakota State University Northern State University South Dakota School of Mines and Technology South Dakota State University University of South Dakota 1,648 1,055 1,100 UTAH Southern Utah University University of Utah 5,942 4,355 3,309 Utah State University 2,010 2,216 1,934 Utah Valley University 20 n/a n/a Weber State University WASHINGTON Central Washington University Eastern Washington University 1, Evergreen State College University of Washington 12,076 9,085 7,500 Washington State University 3,482 2,370 2,198 Western Washington University WYOMING University of Wyoming 1,881 1,618 1,447 Source: Fall Enrollment Survey from the National Center for Education Statistics (NCES) Integrated Postsecondary Education Data System (IPEDS). Note: Information about enrollment weights and FTE calculation is located in Appendix E. 49

58 APPENDIX K UNDERGRADUATE FULL-TIME EQUIVALENT (FTE) FOR TWO-YEAR INSTITUTIONS Institution ALASKA Prince William Sound Community College ARIZONA Arizona Western College 4,158 3,022 2,586 Central Arizona College 2,935 2,558 2,325 Chandler-Gilbert Community College 4, ,978 Cochise County Community College District 1,905 1,958 2,577 Coconino County Community College 1, ,508 Eastern Arizona College 2,822 2,207 3,074 Estrella Mountain Community College 2,874 1,302 1,865 Gateway Community College 3,194 2,963 2,952 Glendale Community College 7,081 2,553 9,944 Mesa Community College 10,341 4,327 11,888 Mohave Community College 3, ,392 Northland Pioneer College ,167 Paradise Valley Community College 2, ,397 Phoenix College 4,091 2,539 5,887 Pima Community College 18,723 13,948 14,127 Rio Salado Community College 3, ,448 Scottsdale Community College 4,383 1,677 5,327 South Mountain Community College 1, ,614 Yavapai College 2,868 2,180 3,399 CALIFORNIA Alameda, College of 2, ,441 Allan Hancock College 5,524 3,350 6,015 American River College 16,677 11,437 13,931 Antelope Valley College 7,518 4,069 5,290 Bakersfield College 9,489 6,830 7,955 Barstow College 2,096 1,082 1,368 Berkeley City College (formerly Vista College) 2, ,720 Butte College 7,899 5,343 7,045 Cabrillo College 7,619 4,317 6,616 Canada College 2,698 1,619 2,428 Canyons, College of the 10,322 5,077 6,008 Cerritos College 11,314 9,054 11,619 Cerro Coso Community College 2,626 1,305 2,337 Chabot College 7,575 5,238 6,828 Chaffey College 10,924 6,152 7,722 Citrus College 6,798 6,596 6,813 50

59 APPENDIX K UNDERGRADUATE FULL-TIME EQUIVALENT (FTE) FOR TWO-YEAR INSTITUTIONS Institution City College of San Francisco 15,055 11,570 17,741 Coastline Community College 3,562 1,782 2,922 Columbia College 1, ,627 Compton Community College n/a 1,557 3,786 Contra Costa College 3,876 2,529 3,614 Copper Mountain College 1, ,035 Cosumnes River College 7,699 5,165 7,949 Crafton Hills College 3,164 2,197 2,713 Cuesta College 6,699 4,868 6,109 Cuyamaca College 4,342 2,697 3,267 Cypress College 8,536 7,714 10,406 DeAnza College 14,725 10,006 13,163 Desert, College of the 5,480 3,216 3,793 Diablo Valley College 11,193 7,991 11,994 East Los Angeles College 15,529 4,402 12,617 El Camino College 16,809 8,508 12,586 Evergreen Valley College 4,931 2,733 6,095 Feather River College 1, Folsom Lake College 4,456 2,422 n/a Foothill College 8,691 4,463 7,390 Fresno City College 12,534 6,239 10,710 Fullerton College 12,692 9,383 11,126 Gavilan College 3,649 1,563 2,781 Glendale Community College 8,930 5,816 7,937 Golden West College 7,113 5,793 6,976 Grossmont College 11,087 8,227 9,583 Hartnell College 5,266 2,566 3,989 Imperial Valley College 4,807 3,122 3,996 Irvine Valley College 6,257 3,048 4,758 Lake Tahoe Community College 1, ,380 Laney College 5,485 1,614 5,528 Las Positas College 5,233 2,753 3,551 Lassen Community College 1, ,227 Long Beach City College 14,670 6,530 11,072 Los Angeles City College 9,144 4,265 8,273 Los Angeles Harbor College 4,794 1,958 4,559 Los Angeles Mission College 4,471 1,416 3,437 Los Angeles Pierce College 10,220 4,969 8,470 Los Angeles Southwest College 3,141 1,325 2,961 Los Angeles Trade-Technical College 6,924 2,088 8,493 51

60 APPENDIX K UNDERGRADUATE FULL-TIME EQUIVALENT (FTE) FOR TWO-YEAR INSTITUTIONS Institution Los Angeles Valley College 8,598 4,469 8,869 Los Medanos College 5,260 2,692 4,226 Marin, The College of 2,920 1,362 3,903 Mendocino College 2,120 1,459 2,072 Merced College 6,439 4,050 5,463 Merritt College 2, ,634 Mira Costa College 7,672 3,867 5,094 Mission College 4,368 2,338 4,546 Modesto Junior College 9,794 7,253 8,404 Monterey Peninsula College 4,500 2,095 4,276 Moorpark College 9,425 6,361 7,754 Mt. San Antonio College 15,760 10,974 14,906 Mt. San Jacinto College 9,324 4,473 4,716 Napa Valley College 3,808 1,374 3,545 Ohlone College 5,188 2,673 4,853 Orange Coast College 14,405 11,192 13,188 Oxnard College 4,119 2,016 3,748 Palomar College 14,130 8,219 11,009 Palo Verde College 1, ,251 Pasadena City College 14,099 10,773 11,827 Porterville College 2,551 1,662 2,283 College of the Redwoods 3,940 3,070 4,061 Reedley College 8,311 2,905 5,330 Rio Hondo College 10,082 6,127 8,958 Riverside Community College 17,751 10,503 10,757 Sacramento City College 12,932 9,082 10,725 Saddleback College 12,052 6,303 9,746 San Bernardino Valley College 7,173 4,938 6,079 San Diego City College 7,048 4,767 10,843 San Diego Mesa College 10,280 7,856 10,731 San Diego Miramar College 4,468 2,892 3,665 San Joaquin Delta College 10,766 6,924 9,713 San Jose City College 5,278 2,639 5,693 San Mateo, College of 5,101 3,824 5,600 Santa Ana College 12,619 4,336 12,026 Santa Barbara City College 10,473 6,148 8,116 Santa Monica College 17,291 11,427 15,425 Santa Rosa Junior College 13,269 8,111 13,493 Santiago Canyon College 5,910 2,605 4,422 Sequoias, College of the 7,736 4,577 6,280 52

61 APPENDIX K UNDERGRADUATE FULL-TIME EQUIVALENT (FTE) FOR TWO-YEAR INSTITUTIONS Institution Shasta College 5,965 1,532 5,237 Sierra College 11,105 7,716 9,284 Siskiyous, College of the 1, ,479 Skyline College 5,004 3,004 4,320 Solano Community College 6,085 4,649 5,580 Southwestern College 11,110 6,444 9,503 Taft College 2, ,784 Ventura College 7,421 3,867 6,265 Victor Valley Community College 6,642 4,286 4,948 West Hills College Coalinga 1,660 1,773 2,399 West Hills College Lemoore 2,029 n/a n/a West Los Angeles College 4,946 1,909 4,619 West Valley College 5,806 3,315 5,862 Yuba College 4,665 3,245 5,576 COLORADO Aims Community College 2,702 2,140 3,711 Arapahoe Community College 3,969 3,007 3,652 Colorado Mountain College 1,645 1,601 3,386 Colorado Northwestern Community College Community College of Aurora 2,822 2,275 2,210 Community College of Denver 4,076 3,137 3,340 Front Range Community College 9,385 7,357 6,836 Lamar Community College Morgan Community College Northeastern Junior College 1, ,884 Otero Junior College Pikes Peak Community College 7,042 5,108 5,290 Pueblo Community College 3,458 2,862 2,580 Red Rocks Community College 4,160 2,677 3,822 Trinidad State Junior College 1,091 1,033 1,228 HAWAII Hawaii Community College 1,993 1,396 1,458 Honolulu Community College 2,193 2,078 2,781 Kapiolani Community College 3,938 3,214 4,121 Kauai Community College Leeward Community College 3,773 2,995 3,504 Maui Community College 2,261 1,390 1,558 Windward Community College 1, IDAHO College of Southern Idaho 3,907 3,640 3,425 53

62 APPENDIX K UNDERGRADUATE FULL-TIME EQUIVALENT (FTE) FOR TWO-YEAR INSTITUTIONS Institution Eastern Idaho Technical College n/a North Idaho College 3,561 2,922 2,984 MONTANA Dawson Community College Flathead Valley Community College 1,599 1,020 1,087 Miles Community College MSU-Billings, College of Technology n/a MSU-Great Falls, College of Technology 1, n/a Montana Tech, College of Technology n/a University of Montana, Helena College of Technology n/a University of Montana, Missoula College of Technology 1, n/a NEVADA Community College of Southern Nevada 17,294 11,482 13,627 Great Basin College 1,490 1,095 1,404 Truckee Meadows Community College 5,741 4,581 13,627 Western Nevada Community College 2,174 1,643 2,156 NEW MEXICO Central New Mexico Community College 13,752 10,629 9,159 Clovis Community College 1,305 1,115 1,657 Eastern New Mexico University, Roswell 1,769 1,784 1,791 Eastern New Mexico University, Ruidoso Luna Community College Mesalands Community College New Mexico Junior College 611 1,404 1,899 New Mexico Military Institute New Mexico State University, Alamogordo 1, ,031 New Mexico State University, Carlsbad New Mexico State University, Dona Ana 4,855 2,991 2,372 New Mexico State University, Grants Branch Northern New Mexico Community College 1, San Juan College 3,911 3,118 2,832 Santa Fe Community College 1,795 1,200 1,753 University of New Mexico, Gallup 1,709 1,402 1,428 University of New Mexico, Los Alamos University of New Mexico, Taos n/a University of New Mexico, Valencia County 1, NORTH DAKOTA Bismarck State College 3,145 2,557 2,203 North Dakota State College of Science 1,943 2,054 2,175 Lake Region State College

63 APPENDIX K UNDERGRADUATE FULL-TIME EQUIVALENT (FTE) FOR TWO-YEAR INSTITUTIONS Institution Minot State University, Bottineau Campus Williston State College OREGON Blue Mountain Community College 1, ,227 Central Oregon Community College 3,772 2,042 2,268 Chemeketa Community College 7,149 3,061 5,237 Clackamas Community College 4,851 3,865 3,435 Clatsop Community College Columbia Gorge Community College Klamath Community College Lane Community College 6,523 3,656 5,838 Linn-Benton Community College 4,444 3,507 3,052 Mt. Hood Community College 5,164 4,165 4,853 Oregon Coast Community College Portland Community College 16,522 12,223 12,088 Rogue Community College 2,839 1,545 2,283 Southwestern Oregon Community College 1,470 1,101 1,743 Tillamook Bay Community College Treasure Valley Community College 1,759 1,278 1,070 Umpqua Community College 1, ,020 SOUTH DAKOTA Lake Area Technical Institute 1,189 1,009 n/a Mitchell Technical Institute n/a Southeast Technical Institute 2,123 2,036 n/a Western Dakota Technical Institute 1, n/a UTAH College of Eastern Utah 1,391 1,349 1,923 Salt Lake Community College 16,078 12,733 11,861 Snow College 2,727 2,745 2,631 WASHINGTON Bates Technical College 1,348 1,140 n/a Bellevue Community College 3,198 3,604 6,997 Bellingham Technical College 1, n/a Big Bend Community College 1, ,376 Cascadia Community College 1, ,274 Centralia College 1, ,968 Clark College 5,713 4,020 5,095 Clover Park Technical College 1,273 1,147 n/a Columbia Basin College 3,696 2,757 3,521 Edmonds Community College 3,570 2,563 4,942 55

64 APPENDIX K UNDERGRADUATE FULL-TIME EQUIVALENT (FTE) FOR TWO-YEAR INSTITUTIONS Institution Everett Community College 2,849 2,093 3,963 Grays Harbor College ,287 Green River Community College 4,164 3,350 4,561 Highline Community College 3,401 2,936 4,280 Lake Washington Technical College 1,805 1,557 n/a Lower Columbia College 1,601 1,182 2,233 North Seattle Community College 1,649 1,489 3,480 Olympic College 2,756 2,319 3,883 Peninsula College ,369 Pierce College - Ft. Steilacoom 3,033 2,238 5,909 Pierce College - Puyallup 1,532 1,208 1,539 Renton Technical College n/a Seattle Central Community College 3,352 2,549 4,378 Shoreline Community College 1,991 2,456 4,518 Skagit Valley College 2,106 1,770 3,413 South Puget Sound Community College 2,373 1,886 2,903 South Seattle Community College 1,438 1,109 3,003 Spokane Community College 4,587 4,004 5,556 Spokane Falls Community College 4,063 3,724 6,271 Tacoma Community College 3,168 3,034 3,704 Walla Walla Community College 2,088 1,671 2,806 Wenatchee Valley College 1,874 1,759 2,071 Whatcom Community College 2,342 1,570 2,651 Yakima Valley Community College 2,246 2,334 2,902 WYOMING Casper College 2,341 2,181 2,559 Central Wyoming College 1, ,069 Eastern Wyoming College Laramie County Community College 2,439 1,999 1,989 Northwest Community College 1,475 1,259 1,112 Sheridan College 1,593 1,173 1,533 Western Wyoming Community College 1,639 1,428 1,524 Source: Fall Enrollment Survey from the National Center for Education Statistics (NCES) Integrated Postsecondary Education Data System (IPEDS). Note: Information about enrollment weights and FTE calculation is located in Appendix E. 56