Eastern Michigan University students will see a slight increase in their tuition this fall. The EMU Board of Regents approved the hike at its Thursday meeting.
The increase of 2.5% for undergraduates and 3% for graduates is the lowest in over a decade. The student services fee will be $225 per semester. Fees are being eliminated for hybrid courses, as well as for ones for new students, registration, and use of the Rec-IM facility.
University President Brendan Kelly says it’s all about what’s best for the students.
“And we’re very intentionally trying to make sure that we remain a very affordable option for a remarkable higher education experience in Michigan.”
Regents also approved new parking fee rates. The standard student parking rate is being lowered from $223 to $210 per semester. A discounted commuter rate is being added at $175.
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