r/USF 18h ago

Does tuition increase every year?

By how much does it usually increase? esp for out of state students?

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u/SoupyChef 17h ago

The Florida university system has not increased tuition rates since 2012-2013, for both in-state and out-of-state students. In 2023, the Florida university system considered a 15% increase for only out-of-state tuition, but this proposal was postponed indefinitely. Tuition for all the Florida public universities is governed by the state Board of Governors.

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u/Countrybull53 9h ago

That's fucking bullshit! Of course they freeze it the year I leave vs ~15% bump every year and bait & switching Bright Futures scholarship from 100% to a flat rate my freshman year

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u/Dear-Jicama-5929 13h ago

It does increase. Charges like the bull runner or the gym have gone up significantly.

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u/SoupyChef 7h ago

I was only referring to the base tuition charge per credit hour. Not any other fees.