The University of Vermont is freezing undergraduate tuition again.
“Only a small number of universities in the country have frozen tuition for four years,” board of trustees Chair Ron Lumbra said. “This not only helps students and families, but also helps position UVM for continued success in a highly competitive higher education environment, which is why our board continues to enthusiastically support President Garimella’s efforts in this area.”
Students will not see a tuition increase for the 2022-23 academic year. The graduating class of 2023 will have paid the same tuition all four years. In-state students will continue to pay $16,392. Out-of-state students will pay $41,280.
Tuition only represents the largest portion of what undergraduates pay to attend UVM, but there are several other costs.
The university charges a comprehensive undergraduate fee. That also will be frozen for the coming academic year, as will room and board.
The comprehensive fee is $2,610 for all undergraduates. It supports athletics, health services, technology, library resources, academic support services, online learning platforms, career counseling and student organizations.
Room rates range from $5,870 to $10,942 for the academic year.
Meal plans range from $4,568 to $5,104 for the academic year.
