TOPEKA, Kan. — The Kansas Board of Regents this week approved tuition increases for five of the six state universities under its control.
Tuition will be increasing by 3% at the University of Kansas, 3.5% at Wichita State University and Kansas State University’s Manhattan campus, 8% at K-State’s Salina Campus, 2.5% at Pittsburg State University and 4% at Fort Hays State University,
Emporia State University will not be raising tuition.
Board of Regents Chair Carl Ice said the rate increases balance priorities in their strategic plan, which emphasizes affordability for Kansas families and success for students in their institutions.
