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 Tuition Recommendations Pursuant to state law, The University of Texas System Board of Regents (the Board) is authorized to set tuition. The Board will consider proposed tuition and fee increases at its May 2012 meeting. The rates in these 2012–13 tuition tables are based on the tuition proposal submitted by UT Austin and represent the maximum tuition that could be charged. The tuition rates for the 2012–13 academic year will be finalized after the Board’s May action. Your estimated tuition bill will be available at that time. Your actual tuition bill will be distributed in late July 2012. Your registration will not be completed until your tuition bill has been paid.
Read President Bill Powers' tuition recommendations letter (PDF) to The University of Texas System. Read the tuition recommendations report (PDF) from the Tuition Policy Advisory Committee (TPAC) to President Bill Powers. View the TPAC presentation from the Nov. 30 open forum (PowerPoint). Summer 2012 Tuition Rates
Summer Enhancement Program The Provost's Office debuted a program to expand and improve course offerings at The University of Texas at Austin for summer 2012. Learn more about the Summer Enhancement Program. Reduced Rates for Summer During the summer session, coursework is less expensive than during the long sessions. For all students, the rule is that coursework taken during the summer will cost 85 percent of what the same coursework would have cost during the long sessions. For example, for a student in Liberal Arts paying resident tuition, this table compares the cost for three and six hours:
A Report on Tuition Tuition Rates for 2011-12
   
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