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Cost of Tuition Nationally

The University of Texas at Austin is annually recognized as one of the best values in higher education by national publications that evaluate academic quality and cost. Here are data comparing the university’s cost to those at similar institutions across the nation.

Even with tuition increases, the total academic costs for residents of attending UT remain low relative to its peers.

UT’s 2009-10 Total Undergraduate Academic Costs for Residents
(for fall and spring semesters)

Institution
Rank
Total Academic Cost:
Resident
University of Illinois-Urbana/Champaign
1
$12,508
University of Michigan-Ann Arbor
2
$12,400
Michigan State University
3
$11,383
University of Minnesota-Twin Cities
4
$11,293
University of California-Berkeley
5
$9,749
University of California-Los Angeles
6
$9,151
University of Texas at Austin
7
$8,936*
Ohio State University-Main Campus
8
$8,706
Indiana University-Bloomington
9
$8,613
University of Wisconsin-Madison
10
$8,314
University of Washington
11
$7,692
University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill
12
$5,625

UT’s 2009-10 Total Undergraduate Academic Costs for Nonresidents
(for fall and spring semesters)

Institution Rank
Total Academic Cost:
Nonresident
University of Michigan-Ann Arbor
1
$36,163
University of California-Berkeley
2
$32,418
University of California-Los Angeles
3
$31,820
University of Texas at Austin
4
$29,906
Michigan State University
5
$27,781
University of Illinois-Urbana/Champaign
6
$26,650
Indiana University-Bloomington
7
$26,160
University of Washington
8
$24,367
University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill
9
$23,513
University of Wisconsin-Madison
10
$23,063
Ohio State University-Main Campus
11
$22,278
University of Minnesota-Twin Cities
12
$15,293

*Note: University of Texas at Austin rates are based on figures as reported to the Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board and represent the average academic year cost for a resident, undergraduate student taking 30 credit hours per academic year.

View complete comparison chart for 2009-10 undergraduate and graduate academic costs among peer institutions [PDF].

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