MORGANTOWN, WV (LOOTPRESS) – On Friday, West Virginia University officials greenlit a financial plan for the 2025 fiscal year that includes raising tuition and fees for students.
The Board approved the Fiscal Year 2025 Financial Plan, which includes a tuition increase of $228 per semester for resident undergraduate students and $624 per semester for non-resident students.
Graduate students will also see tuition increases, with resident students facing a $252 per semester hike and non-resident students facing a $639 increase.
West Virginia University officials say student tuition financial support will also be augmented to mitigate these increases. Paula Congelio, the Chief Financial Officer, highlighted that 50% of resident graduates receiving bachelor’s degrees in May 2023 did so without accumulating any debt.
Additionally, West Virginia University continues to perform favorably compared to regional and Big 12 peers.
You can view the full budget here.
