<p>Any idea what it is or when it will be published?.. I’ve searched and searched but can’t find any info on it…</p>
<p>Here ya go:</p>
<p>2005-06, not 2004-05... I'm curious to see the increase in cost.</p>
<p>Oh sorry. According to the info I received at Penn Previews, the tuition for next year is $32,364, and total estimated cost (including living expenses) is $44,300.</p>
<p>So its an increase of about $2,000 from this year.</p>
<p>its about 4% a year increase</p>
<p><em>looks at title</em> Year 3000? Money won't exist then.</p>
<p>You will accept Republic Credits <em>Jedi hand wave</em></p>
<p>Well since college costs have averaged btw 5-8% increase per year...then the costs for the 3005-3006 school year should be around $28,000,000.</p>
<p>We won't have college in 3005-3006...we'll be directly streaming knowledge to and from computers...lol</p>
<p>$28 million?!</p>
<p>I wonder if McDonald's will still have a dollar menu...</p>
<p>Sure...$1 per fry, for low carb people</p>
<p>From March 23 DP:</p>
<p>While students may be dismayed by the ever-rising cost of their Penn education, the 5.4 percent tuition increase approved by the University Board of Trustees last week is consistent with those of Penn's peer institutions.
Students at Dartmouth and Princeton universities will experience tuition increases of 5 percent and 4.9 percent respectively for the 2005-2006 academic year.</p>
<p>However, this increase is the largest that the University has effected in some time and is a full percentage point jump from last year's 4.4 percent increase. It is the first time in five years that tuition has increased by more than 5 percent, bringing the total charge for tuition, fees and room and board to $41,766 per year.</p>