<p>S private college will rise 3.8% bringing tuition to $39,150 Lowest increase in 35 years... Sounds funny when I say I was thrilled that it didn't go any higher, when that total figure is so huge...</p>
<p>Okay, if you want names this is what I've gathered so far: </p>
<p>Yeshiva 0%
Princeton +2.9%
Brown +2.9%
Case Western +2.9%
George Washington 3%
Harvard +3.5%
Stanford +3.5%
NU +3.6%
JHU +3.8%
UMiami +3.9%
WUSTL +4.4%
Wake Forest +4.5%
Cornell +>4%
Notre Dame +4.65%</p>
<p>These are tuition numbers only, so can be deceptive. Often room and board numbers increase by a higher % than tuition.</p>
<p>A slight correction of researchmaven's numbers above:</p>
<p>The Notre Dame tuition increase for 2009-2010 is 4.4%.</p>
<p>Thanks for the update, Greta.</p>
<p>Yeshiva 0%
Princeton +2.9%
Brown +2.9%
Case Western +2.9%
George Washington 3%
Harvard +3.5%
Stanford +3.5%
NU +3.6%
JHU +3.8%
UMiami +3.9%
WUSTL +4.4%
Notre Dame +4.4%
Wake Forest +4.5%
Cornell + >4%</p>
<p>Keep the information coming.</p>
<p>Yale tuition will increase by 3.3%.
Yale</a> Daily News - Yale ups tuition by $1.5k</p>
<p>Yeshiva 0%
Princeton +2.9%
Brown +2.9%
Case Western +2.9%
George Washington 3%
Harvard +3.5%
Stanford +3.5%
NU +3.6%
JHU +3.8%
UMiami +3.9%
WUSTL +4.4%
Notre Dame +4.4%
Wake Forest +4.5%
Cornell + >4%
Yale + 3.3%</p>
<p>I don't think the plus sign is actually necessary. Seems that this would be the rule and if it's actually decreased... well, I believe it when I see it.</p>
<p>Tuition Changes for 2009-2010:</p>
<p>Yeshiva 0%
Princeton +2.9%
Brown +2.9%
Case Western +2.9%
Carnegie Mellon +2.94%
George Washington +3%
Yale + 3.3%
Harvard +3.5%
Stanford +3.5%
NU +3.6%
JHU +3.8%
UPenn +3.8%
Duke +3.9%
UMiami +3.9%
WUSTL +4.4%
Notre Dame +4.4%
Wake Forest +4.5%
Syracuse +4.5%
Cornell + >4%
Ithaca +4.75%
Dartmouth +4.8%</p>
<p>adding bucknell at 3.6%...</p>
<p>Yeshiva 0%
Princeton +2.9%
Brown +2.9%
Case Western +2.9%
Carnegie Mellon +2.94%
George Washington +3%
Yale + 3.3%
Harvard +3.5%
Stanford +3.5%
NU +3.6%
Bucknell +3.6%
JHU +3.8%
UPenn +3.8%
Duke +3.9%
UMiami +3.9%
WUSTL +4.4%
Notre Dame +4.4%
Wake Forest +4.5%
Syracuse +4.5%
Cornell + >4%
Ithaca +4.75%
Dartmouth +4.8%</p>
<p>Yeshiva 0%
Princeton +2.9%
Brown +2.9%
Case Western +2.9%
Carnegie Mellon +2.94%
George Washington +3% (entering freshman only; tuition fixed for all others)
Yale + 3.3%
Harvard +3.5%
Stanford +3.5%
NU +3.6%
Bucknell +3.6%
JHU +3.8%
UPenn +3.8%
Duke +3.9%
UMiami +3.9%
WUSTL +4.4%
Notre Dame +4.4%
Wake Forest +4.5%
Syracuse +4.5%
Cornell + >4%
Ithaca +4.75%
Dartmouth +4.8%</p>
<p>Tuition increases:
Yeshiva 0%
Princeton +2.9%
Brown +2.9%
Case Western +2.9%
Carnegie Mellon +2.94%
George Washington +3% (entering freshman only; tuition fixed for all others)
Yale + 3.3%
Harvard +3.5%
Stanford +3.5%
NU +3.6%
Bucknell +3.6%
JHU +3.8%
UPenn +3.8%
Duke +3.9%
UMiami +3.9%
WUSTL +4.4%
Notre Dame +4.4%
Lafayette +4.5%
Wake Forest +4.5%
Syracuse +4.5%
Cornell + >4%
Ithaca +4.75%
Dartmouth +4.8%</p>
<p>Tuition increases:
Yeshiva 0%
Princeton +2.9%
Brown +2.9%
Case Western +2.9%
Carnegie Mellon +2.94%
George Washington +3% (entering freshman only; tuition fixed for all others)
Yale + 3.3%
Harvard +3.5%
Stanford +3.5%
NU +3.6%
Bucknell +3.6%
JHU +3.8%
UPenn +3.8%
Duke +3.9%
UMiami +3.9%
WUSTL +4.4%
Notre Dame +4.4%
Lafayette +4.5%
Wake Forest +4.5%
Wellesley +3.9%
Syracuse +4.5%
Cornell + >4%
Ithaca +4.75%
Dartmouth +4.8%</p>
<p>Tuition increases:
Yeshiva 0%
Princeton +2.9%
Brown +2.9%
Case Western +2.9%
Carnegie Mellon +2.94%
Elon +5.9%
George Washington +3% (entering freshman only; tuition fixed for all others)
Yale + 3.3%
Harvard +3.5%
Stanford +3.5%
NU +3.6%
Bucknell +3.6%
JHU +3.8%
UPenn +3.8%
Duke +3.9%
UMiami +3.9%
WUSTL +4.4%
Notre Dame +4.4%
Lafayette +4.5%
Wake Forest +4.5%
Wellesley +3.9%
Syracuse +4.5%
Cornell + >4%
Ithaca +4.75%
Dartmouth +4.8%</p>
<p>Just being honest, the disorder was bugging me. Either the list is alpha or in order of increase. Just thinking alpha is probably better for looking for "your" school's increase. </p>
<p>Brown +2.9%
Bucknell +3.6%
Carnegie Mellon +2.94%
Case Western +2.9%
Cornell + >4%
Dartmouth +4.8%
Duke +3.9%
Elon +5.9%
George Washington +3% (entering freshman only; tuition fixed for all others)
Harvard +3.5%
Ithaca +4.75%
JHU +3.8%
Lafayette +4.5%
Notre Dame +4.4%
NU +3.6%
Princeton +2.9%
Stanford +3.5%
Syracuse +4.5%
UMiami +3.9%
UPenn +3.8%
Wake Forest +4.5%
Wellesley +3.9%
WUSTL +4.4%
Yale + 3.3%
Yeshiva 0%</p>
<p>Lehigh 2.9% increase. Lehigh</a> University - UR News Story: 3135</p>
<p>Kalamazoo increase is 5.9%. Ouch!</p>
<p>Adding Kalamazoo, Lehigh and Reed:</p>
<p>Brown +2.9%
Bucknell +3.6%
Carnegie Mellon +2.94%
Case Western +2.9%
Cornell + >4%
Dartmouth +4.8%
Duke +3.9%
Elon +5.9%
George Washington +3% (entering freshman only; tuition fixed for all others)
Harvard +3.5%
Ithaca +4.75%
JHU +3.8%
Kalamazoo +5.9%
Lafayette +4.5%
Lehigh +2.9%
Notre Dame +4.4%
NU +3.6%
Princeton +2.9%
Reed +3.9%
Stanford +3.5%
Syracuse +4.5%
UMiami +3.9%
UPenn +3.8%
Wake Forest +4.5%
Wellesley +3.9%
WUSTL +4.4%
Yale + 3.3%
Yeshiva 0%</p>
<p>I got that same letter, MilwDad. Ouch is right.</p>
<p>Do I understand correctly, that for the case of a student receiving FA from a school that meets 100% of need, the tuition list price is irrelevant, since the EFC isn't changing? I understand that for other cases it's very relevant! Thanks.</p>
<p>vossron, I think the numbers in the table reflect the "list price".</p>