Tennessee Tech tuition and fees will not increase for the 2022-2023 school year.
Board of Trustees Chair Trudy Harper said funding in the state’s budget allowed the decision.
“A zero tuition increase helps students and families keep their budgets in check,” Harper said. “At the same time, the state understood the funding required to maintain and improve Tech’s ability to serve students and provide generous support for our efforts.”
Harper said the budget also included funding to maintain and improve the university’s ability to serve students. Later in the Board of Trustees meeting, a small dual enrollment tuition increase was approved. Due to changes in grant funding, the rate will be $179.50 per credit hour.
