University of North Carolina system hikes tuition for out-of-state undergrads, freezes in-state tuition rates for the ninth year

The University of North Carolina System has increased out-of-state undergraduate tuition while keeping in-state rates steady for the ninth year, addressing inflation and funding needs. UNC-Chapel Hill’s out-of-state tuition rises to $43,152, while programs like NC Promise ensure in-state affordability. The move aims to maintain financial stability and support essential services without burdening North Carolina residents.

​The University of North Carolina System has increased out-of-state undergraduate tuition while keeping in-state rates steady for the ninth year, addressing inflation and funding needs. UNC-Chapel Hill’s out-of-state tuition rises to $43,152, while programs like NC Promise ensure in-state affordability. The move aims to maintain financial stability and support essential services without burdening North Carolina residents. The University of North Carolina System has increased out-of-state undergraduate tuition while keeping in-state rates steady for the ninth year, addressing inflation and funding needs. UNC-Chapel Hill’s out-of-state tuition rises to $43,152, while programs like NC Promise ensure in-state affordability. The move aims to maintain financial stability and support essential services without burdening North Carolina residents.