Public notice of fee increases for out-of-state students

This is public notice that the University of Florida Board of Trustees will consider a proposal to increase out-of-state student fees by 10% at a special meeting on Wednesday, July 23, at 11 a.m. If approved, the increase will be effective beginning Fall 2025. 

This proposal will not affect the tuition or fees of in-state students.

Rationale and use of funds
The low cost of attendance at Florida’s public institutions — including UF — is made possible through generous state funding. 

Additionally, UF has not increased out-of-state rates in over a decade. As a result, UF is seeking to increase out-of-state student fees to address rising operational costs and to ensure all students make an equitable contribution toward the world-class educational experience and services expected of Florida’s flagship institution. 

Despite this proposal, the cost of attendance at UF will remain among the lowest in the country for out-of-state students. Additional revenue generated from the fee increase will be used to cover increasing costs of instruction and other operational costs incurred by the university in pursuit of our academic mission. 

Meeting information: 
The special meeting of the UF Board of Trustees will be held on Wednesday, July 23, at 11 a.m. Additional information will be available at the UF Board of Trustees website.

Additional information regarding the fee breakdown:  

* Proposed increase for UF Online and all other applicable programs not listed above.

In accordance with state law, this notice was sent by email to all enrolled students.