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AUTHOR Khanna, Devki N., Comp. TITLE Colleges and Universities: Basic Student Charges, 1995-96. INSTITUTION Pennsylvania State Dept. of Education, Harrisburg. Div. of Data Services. PUB DATE Nov 95 NOTE 42p.; For related documents, see HE 029 955-959. For previous edition, see ED 388 171. PUB TYPE Statistical Data (110)
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ABSTRACT This report provides information about the cost of attending Pennsylvania colleges and universities, including tuition, required fees, and room and board charges for the year 1995-96 as well as trend information for the past 10 years. The main source of the data was an annual survey of 145 Pennsylvania colleges and universities. Comparative national data are also provided. Tables and figures present the following data:(1) average annual increase in undergraduate in-state basic student charges vs. the consumer price index, 1986-87 through 1995-96;(2) average undergraduate in-state tuition and required fees by institutional category, 1986-87 through 1995-96;(3) average annual increase in undergraduate in-state tuition and required fees, 1986-87 through 1995-96;(4) average combined room and board charges by institutional category, 1986-87 through 1995-96;(5) average annual increase in room and board charges, 1986-87 through 1995-96;(6) average basic student charges by institutional category, 1995-96; and (7) average undergraduate basic student charges in 4-year institutions, United States, Pennsylvania, and selected neighboring states, 1994-95. Appendixes provide additional data, a glossary, and notes on sources. (MDM)
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Bask Student Charges 1995-96
Compiled by
Devki N. Khanna Educational Statistics Associate
November 1995
3 Commonwealth of Pennsylvania Tom Ridge, Governor
Department of Education Eugene W. Hickok, Secretary
Bureau of Information Systems Bruce J. Cowling, Director
Division of Data Services Roger G. Hummel, Chief
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PA Department of Education (717) 787-2644 Division of Data Services Fax (717) 787-3148 333 Market Street TTY (717) 783-8445 Harrisburg, PA 17126-0333 CONTENTS
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Overview 1
Statistical Highlights, 1995-96 2
Figure 1. Average Annual Increase in Undergraduate In-State Basic Student Charges vs the CPI, 1986-87 Through 1995-96 3
Table 1. Average Undergraduate In-State Tuition and Required Fees by Institutional Category, 1986-87 Through 1995-96 4
Figure 2. Average Annual Increase in Undergraduate In-State Tuition and Required Fees, 1986-87 Through 1995-96 5
Table 2. Average Combined Room and Board Charges by Institutional Category, 1986-87 Through 1995-96 6
Figure 3. Average Annual Increase in Room and Board Charges, 1986-87 Through 1995-96 7
Table 3. Average Basic Student Charges by Institutional Category, 1995-96 8
Figure 4. Average Undergraduate Basic Student Charges in Four-Year Institutions, United States, Pennsylvania and Selected Neighboring States, 1994-95 9
AppendixA. Basic Student Charges at Colleges and Universities, 1995-96 A-1
AppendixB. Tuition and Required Fees for First-Professional Programs, 1995-96 B-1
Appendix C. Average Undergraduate Basic Student Charges in Institutions of Higher Education by Control of Institution and State, 1994-95 C-1
AppendixD. Glossary D-1
AppendixE. Sources E-1
AppendixF. Nonrespondent F-1 OVERVIEW
This publication provides information about the cost of attending Pennsylvania colleges and universities.It lists tuition and required fees for undergraduate, graduate and first-professional programs, as well as room and board charges by institution.In addition, historical data by institutional category for the past 10 years is provided and compared with the average increase in the Consumer Price Index during the same period. National data by state, as well as a graphic presentation of these costs for selected neighboring states, compares how Pennsylvania ranked in relation to these states.
The source of this data is an annual survey of 145 Pennsylvania colleges and universities. An estimate is provided for one nbnresponding institution.In addition, the data for branch campuses, where available, is also provided. National data was drawn from the results of a survey conducted by the U. S.
Department of Education, National Center for Education Statistics (NCES). Consumer price indices were obtained from the U.S. Department of Labor, Bureau of Labor Statistics.
6 STATISTICAL HIGHLIGHTS 1995-96
AVERAGE UNDERGRADUATE AVERAGE YEARLY IN-STATE TUITION, FEES, INCREASE OVER INSTITUTIONAL CATEGORY ROOM AND BOARD, 1995-96 10-YEAR PERIOD (NEAREST $100)
State Universities $ 7,500 7.2 % State-Related Commonwealth Universities 9,700 5.9 % Community Colleges 1,800 if 5.6 °A Private State-Aided Institutions 21,300 8.1 % Private Colleges and Universities 18,000 7.6 % Theological Seminaries 6,200 4.1 % Private Two-Year Colleges 13,000 6.8 % State School of Technology 8,200
1/In-district tuition and required fees only.
Note:Average yearly increase over 10-year period for the Thaddeus Stevens State School of Technology is not included because this school was not authorized to grant associate degrees prior to passage of Act 211 of 1990.
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2 ...on average, the cost of attending college in Pennsylvania exceeded the increase in the CPI...
FIGURE 1
AVERAGE ANNUAL INCREASE IN UNDERGRADUATE IN-STATE BASIC STUDENT CHARGES VS THE CPI 1986-87 THROUGH 1995-96
15%
I State Universities State-Related Commonwealth Universities Community Colleges Private State-Aided Institutions Private Colleges and Universities Theological Seminaries 10% fttPrivate Two-Year Colleges CPI
5%
0%
Note:Average annual increase in undergraduate in-state basic student charges for the Thaddeus Stevens State School of Technology is not included because this school was not authorized to grant associate degrees prior to passage of Act 211 of 1990.
The average annual increase in undergraduate in-state basic student charges (tuition, required fees, and room and board) for each institutional category was higher than the average increase in the Consumer Price Index (CPI) for the past 10 years. For example, during the period July 1985 through June 1995, the CPI rose an average of 3.6% annually (1982-84=100.0), whereas the average increase in basic student charges between 1986-87 and 1995-96 ranged between 4.1% for theological seminaries and 8.1% for private state-aided institutions.
3 8 ...state universities had the largest percentage increase in undergraduate in-state tuition and required fees since 1986-87... AVERAGE UNDERGRADUATE IN-STATE TUITION AND REQUIRED FEES BY INSTITUTIONAL CATEGORY 1986-87 THROUGH 1995-96 TABLE 1 State Universities INSTITUTIONAL CATEGORY $1986-87 1,881 $1987-88 2,038 $1988-89 2,333 $1989-90 2,437 $1990-91 2,569 $1991-92 3,028 $ 3,2361992-93 $ 3,5711993-94 $ 3,7551994-95 $ 3,9451995-96 PrivateCommunityState-Related State-Aided Colleges Commonwealth Institutions Universities 7,2691,1062,924 7,9713,1181,182 8,5733,4351,278 9,2723,5721,301 10,021 1,3983,807 11,0004,1341,478 11,905 4,4831,578 12,835 4,5941,626 13,522 4,8531,685 14,194 5,0911,797 TheologicalPrivatePrivate Colleges Two-Year Seminaries and Colleges Universities 6,4164,2932,190 4,8802,1906,990 5,2592,2057,623 2,4558,3995,725 6,2292,8659,357 10,167 6,7332,870 10,811 7,2843,205 11,572 7,9153,305 12,264 8,3483,407 12,937 8,3713,473 Note: State School of Technology associateTuition and degrees. required fees for the Thaddeus Stevens State School of Technology were included starting in 1990-91 3,250 because Act 211 3,420of 1990 authorized 3,645 3,845 this school to grant4,095 4,295 undergraduatecolleges and universities tuition and (101.6%). required fees The forincrease 1995-96 at inthe all theological but twoForOver categoriesthe theseminaries 12 past months ten of Pennsylvaniawasyears, ending the undergraduate lowestin June colleges (58.6%). 1995, in-state andthe rateuniversities tuition of inflation, and exceeded required as measured the fees Consumer more by the than Consumer doubled atPrice state Index, universities was 2.9%. (109.7%) Increases in and private theologicaluniversities,TechnologycategoriesPrice Index. ofseminaries, 5.1%;forWith institutions. the the private first exception 1.9%;time Privatestate-aided in and 1995-96.of two-year privatecommunity institutions, Specifically,two-year colleges colleges, 5.0%; colleges, had the thethestate-related increases average lowest0.3%. percentage were:percentage commonwealth community increase increase universities colleges, as was a result lower 6.6%; and of in state including private1995-96 school colleges theas of comparedPennsylvania technology, and universities, to 1994-95 each Institute 4.9%; 5.5%; for of all state 4 ...state universities had the highest average annual increase in undergraduate in-state tuition and required fees over the past 10 years...
FIGURE 2
AVERAGE ANNUAL INCREASE IN UNDERGRADUATE IN-STATE TUITION AND REQUIRED FEES 1986-87 THROUGH 1995-96
15 % State Universities
00:44 State-Related Commonwealth Universities Community Colleges Private State-Aided Institutions Private Colleges and Universities Theological Seminaries 10% Private Two-Year Colleges
Im, a1 alaiit.* 111.1i i! Rapala gala 5% ilia ais Ea Ea a a a fa aa .1. Ia alai& !. galaala a 0%
Note: Average annual increase in undergraduate in-state tuition and required fees for the Thaddeus Stevens State School of Technology is not included because this school was not authorized to grant associate degrees prior to passage of Act 211 of 1990.
Among public institutions, state universities had the highest average annual increase in undergraduate in-state tuition and required fees since 1986-87. Specifically, the increases were: state universities, 8.3%; state-related commonwealth universities, 6.5%; and community colleges, 5.6%. For private institutions, the increases were: private colleges and universities, 8.2%; private state-aided institutions, 7.9%; private two-year colleges, 7.7%; and theological seminaries, 4.9%. ...private state-aided institutions had the largest percentage increase in average room and board charges over the past decade... AVERAGE COMBINED ROOM AND BOARD CHARGES BY INSTITUTIONAL CATEGORY 1986-87 THROUGH 1995-96 TABLE 2 State Universities INSTITUTIONAL CATEGORY $1986-87 2,077 $1987-88 2,155 $ 2,2901988-89 $1989-90 2,492 $1990-91 2,713 $1991-92 2,978 $1992-93 3,148 $1993-94 3,334 $ 3,4571994-95 $ 3,5721995-96 PrivateState-Related State-AidedColleges Commonwealth and Institutions Universities Universities 3,0193,4522,946 3,2073,8133,023 3,3933,9853,167 3,6494,3733,326 4,5713,9063,531 4,1914,9423,734 4,4335,0613,918 4,6656,4304,119 4,8746,8484,376 5,0737,0734,595 PrivateTheological Two-Year Seminaries Colleges 2,7992,354 2,9782,448 3,1392,531 3,3432,661 2,6753,4392,549 3,1193,6642,661 3,2703,9742,896 3,4154,1772,829 3,6504,2432,880 4,5852,7423,910 Note: State School of Technology 2. Room1. and board charges for the ThaddeusassociateCommunity degrees.Stevens colleges State are notSchool listed of since Technology room and were board included charges starting are not in 1990-91applicable. because Act 211 of 1990 authorized this school to grant seminaries was the lowest (16.5%). The increases in other WithcategoriesPrivate the exception state-aided ranged fromof institutionstheological 55.9% to roomseminaries, 71.9%. and board the 1995-96charges moreaverage than percentage doubled (104.9%) increases since in room 1986-87, and boardwhile thecharges increase for allat categoriestheological of 4.1%;colleges4.8%privateinstitutions instate 1995-96. had two-year universities thewere highest This colleges,higher decrease and percentage than private8.1%; the was state Consumerstate-aided increaselargely school effected Pricein institutions,of room technology, Index by and the (2.9%). boardeach elimination 7.1%; 3.3%. charges.The state-related average of boardSpecifically, room services commonwealth and when boardat Lancaster compared charges universities, Theological tofor 1994-95, theological 5.0%; Seminary. privatethe seminariesaverage colleges Private increases decreased and two-year universities, were: by 6 ...private state-aided institutions had the highest average annual increase in room and board charges for the past 10 years...
FIGURE 3
AVERAGE ANNUAL INCREASE IN ROOM AND BOARD CHARGES 1986-87 THROUGH 1995-96
15% State Universities State-Related Commonwealth Universities Private State-Aided Institutions Private Colleges and Universities Theological Seminaries Private Two-Year Colleges 10 %
5%
0%
Note: Average annual increase in room and board charges for the Thaddeus Stevens State School of Technology is not included because this school was not authorized to grant associate degrees prior to passage of Act 211 of 1990.
With the exception of theological seminaries, the average increases in room and board charges were higher than the average increase in the Consumer Price Index (3.6%) during the past decade. The smallest average increase was at the theological seminaries (2.6%) while percentages for the remaining categories ranged from 5.1% to 8.7%. ...private state-aided institutions had the highest basic student charges... AVERAGE BASIC STUDENT CHARGES BY INSTITUTIONAL CATEGORY TABLE 3 TUITION AND REQUIRED1995-96 FEES ROOM AND BOARD INSTITUTIONAL CATEGORY In-State Undergraduate Out-of-State In-State First-Professional Out-of-State In-State Graduate 6A-of-State RoomCombined andBoard 1/ Room Board CommunityState-RelatedState Universities Colleges Commonwealth Universities $ 3,945 1,7975,091 $ 8,919 5,5579,868 $ 13,923 - $ 19,906 $ 3,853 6,318 $ 6,43711,169 $ 3,572 4,595 $ 2,012 2,570 $ 1,560 2,025 TheologicalPrivate CollegesState-Aided Seminaries and Institutions Universities 12,93714,194 3,473 12,93714,194 3,473 14,00622,024 5,284 14,00623,149 5,284 10,28014,1674,968 10,28014,167 4,968 2,7425,0737,073 1,5002,6393,931 2,4321,5953,100 1/ Averages based onStatePrivate those School Two-Yearinstitutions of Technology havingColleges both room and board charges. 4,2958,371 8,371 3,9104,585 1,6102,509 2,3002,268 attendingNote: A dash theological (-) indicates seminaries"not applicable." to $21,267 for students attendingFor 1995-96, private state-aidedaverage undergraduate institutions. Forbasic two-year student institutions, charges at thefour-year averages colleges were ranged from $6,215 per academic year for students $12,956privateincrease for colleges inprivate the Consumer and two-year universities, colleges,Price Index state-related $8,205 (2.9%). for commonwealthIncreasesthe state school at Withcommunity universities, of the technology exception colleges private and of jumped theological $1,797state-aided 6.6%, for seminariescommunity institutions while increases andcolleges and private state at (no the universitiestwo-year room state andschool colleges, board).were of 5.9%,technology, increases 5.1%, in basic student charges were greater than the 5.0%, 4.4% and 4.2%, respectively. Private two-year colleges had an increase of 2.9%, while theological seminaries decreased by 1.2%. 8 ...average undergraduate basic student charges at Pennsylvania four-year institutions were higher than the national average...
FIGURE 4
AVERAGE UNDERGRADUATE BASIC STUDENT CHARGES IN FOUR-YEAR INSTITUTIONS UNITED STATES, PENNSYLVANIA, AND SELECTED NEIGHBORING STATES 1994-95
$25,000 Pennsylvania New York Ohio $20,000 New Jersey Maryland United States
$15,000
$10,000
$5,000
$0 PUBLIC PRIVATE
Source:U.S. Department of Education, National Center for Education Statistics (unpublished data)
Pennsylvania had the fourth highest charges among four-year public institutions in the nation in 1994-95. Pennsylvania institutions charged on the average $8,664 against the national average of $6,674. All the neighboring states listed exceeded the national average. The average for Pennsylvania private four-year colleges and universities was the ninth highest. These institutions charged on the average $19,035 compared to the national average of $16,646. Only Ohio, of the neighboring states, had charges lower than the national average. BASIC STUDENT CHARGES AT COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES APPENDIX A 1995-96TUITION AND REQUIRED FEES ROOM AND BOAR In -State Undergraduate 1 Out-of-State In-State Graduate I Out-of-State RoomCombined and Board Board STATE UNIVERSITIESBloomsburg University $ 3,915 $ 8,889 $ 3,783 $ 6,353 $ 2,984 $ 1,650 $ 1,334 EastClarionCheyneyCalifornia Stroudsburg University UniversityUniversity University 4,0544,1364,0163,729 8,9909,0288,7039,110 3,8623,9703,6044,038 6,4326,5406,1746,608 3,4482,9764,0403,890 2,1702,0501,7401,944 1,9461,27812361,990 KutztownIndianaEdinboroLock UniversityHaven University University 3,8223,9403,8913,924 8,7968,9148,8658,898 3,8223,8103,7873,924 6,3576,3926,3806,694 3,8563,0103,2303,788 2,0001,9641,8581,898 1,8921,0101,3721,890 MillersvilleMansfieldShippensburg UniversityUniversity University 4,0104,1003,804 9,0748,7788,984 4,1003,6243,850 6,4206,6706,194 3,6004,0383,438 2,0182,3241,962 1,5821,7141,476 STATE-RELATEDWestSlippery Chester COMMONWEALTH Rock University UNIVERSITIES 4,0133,874 8,8488,987 3,7564,013 6,3266,583 4,2323,478 2,6581,926 1,5741,552 PennsylvaniaPennLincoln Cotlege/PSU University State AffiliateUniversity 5,8383,956 6,9396,144 5,289 8,499 3,700 1,900 1,800 MainAllentownAbington-Ogontz Campus Campus Campus 5,0945,2585,094 11,310 7,878 5,872 12,018 4,300 1,900 2,400 DelawareBerksBeaverAltoona Campus CampusCampus County Campus 5,094 7,878 4,3004,300 1,900 2,400 BASIC STUDENT CHARGES AT COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES APPENDIX A 1995-96TUITION AND REQUIRED FEES ROOM AND BOARD In-Slate Underg aduate I Out-of-State In-State Graduate l Out-of-State RoomCombined and Board Room Board FayetteErieDubois Behrend CampusCampus College $ 5,094 5,0945,258 $ 7,87811,310 7,878 $ 5,872 - $ 12,018 - $ 4,300 - $ 1,900 - $ 2,400 - HarrisburgGreatHazleton Valley Capital CampusGraduate College Center 5,2585,094 11,310 7,878 5,872 304icr 12,018 304/cr 4,300 1,900 2,400 HersheyNewMontMcKeesport Kensington AltoMedical Campus Campus Center Campus 5,094 7,878 5,872 12,018 4,300 1,900 2,400 ShenangoSchuylkillWilkes-Barre Campus Campus Campus 5,094 7,878 4,300 1,900 2,400 Temple UniversityYorkWorthington-Scranton Campus Campus 5,0945,5145,094 10,296 7,878 6,656 9,368 5,546 3,596 1,950 University of PittsburghBradfordMain Campus Campus 5,5945,638 11,68011,724 7,454 14,792 - 4,2404,834 2,8842,200 2,0401,950 TitusvilleJohnstownGreensburg Campus Campus Campus 5,6565,6005,414 11,25611,74211,686 4,3364,2803,830 2,3402,5002,010 1,9961,7801,820 COMMUNITY BucksCOLLEGES County Community College 1,5002,034 4,5006,554 CambriaButler County County Community Area Community College College 20 1,350 A-2 5,400 2. BASIC STUDENT CHARGES AT COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES APPENDIX A 1995-96TUITION AND REQUIRED FEES ROOM AND BOARD In-State Undergraduate I Out-of-State In -State Graduate I Out-of-State CombinedRoom and Board Room Board Community College of PhiladelphiaBeaverAllegheny County County $ 2,020 2,0551,910 $ 6,016 6,0156,230 $ $ - $ $ $ DelawareHarrisburgErie County County Area Technical Community Community Institute College College 1,9501,710 5,8505,190 Lehigh CarbonLancasterMainLebanon Community Campus Campus Campus College 1,8901,748 6,0305,2435,243 NorthamptonMontgomeryLuzeme County CountyCountyMain Community Campus CommunityCommunity College CollegeCollege 1,9502,0401,590 6,2106,1804,470 WestmorelandReading AreaMonroe Community County Campus Community College College 1,8903,3901,313 4,0435,4306,210 PRIVATE STATE-AIDEDDrexel University INSTITUTIONS 13,844 13,844 16,128 16,128 6,646 3,946 2,700 PennsylvaniaMedical College College of PA of and OptometryPodiatric Hahnemann Medicine University 9,210 9,210 - 10,1809,943 - 10,180 9,943 4,5903,3003,888 ThomasPhiladelphia Jefferson College University of Osteopathic Medicine 14,350 14,350 16,90011,500 11,50016,900 3,860 22 University of Pennsylvaniathe Arts 19,89813,670 A-319,89813,670 20,84613,670 20,84613,670 7,500 4,000 3,50011 BASIC STUDENT CHARGES AT COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES APPENDIX A 1995-96TUITION AND REQUIRED FEES ROOM AND BOARD In-State Undergraduate I Out-of-State In -State Graduate l 0(.11-of-State RoomCombined and Board Room PRIVATE COLLEGESAcademy of ANDthe New UNIVERSITIES Church $ 4,440 $ 4,440 $ 143/cr $ 143/cr $ 3,729 $ 1,645 $ 2,084 AlvemiaAllentownAlleghenyAlbright CollegeCollege College of St. Francis de Sales 10,44018,02016,5759,850 10,44018,02016,5759,850 370/cr 370/cr 4,7304,5504,8205,050 2,5302,6502,2902,720 2,2002,4002,2602,100 BeaverBaptistAmericanBryn Bible CollegeMawr College College College and Seminary 19,78013,9706,686 19,78013,9706,686 17,60014,7905,044 163/cr 17,60014,790 5,044 163/cr 4,0707,0855,750 4,1003,4501,608 2,9852,3002,462 CabriniBucknell College University 10,58811,60019,470 11,60019,470 17,720 5,400 17,720 5,400 6,5004,925 3,2502,640 3,2502,285 ChathamCedarCarnegie-MellonCarlow Crest College College College University 14,19614,77018,700 14,19614,77018,70010,588 14,35219,723 334/cr - 14,35219,723 334/cr - 5,4405,3655,8504,512 2,7202,8933,6102,488 2,7202,4722,2402,024 DelawareCurtisCollegeChestnut Institute Misericordia HillValley College of College Music 12,19011,86513,208 625 2/ 13,20812,19011,865 625 2/ 8,280 625308/cr 2/ 8,280 625308/cr 2/ 5,2905,9905,445 2,3143,2402,450 2,9762,7502,995 Dickinson SchoolCollege of Law 12,57819,750 19,750 13,900 13,900 5,270 2,5502,720 2,550 FranklinElizabethtownEasternDuquesne Collegeand University Marshall College College 21,35015,49011,780 21,35015,49011,78012,578 10,656 8,010 10,656 8,010 4,3304,5505,0365,580 2,9002,2752,3703,030 2,6662,5501,4302,275 BASIC STUDENT CHARGES AT COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES APPENDIX A 1995-96TUITION AND REQUIRED FEES ROOM AND BOARD In-State Undergraduate 1 Out-of-State In-State Graduate I Out-of-State RoomCombined and Board Room GratzGettysburgGenevaGannon College CollegeUniversity College $11,114 20,83410,0406,400 $11,114 20,83410,040 6,400 $ 8,920 8,000 325/cr $ 8,920 8,000 325/cr $ 5,030 4,5224,600 $ 2,970 2,2762,300 $ 2,060 2,2462,300 Gwynedd-MercyGrove City College College 12,0176,174 12,017 6,174 330/cr250/cr 330/cr250/cr 5,8003,474 3,5702,9001,474 2,9802,9002,000 JuniataImmaculateHolyHaverford Family College College College 16,01010,88019,884 9,500 19,88416,01010,8809,500 303/cr295/cr 303/cr295/cr 4,6405,6786,550 2,3203,024 - 2,3202,654 LancasterLafayetteKing's College CollegeBible College 19,62112,2607,700 19,62112,260 7,700 4,610 420/cr 4,610 420/cr 6,0005,5003,500 2,5701,4003,150 2,1002,8502,930 LaSalleLaroche University College 12,6009,426 12,600 9,426 9,588 331/cr 9,588 275/cr331/cr 5,3205,022 3,1703,006 2,1502,016 3/ LebanonMarywoodLycomingLehigh Valley University College College College 11,50014,76019,65014,785 11,50014,76019,65014,785 17,760 9,400 275/cr 17,7609,400 4,8004,4005,8104,755 2,3102,4002,3003,260 2,4002,1002,5502,445 MooreMessiahMercyhurst College College College of Ad & Design 14,42210,95411,016 14,42210,95411,016 8,330 8,330 5,3375,0404,251 3,1972,4402,100 2,1402,6002,151 MountMoravian Aloysius CollegeMoravian College Theological Seminary 15,880 8,360 - 15,880 8,360 7,036 7,036 3,7604,950 1,5902,720 2,2302,170 ir 26 NeumannMuhlenbergPennsylvania College College Academy of the Fine Arts 11,09017,5508,050 A-511,09017,550 8,050 13,5008,160 13,5008,160 4,720 2,440 2,280 27 BASIC STUDENT CHARGES AT COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES APPENDIX A 1995-96 TUITION AND REQUIRED FEES ROOM AND BOARD In-State Undergraduate I Out-of-State In-State Graduate 1 Out -of -State RoomCombined and Board Philadelphia College of TextilesPharmacyBible and and Science Science $ 8,06012,28612,450 $ 8,060 12,28612,450 $ 5,42411,750 9,238 $ 5,42411,7509,238 $ 4,444 5,6765,666 $ 2,060 2,7643,500 $ 2,384 2,9122,166 ReconstructionistPoint Park College Rabbinical College 10,552 10,552 7,5277,896 7,5277,896 4,9504,554 2,5002,626 - 2,4501,928 SaintSaintRosemontRobert Francis Joseph's Morris College College University 14,02511,85012,405 7,350 12,40514,02511,8507,350 9,8408,8767,224 298/cr 8,8767,2249,840 298/cr 6,4505,3506,100 3,8502,5403,050 2,8103,0502,600 SaintSeton Vincent Hill College CollegeSaint Vincent Seminary 11,31011,775 11,310 7,490 340/cr 7,490 340/cr 4,4664,2004,435 2,1292,1522,000 2,3142,2002,306 UniversityThielSwEuthmoreSusquehanna College of CollegeScranton University 20,18612,57011,95217,080 12,57020,18617,080 20,186 9,410 20,186 9,410 4,9006,2844,9586,880 3,6222,5903,536 2,6622,3102,3683,344 VillanovaValleyUrsinus Forge College University Christian College 15,84016,5704,692 4,692 10,140 10,140 7,0253,1885,330 3,7051,1942,665 3,3201,9942,665 WestminsterWaynesburgWashington andCollege Jefferson College 13,95016,8409,600 13,950 9,600 6,8407,920 7,9206,840 4,2053,9803,892 1,9622,0351,910 2,0701,9302,170 YorkWilsonWilkesWidener College UniversityCollege University of Pennsylvania 12,11712,95012,4735,730 12,11712,95012,4735,730 10,176 9,630 255/cr525/cr 10,1769,630 255/cr525/cr 3,8105,3385,4105,650 2,6342,8351,8503,260 2,7042,1502,8151,960 28 A-6 BEST COPY AVAILAb 29 BASIC STUDENT CHARGES AT COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES APPENDIX A 1995-96 In-State Undergraduate l Out-of-State TUITION AND REQUIRED FEES In-State Graduate I Out-of-State RoomCombined and Board ROOM AND BOARD Room THEOLOGICALBiblical SEMINARIES Theological Seminary $ $ 4,163 $ 4,163 $ $ EvangelicalEasternChristCalvary the Baptist Saviour School Theological Seminary of Theology Seminary 2,100 2,100 4,5753,4903,740 4,5753,4903,740 1,200 2,2301,200 500 700 LancasterFaithLutheran Theological Theological Theological Seminary Seminary Seminary - Gettysburg 5,6957,6252,100 7,6252,1005,695 4,2762,685 - 2,1383,6001,200 700 2,1381/1,485 3/ LutheranReformedPittsburgh Theological PresbyterianTheological Seminary SeminaryTheological - Philadelphia Seminary 6,4325,312 5,3126,432 1,530 1,0801,560 4/ 450 5/ WestminsterTrinitySaint Tikhon'sCharles Episcopal Theological BorromeoOrthodox School TheologicalforSeminary Seminary Ministry Seminary 2,2706,050 2,2706,050 6,0007,7154,490 4,4906,0007,715 3,9001,650 1,3001,895 600 1,0502,600 PRIVATE TWO-YEARKeystoneHarcum College College COLLEGES 8,9708,596 8,9708,596 5,2404,884 2,6202,442 2,6202,442 ManorLackawanna Junior JuniorCollege College 6,3706,990 6,7526,9936,370 3,6004,600 - 2,0003,4701,620 2,6001,980 1/ - ValleyPennsylvaniaPeirce ForgeJunior Military CollegeInstitute College of Technology 13,6007,3206,752 13,6007,320 4,600 2,900 1,700 31 APPENDIX A UNIVERSITIES BASIC STUDENT CHARGES AT COLLEGES AND 1995-96 ROOM AND BOARD - -- - In-State Underg aduate I Out-of-State TUITION AND REQUIRED FEES In-State Graduate I Out-of-State RoomCombined and Board Room Board STATE SCHOOL OF TECHNOLOGY - $ - $ 3,910 $ 1,610 $ 2,300 g/1/ BoardRegistration charge fees is for only. five Notdays included per week. in averages.Thaddeus Stevens State School of Technology $ 4,295 $ $ 4/ NotBoardNote:5/ Board induded Acharge dash charge in is(-) averages. forisindicates for six noon days not meals per applicable.' week four days per week. Not included in averages.
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TUITION AND REQUIRED FEES FOR FIRST-PROFESSIONAL PROGRAMS 1995-96
IN-STATE OUT-OF-STATE
CHIROPRACTIC Pennsylvania College of Chiropractic $ 8,220 $ 8,220
DENTISTRY Temple University 17,672 25,344 University of Pittsburgh 17,279 24,717 University of Pennsylvania 29,528 First and Second Year 29,528 29,603 Upper Class 29,603 31,738 Advanced 31,738
LAW Dickinson School of Law 13,900 13,900 Duquesne University 12.835 Day 12,835 9,821 Evening 9,821 14,514 Temple University 8,000
21,997 University of Pennsylvania 21,997 16,655 University of Pittsburgh 10,905 17,170 Viflanova University 17,170 15,930 Widener University 15,930
MEDICINE Medical College of PA and Hahnemann University 23,000 23,000 Pennsylvania State University 15,724 22,642 Temple University 20,392 25,495 Thomas Jefferson University 24,500 24,500 University of Pennsylvania 25,813 25,813
University of Pittsburgh 18,585 24,713
OPTOMETRY 18,920 1/ Pennsylvania College of Optometry 13,670
OSTEOPATHY lzike Erie College of Osteopathic Medicine 20,400 20,400 Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine 20,750 20,750
PHARMACY 11,142 Duquesne University 11,142 Philadelphia College of Pharmacy and Science 12,450 12,450 13,614 Temple University 8,354 University of Pittsburgh 8,399 11,461
PODIATRY Pennsylvania College of Podiatric Medicine 18,690 19,730 APPENDIX B
TUITION AND REQUIRED FEES FOR FIRST-PROFESSIONAL PROGRAMS 1995-96
IN-STATE OUT-OF-STATE
THEOLOGY Academy of the New Church $ 4.200 $ 4,200 Baptist Bible College and Seminary 4,468 4,468 Biblical Theological Seminary 5.157 5,157 Calvary Baptist Theological Seminary 3,740 3,740 Eastern Baptist Theological Seminary 6,960 6,960
Evangelical School of Theology 4,575 4,575 Faith Theological Seminary 4,000 4,000 Lancaster Theological Seminary 5,905 5.905 Lutheran Theological Seminary -- Gettysburg 5.695 5,695 Lutheran Theological Seminary -- Philadelphia 6,480 6,480
Moravian College (Moravian Theological Seminary) 7,036 7,036 Philadelphia Theological Seminary. 5,025 5,025 Pittsburgh Theological Seminary 6,432 6,432 Reconstructionist Rabbinical College 7,527 7,527 Reformed Presbyterian Theological Seminary 4,200 4,200
Saint Charles Borromeo Seminary 6,000 6,000 Saint Tikhon's Orthodox Theological Seminary 2,060 2,060 Saint Vincent College (Saint Vincent Seminary) 7,490 7,490 Seminary of the East 6,116 6,116 Trinity Episcopal for Ministry 4,490 4,490
Westminster Theological Seminary 7,715 7,715
VETERINARY MEDICINE University of Pennsylvania 20,268 2/ 24.102
1/ Possible reduction of $4,000-$6.650 in tuition for students from contract states. 2/ Tuition and required fees for students from contract states and Pennsylvania.
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B-2 AVERAGE UNDERGRADUATE BASIC STUDENT CHARGES IN INSTITUTIONS OF HIGHER EDUCATION BY CONTROL OF INSTITUTION AND STATE APPENDIX C PUBLIC 4-YEAR 1/ 1994-95 PRIVATE 4-YEAR 1/ 2-YEAR (TUITION ONLY) 1 / UNITED STATES Total $ 6,674 (In-State)Tuition $ 2,689 Room $ 2,021 Board $ 1,964 Total$16,646 Tuition $11,522 Room $ 2,604 Board $ 2,520 Public $ 1,194 Private ArizonaAlaskaAlabamaArkansas 6,1564,9265,8295,431 2,0452,1051,9551,894 2,2271,5841,9561,674 1,3871,9791,8841,652 10,17912,44711,322 9,578 6,1626,0767,9507,404 1,4191,9901,8351,699 2,1131,9972,6622,219 1,3201,123 888734 ColoradoCahfomia 6,5237,922 2,3772,703 1,8872,881 2,2592,338 16,90818,631 11,71012,748 3,4612,5902,980 2,9032,608 1,5201,279 365 FloridaDistrictDelawareConnecticut of Columbia 6,1928,1308,506 - 1,7861,0463,8173,746 2,1122,2902,526 - 2,2942,0232,234 - 21,92214,48019,63811,355 13,36715,704 9,9417,187 2,3163,7062,710 2,2232,5651,4582,757 1,1121,266 - IdahoHawaiiGeorgia 5,2055,381 1,5831,5081,965 1,5071,590 2,1151,826 14,58311,00014,369 11,2465,9519,571 1,3302,9202,522 2,0072,1292,276 1,015 990500 IowaIndianaIllinois 5,6986,9217,481 2,4622,8643,197 1,6131,7571,972 2,3002,3121,623 15,27315,92215,986 11,43011,84811,070 1,7891,8792,609 2,0542,1952,307 1,6991,8541,194 MaineLouisianaKentuckyKansas 7,7955,2755,3235,442 3,3192,2142,0562,019 2,2471,4701,4651,656 2,2291,5911,8021,767 20,85316,76410,66611,736 15,38311,769 7,0388,079 2,6792,6011,6801,517 2,7912,3942,1401,948 2,1371,0601,0441,027 MinnesotaMichiganMarylandMassachusetts 6,1827,9488,5358,297 2,9193,7294,1313,318 1,8182,0412,3312,631 1,4452,1782,0732,348 22,32320,05316,34912,815 15,68513,76212,2338,739 3,5263,3421,9751,926 2,9492,1412,1503,112 2,4411,9281,4321,848 MontanaMissouriMississippi 6,3275,9965,249 2,1102,7872,448 1,7451,9081,350 2,1411,6321,451 10,40614,069 9,180 6,9939,6076,289 2,1651,3151,458 2,0982,2971,433 1,3291,203 935 NewNevadaNebraska Hampshire 8,1466,9085,186 4,0032,0581,601 3,0092,4781,340 2,2981,6651,788 C-1 12,57217,163 - 12,1437,4948,897 2,5303,0501,709 2,4901,966 - 2,3161,097 842 APPENDIX C AVERAGE UNDERGRADUATE BASIC STUDENT CHARGES IN INSTITUTIONS OF HIGHER EDUCATION BY CONTROL OF INSTITUTION AND STATE 1994-95 Total (In-State)Tuition PUBLIC 4-YEAR 1 / Room Board Total Tuition PRIVATE 4-YEAR 1/ Room Board 2-YEAR (TUITIONPublic ONLY) 1 / Private New YorkMexicoJersey $ 8,715 7,9525,373 $ 3,773 2,9571,836 $ 2,945 2,7801,631 $ 1,997 2,2151,906 $18,984 16,00319,482 $12,951 12,89211,549 $ 3,124 3,4842,226 $ 2,909 3.1062,228 $ 1,755 2,152 678 $ OhioNorth DakotaCarolina 7,7335,5134,859 3,4052,2451,503 2,2621,686 967 2,0662,3011,670 14,54516,3349,505 10,40611,7826,653 2,2531,2291,963 2,2992,1761,623 2,1641,689 582 RhodePennsylvaniaOregonOklahoma Island 9,0808,6646,9294,205 4,5123,0633,7181,675 2,8492,1521,557 964 2,3092,5132,0001,566 20,79919,03517,57711,858 14,44513,45712,9698,078 3,4172,0282,8231,731 2,7552,5802,0492,937 1,6861,7511,3241,153 TennesseeSouth DakotaCarolina 5,1305,3196,758 1,8972,5573,021 15531,1231,904 1,6801,6391,833 13,17612,38512,710 9,2108,5749,122 2,0361,4821,741 1,9302,3291,847 3,4301,048 975 TexasUtah 5,3505,175 1,6081,960 1,3901,838 2,0001,729 12,417 7,113 2,8148,410 1,3401,860 2,4712,9592,147 2,8771,340 680 WestWashingtonVirginiaVermont Virginia 10,402 5,9137,0707,951 2,6863,7695,7521,963 1,9081,9302,2212,998 2,0422,4541,9611,652 20,67513,83516,99614,519 12,41210,30915,032 9,889 3,1721,6812,4832,018 2,2652,1012,192 1,3121,3141,384 _/ Preliminary data based on fall 1993WyomingWisconsin enrollments. 5,2375,615 1,9082,470 1,6811,462 1,8671,464 14,766 10,835 1,668 2,263 1,649 893 Note: 2.1. reflectDataA dash are residency. (-) for indicates the entire Room data academic andnot reportedboard year were andor not based are applicable. average on full-time charges. students. Tuition and fees were weighted by the number of full-time equivalent undergraduates but are not adjusted to Source: U.S. Department of Education, National Center for Education Statistics (unpublished data) 38 C-2 BEST COPY AVAILABLE 39 APPENDIX D
GLOSSARY
BASIC STUDENT CHARGES - Includes tuition, required fees and room and board charges fora full-time undergraduate, graduate or first-professional educational program.
BOARD CHARGES - Charges for a 7-day meal plan. Where a 7-day meal plan is not available, 6-day or 5- day meal plans are used in calculating the averages. The averages do not include board charges at branch campuses.
CONTRACT STATE - A state having a contract with a Pennsylvania college for which students are charged a reduced tuition for certain programs. The contract state for the University of Pennsylvania is Puerto Rico. For the Pennsylvania College of Optometry, the contract states are Delaware, Nebraska, North Carolina, Virginia and West Virginia.
FIRST-PROFESSIONAL STUDENT - A student who is enrolled in a professional school or program that requires at least two academic years of college work for entrance and a total of at least six years for a degree.
REQUIRED FEES - Fees required of all students or by such a large portion of students that someone not paying the particular fee is an exception.
ROOM CHARGES - Charges based on double occupancy for a full academic year. The averages do not include room charges at branch campuses.
TUITION - The typical nine-month charge for a full-time student. Calculated averages include full-time in- state students (from sponsoring districts for community colleges) attending day school at the main campus. An exception to the main campus rule is the inclusion of the first-professional medical program at the Pennsylvania State University, Hershey Medical Center. As an additional note, community college charges for in-state students residing in nonsponsoring districts are approximately twice the listed amount for in-state students in sponsoring districts. Excluded from calculated averages are those charges listed on a credit hour or per course basis. APPENDIX E
. SOURCES
1. Basic Student Charges (Community Colleges Only) (PDE-2068)
2.Basic Student Charges (PDE-2069)
3.Monthly Summary of CPI News Releases, July 1985 June 1995, U.S. Department of Labor, Bureau of Labor Statistics.
4. U.S. Department of Education, National Center for Education Statistics (unpublished data). APPENDIX F
NONRESPONDENT (Data Estimated)
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