WVU BOG approves early 4% tuition rise, housing price structure, dining plan restructuring, for 2027-28 academic year

2027-28 academic year rates for tuition, fees, housing and dining plans were approved by West Virginia University’s Board of Governors (BOG) Friday during a regular meeting at the Erikson Alumni Center.Rates are usually set the summer before the academic year begins. The decision to set rates now was to give students “real numbers,” according to Vice President and Chief Financial Officer Chris Kabourek.Kabourek said he hopes an early confirmation of new rates will give prospective students clarity and make it easier to find information as they consider attending WVU. Baseline undergraduate tuition will increase by $216 per semester for resident students and by $636 per semester for non-resident students.

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