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Oct 9, 2026
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The University of Arizona plans to hold tuition and fees flat for all undergraduate and graduate students in fall 2027, extending a freeze that until now covered only in-state undergraduates.
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The Arizona Board of Regents will review the full proposal at its November meeting.
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If approved, resident undergraduates would see no tuition increase for a fourth straight year.
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For the first time under this effort, nonresident undergraduates and graduate students would also be spared any increase in tuition or fees.
MotoManHOST
Yeah.
MotoManHOST
He's suing the Arizona Board of Regents who runs the university.
MotoManHOST
We don't know the outcome, but I feel it's a very good test case.
Bob LutzGUEST
Yeah.
Jill RyanCORRESPONDENT
Students in those programs will actually see tuition increases over the next fiscal year.
Jill RyanCORRESPONDENT
The Arizona Board of Regents plans to review the proposal next month.
Jill RyanCORRESPONDENT
Jill Ryan, KJZZ News, Phoenix.
Phil LatzmanHOST
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Shane DaleHOST
Mm-hmm
Eric CohenHOST
... uh, was renewed by the Arizona Board of Regents until 2032.
Shane DaleHOST
Yeah.
Eric CohenHOST
Are you surprised, Shane?
Bridget DowdCORRESPONDENT
Since then, Arizona has implemented several new strategies to get students to fill out the FAFSA, setting a new goal each year and reaching it.
Bridget DowdCORRESPONDENT
Nick Opich is with the Arizona Board of Regents, which governs the state's public university system.
Bridget DowdCORRESPONDENT
He says they started by trying to get 40 percent of Arizona's high school seniors to complete it, then 48, and this year they're aiming for 50.
Nick OpichSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
By filling out the FAFSA, a student is 84% more likely to immediately enroll in some form of higher education after high school than if they don't.
Chris HowardGUEST
But the book is a good read, and my website is a pretty good primer.
Cameron McCoyHOST
If you're really a wonk, I think you can download President Crowe's annual presentation to the Arizona Board of Regents as well.
Cameron McCoyHOST
There's 75 to 100 slides in there, but I find them to be really powerful and informative.
Cameron McCoyHOST
Even if you don't watch his presentation, just to be able to go through the slides and see how Arizona State and you and your influence on this as well.
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Chris HowardGUEST
So like that is a really and then we can use that as an exemplar kind of food coloring in the water to help others.
Chris HowardGUEST
Right.
Chris HowardGUEST
And then the other thing we did like that was when we got a charge from the Arizona Board of Regents to say, we need to do more about health and medicine and health outcomes for Arizona Health.
Chris HowardGUEST
And instead of saying, let's go out and build another medical school.