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APPENDIX GItem 1Authorization of Tuition for 2013-14The following RESOLUTION for the 2013-14 academic year reflects the tuition increasesrecommended by the President after his review of campus tuition proposals. The tuition and feepolicy of the Board of Governors provides a framework for the Board to use in reviewing andapproving increases in tuition and fees on an annual basis. The Chancellors and their Boards ofTrustees requested tuition rate increases consistent with the policy, as well as the Second FourYear Tuition Plan. The Tuition Plan was established by the Board of Governors at its November2010 meeting and amended at the September 2012 meeting to remove the minimum set-asiderequirement for need-based financial aid.In February 2012, the Board approved tuition rates for undergraduate resident students fortwo years (2012-13 and 2013-14). Several campuses are requesting adjustments to the 2013-14rates as shown on page two.RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING TUITIONWHEREAS, G.S. 116-143 requires that the Board of Governors of the University of NorthCarolina shall fix the tuition and fees, not inconsistent with the actions of the General Assembly,at the constituent institutions of the University.NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, that, effective with the Fall Term, 2013 theconstituent institutions are authorized to charge and collect the following tuition rates.Page 1 of 19Approved by the Board of Governors on 2/8/13
APPENDIX GItem 12013-14 Tuition RatesUndergraduate resident tuition rates for 2013-14 were approved by the Board at theFebruary 2012 meeting. Three campuses have requested increases in addition to those previouslyapproved and two campuses have requested reductions. Please see the following table foradjustments to previously approved increases. The 2013-14 tuition amounts for all programswith percentage increases are shown on pages 10 through UNCCUNCGUNCPUNCWUNCSAWCUWSSU2013-14 TuitionIncreases Approvedfor UG Residents inFebruary 2012 ons/ReductionsRequested 45.67(64.56)158.00111.00(31.00)Page 2 of 19Approved by the Board of Governors on 2/8/132013-14Revised TuitionIncrease forUG Residents 0.0069.00153.00199.00283.00600.00272.00337.00
APPENDIX GItem 1A. Previously Board-approved Tuition Increases in Professional Schools:The following tuition increases for professional schools were approved by the Board ofGovernors during its February 2011 meeting for the 2013-14 fiscal year. At that meeting, theBoard approved tuition increases for professional schools for multi-year periods. These rateincreases will become effective in the fall semester 2013.North Carolina State UniversitySchool of ManagementMasters of AccountingMasters of Business AdministrationMasters of Global Innovation Management 1,250 in 2013-14 900 in 2013-14 900 in 2013-14School of Veterinary MedicineDVM Candidate 750 in 2013-14B. Increases in Tuition for Professional SchoolsEight campuses are proposing professional school tuition increases for 2013-14. The ratesrequire Board of Governors’ approval.Appalachian State UniversityWalker College of BusinessMasters of Business AdministrationMasters of Accounting 3,600 in 2013-14 3,600 in 2013-14ASU requests a 3,600 tuition increase to the MBA and MSA programs for all graduate students. Thisincrease is in addition to the tuition rate increase proposed for resident graduate students ( 263) andnonresident graduate students ( 396). The additional revenue will be used for graduate assistantships,international and other scholarships, diversity initiatives, support for career services (internships andcareer placements), two new positions (advisor/coordinator and a career services position) and foracademic support to grow a quality graduate program.East Carolina UniversityBrody School of Medicine 1,873 in 2013-14ECU requests a 1,873 tuition increase for all students in the medical school. This increase is in additionto the tuition rate increase proposed for resident graduate students ( 214) and nonresident graduatestudents ( 700). The additional revenue will be used to support student awards and remissions andenhancements to the academic program, including funds for a new academic counseling position, andtwo new curriculum coordinator positions.Page 3 of 19Approved by the Board of Governors on 2/8/13
APPENDIX GItem 1East Carolina University (continued)School of Dental Medicine 685 in 2013-14ECU requests a 685 tuition increase for resident students in the dental school. This increase is inaddition to the tuition rate increase proposed for resident graduate students ( 214). The additionalrevenue will be used for merit-based aid and to fund the addition of a full-time academic counselor.College of BusinessMasters of Business AdministrationMasters of Science in Accounting 450 in 2013-14 450 in 2013-14ECU requests a 450 tuition increase for all students in the MBA and MSA programs. This increase isin addition to the tuition rate increase proposed for resident graduate students ( 214) and nonresidentgraduate students ( 700). The additional revenue will be used for graduate assistantships, merit basedaid, faculty retention, and student support.College of NursingMasters of Science in Nursing 1,800 in 2013-14ECU requests a tuition increase of 1,800 for all students enrolled in the Master of Science in Nursingprogram for 2013-14. This increase is in addition to the tuition rate increase proposed for residentgraduate students ( 214) and nonresident graduate students ( 700). The additional revenue wouldsupport the competitive recruitment and retention of faculty members, clinical site placement services,merit-based financial aid, and offset the increased cost of laboratory maintenance and supplies.College of Allied Health SciencesMasters of Science in Communication Science & DisordersDoctor of AudiologyMasters of Science in Occupational TherapyPhysician AssistantDoctor of Physical Therapy 1,500 in 2013-14 1,800 in 2013-14 560 in 2013-14 1,302 in 2013-14 700 in 2013-14ECU requests tuition increases for all students in the College of Allied Health Sciences programs shownabove. These increases are in addition to the tuition rate increase proposed for resident graduate students( 214) and nonresident graduate students ( 700). The additional revenue will be used for graduateassistantships, student financial awards, faculty recruitment and retention, and enhancements to themasters degree programs, particularly in the area of clinical training.Page 4 of 19Approved by the Board of Governors on 2/8/13
APPENDIX GItem 1North Carolina State UniversityCollege of DesignBachelors of Architecture CertificateMasters of ArchitectureMasters of Landscape ArchitectureMasters of Art and DesignMasters of Graphic DesignMasters of Industrial Design 400 in 2013-14 400 in 2013-14 400 in 2013-14 400 in 2013-14 400 in 2013-14 400 in 2013-14The 400 increase for students in the above programs in the College of Design at NCSU will enhancethe studio experiences of students through an expansion of the public lecture program and additionaldistinguished visiting studio critics. In addition, the increased revenue would cover need-based financialaid, graduate assistantships, acquisition of critical digital and physical technologies for students togenerate and test design ideas, and student travel for participation in professional and academicconferences. This increase is in addition to the tuition rate increases proposed for resident ( 290) andnonresident ( 580) undergraduate and graduate students.College of SciencesMasters of Financial Mathematics (new) 6,000 increase in 2013-14NCSU requests a tuition increase of 6,000 for all students enrolled in the Masters of FinancialMathematics program for 2013-14. This increase is in addition to the tuition rate increase proposed forresident graduate students ( 290) and nonresident graduate students ( 580). The increased revenuewould support additional staff dedicated to developing professional skills for students, strengthening tiesto industries for career placement, and providing financial aid.UNC-Chapel HillThe Kenan-Flagler School of BusinessMaster of Accounting (MAC)Master of Business Administration (MBA) 2,986 for residents and 1,215 for nonresidents in 2013-14 3,601 for residents and 631 for nonresidents in 2013-14UNC-Chapel Hill requests increases shown above for the MAC and MBA programs for 2013-14. Theseincreases are in addition to the tuition rate increase proposed for graduate resident students ( 509) andnonresident students ( 1,630). The tuition revenue would be used for need-based financial aid, studentfellowships, faculty support, and program support to cover new initiatives (leadership, sustainableenterprise programming, soft skill sets).School of DentistryDDS 1,000 for residents in 2013-14 & 2014-15 2,000 for nonresidents in 2013-14 and 4,000 in 2014-15UNC-Chapel Hill requests an increase of 1,000 in 2013-14 & 2014-15 for residents and 2,000 fornonresidents for 2013-14 and 4,000 in 2014-15 in the DDS program. This increase is in addition to thetuition rate increase proposed for graduate resident students ( 509) and nonresident students ( 1,630).The revenue would support need-based financial aid, faculty recruitment and retention, and instructionaltechnology support for the recently completed Koury Oral Health Sciences building.Page 5 of 19Approved by the Board of Governors on 2/8/13
APPENDIX GItem 1UNC-Chapel Hill (continued)School of GovernmentMaster of Public Administration (MPA) 150 in 2013-14 & 50 in 2014-15UNC-Chapel Hill requests a 150 increase for the MPA program in 2013-14 and a 50 increase in 201415. These increases are in addition to the tuition rate increase proposed for resident graduate students( 509) and nonresident graduate students ( 1,630). The funds would support need-based financial aidand faculty compensation.School of Information and Library ScienceMaster of Science in Information Science (MSIS)Master of Science in Library Science (MSLS)Post-Masters Certificate 250 in 2013-14 & 2014-15 250 in 2013-14 & 2014-15 500 in 2013-14 & 2014-15UNC-Chapel Hill requests tuition increases in the School of Information and Library Science for 2013-14and 2014-15 for the programs listed above. These increases are in addition to the tuition rate increasesproposed for resident graduate students ( 509) and nonresident graduate students ( 1,630). Tuitionrevenues generated from the increase would support need-based financial aid, adjunct instructors, studentand faculty research, student support, and faculty compensation.School of MedicineM.D. Candidate 1,000 in 2013-14 & 2014-15UNC-CH is requesting an increase of 1,000 for all students in 2013-14 and 2014-15. These increasesare in addition to the tuition rate increases proposed for resident graduate students ( 509) and nonresidentgraduate students ( 1,630). The additional revenue would support need-based financial aid, faculty salarysupport, faculty development, and educational program support including development of innovativemethods of clinical teaching to include model teaching practices.School of Medicine/Allied Health SciencesMasters of Clinical Laboratory Science (MCLS)Masters of Radiologic Science (MRS)Post-professional transitional-Doctorate Physical Therapy(tDPT-PHTX)Masters of Science in Speech-Language Pathology (MS-SPHS)Masters of Science in Rehabilitation Counseling & Psychology(MS-RPSY)Masters of Science in Occupational Therapy (MS-OCCT)Doctor of Physical Therapy – Entry Level (DPT PHYT)Doctor of Audiology (AuD – AUDI) 1,250 in 2013-14 & 500 in 2014-15 1,250 in 2013-14 & 500 in 2014-15 500 in 2013-14 & 2014-15 500 in 2013-14 & 2014-15 500 in 2013-14 & 2014-15 500 in 2013-14 & 2014-15 500 in 2013-14 & 2014-15 500 in 2013-14 & 2014-15UNC-Chapel Hill requests tuition increases for the above programs in Allied Health Sciences. Theseincreases are in addition to the tuition rate increases proposed for resident graduate students ( 509) andnonresident graduate students ( 1,630). The additional revenue generated would support need-basedfinancial aid, additional personnel and administrative costs required by these curricula, including onlineweb-based instruction and community-based supervision for clinical internships and residencies, and thepurchase of new clinical equipment and disposable clinical supplies.Page 6 of 19Approved by the Board of Governors on 2/8/13
APPENDIX GItem 1UNC-Chapel Hill (cont.)School of NursingMasters of Science in Nursing (MSN)Post Masters of Science in Nursing (PMSN) 850 in 2013-14 & 2014-15 4,150 in 2013-14 & 850 in 2014-15UNC-Chapel Hill requests tuition increases in the MSN and PMSN program for 2013-14 and 2014-15.These increases are in addition to the 2013-14 proposed resident graduate tuition increase ( 509) andnonresident graduate tuition increase ( 1,630). The additional revenue would support need-basedfinancial aid, clinical site placements and career development, and the competitive recruitment andretention of faculty members.The Gillings School of Global Public HealthMasters in Health Administration (MHA)Masters of Public Health (MPH)Masters of Science in Public Health(MSPH)Doctor of Public Health (DrPH) 750 in 2013-14 750 in 2013-14 750 in 2013-14 1,400 in 2013-14UNC-Chapel Hill requests tuition increases for 2013-14 in the programs listed above in the GillingsSchool of Global Public Health. These increases are in addition to the 2013-14 proposed residentgraduate tuition increase ( 509) and nonresident graduate tuition increase ( 1,630). The additionalrevenue would support need-based financial aid, graduate assistantships, and provide for academicinfrastructure and support to address faculty salary inequities. In addition, funds would be provided forclassroom supplies and SPA support staff that directly aid in meeting the teaching mission.UNC CharlotteCollege of Arts and ArchitectureMasters of ArchitectureMasters of Urban Design 120 in 2013-14 120 in 2013-14UNC Charlotte requests a 120 tuition increase for all students in the Masters of Architecture andMasters of Urban Design programs. This increase is in addition to the proposed campus-based tuitionincrease ( 79) for all graduate students. The increased revenue would support need-based financial aid,expansion of student services, professional development support and resources for students,enhancement of specialized technology resources, faculty development, and supplemental wages ofprofessionals serving as adjunct faculty.College of Computing and InformaticsCollege of Health and Human ServicesBioinformatics Applications & BioinformaticsTechnology CertificateProfessional Science Masters in Health InformaticsHealth Information Technology CertificateProfessional Science Masters in Bioinformatics 1,350 in 2013-14 1,350 in 2013-14 1,350 in 2013-14 1,350 in 2013-14UNC Charlotte requests tuition increases for programs in its College of Computing and Informatics andCollege of Health and Human Services as listed above. This increase is in addition to the proposedcampus-based tuition increase ( 79) for all graduate students. Funding will support need-based financialaid, increased course offerings by hiring adjunct instructors, faculty development, the expansion ofstudent services, and development of internship opportunities.Page 7 of 19Approved by the Board of Governors on 2/8/13
APPENDIX GItem 1UNC Charlotte (continued)College of Liberal Arts and SciencesMasters in Industrial and Organizational Psychology 2,400 in 2013-14UNCC requests a tuition increase of 2,400 for all students enrolled in the Masters in Industrial andOrganization Psychology program for 2013-14. This increase is in addition to the tuition rate increaseproposed for resident and nonresident graduate students ( 79). The additional revenue would be used toestablish an advisory board to strengthen the program’s link to professionals in practice, for thecompetitive recruitment and retention of faculty members, and for need-based financial aid.UNC GreensboroBryan School of Business and EconomicsMasters of Science in Accounting (MSA)Masters of Business Administration (MBA)Masters of Science in Information 720 in 2013-14 720 in 2013-14 720 in 2013-14UNC Greensboro requests a 720 tuition increase for the above programs within the Bryan School ofBusiness and Economics. This increase is in addition to the tuition rate increase proposed for allgraduate students ( 175). Funding from new tuition revenues would be used to support graduateassistantships, enhanced student services including Career Services, MBA Office, and the GraduateAccounting Office, faculty development, and online and specialized courses.School of Health and Human ScienceMasters of Arts in Communication Sciences & DisordersMasters of Science in Athletic Training 1,476 in 2013-14 3,600 in 2013-14UNCG requests a 1,476 tuition increase for the students in the Masters of Arts in CommunicationSciences & Disorders and a 3,600 increase for students in the Masters of Science in Athletic Trainingfor 2013-14. These increases are in addition to the tuition rate increase proposed for all graduatestudents ( 175). The additional revenue from each program will support need-based financial aid,competitive faculty recruitment and retention, and offset the increased cost of instructional supplies.Western Carolina UniversityCollege of Health and Human ServicesMasters of Science in Communication Sciences & Disorders 1,200 in 2013-14WCU requests a tuition increase for all students enrolled in its Masters of Science in CommunicationSciences and Disorders program for 2013-14. This increase is in addition to the tuition rate increaseproposed for resident graduate students ( 304) and nonresident graduate students ( 305). The additionalrevenue would be used to provide a full-time clinic manager for WCU’s Speech and Hearing clinic andto offset the increased cost of instructional supplies.Page 8 of 19Approved by the Board of Governors on 2/8/13
APPENDIX GItem 1Western Carolina University (continued)Doctor of Physical Therapy 150 for residents in 2013-14 149 for nonresidents in 2013-14WCU requests a 150 increase for resident students and a 149 increase for nonresident students in theDoctor of Physical Therapy program. This increase is in addition to the tuition rate increase proposedfor resident graduate students ( 304) and nonresident graduate students ( 305). The tuition revenuegenerated would cover the cost of additional resources to support a highly qualified faculty, specializedinstruction and full-time clinical education internships.Winston-Salem State UniversitySchool of Health SciencesMaster of Science in NursingMaster of Science in Occupational TherapyDoctor of Physical Therapy 1,500 in 2013-14 1,500 in 2013-14 2,000 in 2013-14WSSU requests a tuition increase for all students enrolled in the programs listed above for 2013-14.These increases are in addition to the tuition rate increase proposed for resident graduate students ( 337).WSSU does not propose an increase for nonresident graduate students. The additional revenue would beused to provide need-based financial aid, clinical site development and support, and offset the increasedcost of laboratory equipment and instructional supplies.Page 9 of 19Approved by the Board of Governors on 2/8/13
APPENDIX GItem 1C. Increases in Regular Tuition RatesN.C. ResidentsFromTo%InstitutionNorth Carolina State UniversitySchool of Veterinary MedicineD.V.M. CandidateVeterinary GraduateInstitute for Advanced AnalyticsMasters of Advanced AnalyticsSchool of ManagementMasters of AccountingMasters of Business Admin.Masters of Global Innovation ManagementCollege of DesignBachelor of Architecture (5th year)Masters of ArchitectureMasters of Landscape ArchitectureMasters of Art and Design
The 2013-14 tuition amounts for all programs with percentage increases are shown on pages 10 through 13. Institution . UNCP 199.00 199.00 UNCW 283.00 283.00 UNCSA 600.00 600.00 WCU 272.00 272.00 .
