UVA Cost?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Just paid 22,163, eng no health for semester. Did price go up?

So around $45,000/ year for tuition only, without the dorm or meal plan?

Sounds like what you paid is affirming the original post.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Is Virginia cheap about funding its in-state colleges? What drives the cost of these schools to be more expensive than some of their comparators?

We're cheap and the funding goes down every year.

Call your reps. Vote accordingly.

UVA has a $13.6B endowment. They don’t want too much meddling from the state. UVA wants to do things their way. Always have.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Is Virginia cheap about funding its in-state colleges? What drives the cost of these schools to be more expensive than some of their comparators?

We're cheap and the funding goes down every year.

Call your reps. Vote accordingly.

Oh, stop the whining. UVA and William Mari got permission to jack their rates and they did. Given that about 0.2% of state residents attend those two schools it makes sense that the funding increase should come tuition not taxpayers. George Mason, ODU JMU and Tech are not Jacky rates like the other two schools

[Anonymous]

*jacking rates*

[Anonymous]

https://sfs.virginia.edu/financial-aid-new-applicants/financial-aid-basics/estimated-undergraduate-cost-attendance-2024-2025

Tuition + Room/Board/Books/Fees
Engineering 1st Year
Virginian 49,874
Non-Virginian 89,018 to 90,378

Engineering 2nd, 3rd Year
Virginian: 50,936
Non-Virginian: 90,080 to 91,440

Engineering Tuition 4th Year
Virginian: 49,876
Non-Virginian: 89,014 to 90,374

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Is Virginia cheap about funding its in-state colleges? What drives the cost of these schools to be more expensive than some of their comparators?

We're cheap and the funding goes down every year.

Call your reps. Vote accordingly.

UVA has a $13.6B endowment. They don’t want too much meddling from the state. UVA wants to do things their way. Always have.

You don't spend your endowment. You spend the money made off the investments.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Is Virginia cheap about funding its in-state colleges? What drives the cost of these schools to be more expensive than some of their comparators?

We're cheap and the funding goes down every year.

Call your reps. Vote accordingly.

UVA has a $13.6B endowment. They don’t want too much meddling from the state. UVA wants to do things their way. Always have.

You don't spend your endowment. You spend the money made off the investments.

Right. So a large amount of money invested well equals… checks calculations… more money!

[Anonymous]

If you want the data - look at the SCHEV appropriations.

https://research.schev.edu/rdPage.aspx?rdReport=finance.FP01_Report&rdRequestForwarding=Form

UVA gets $12k per student from the general fund. VT gets $9500. JMU gets $8000.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Is Virginia cheap about funding its in-state colleges? What drives the cost of these schools to be more expensive than some of their comparators?

We're cheap and the funding goes down every year.

Call your reps. Vote accordingly.

UVA has a $13.6B endowment. They don’t want too much meddling from the state. UVA wants to do things their way. Always have.

$14.2B

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Just paid 22,163, eng no health for semester. Did price go up?

Are you for dorm and freshman meal plan?

Yes price included on campus room and board.

[Anonymous]

Fall 2024 per semester for ENG UVA from bill for instate:

Dorm: 3940
Dinning silver all access: 3460
School of ENG: 13076
Orientation: 232
Student activities: 29
School activity eng: 10
Comprehensive fee: 1786

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Is Virginia cheap about funding its in-state colleges? What drives the cost of these schools to be more expensive than some of their comparators?

We're cheap and the funding goes down every year.

Call your reps. Vote accordingly.

UVA has a $13.6B endowment. They don’t want too much meddling from the state. UVA wants to do things their way. Always have.

You don't spend your endowment. You spend the money made off the investments.

A lot of the endowment belongs to specific schools and programs and are for specific purposes. The medical school for example wouldn't let its endowment be spent to spent to subsidize undergraduates.

[Anonymous]

At this point, UVA isn't even an option for us.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Is Virginia cheap about funding its in-state colleges? What drives the cost of these schools to be more expensive than some of their comparators?

We're cheap and the funding goes down every year.

Call your reps. Vote accordingly.

UVA has a $13.6B endowment. They don’t want too much meddling from the state. UVA wants to do things their way. Always have.

^^^This^^^ Is what it is, pay it or don't. Plenty of good choices.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Is Virginia cheap about funding its in-state colleges? What drives the cost of these schools to be more expensive than some of their comparators?

We're cheap and the funding goes down every year.

Call your reps. Vote accordingly.

Oh, stop the whining. UVA and William Mari got permission to jack their rates and they did. Given that about 0.2% of state residents attend those two schools it makes sense that the funding increase should come tuition not taxpayers. George Mason, ODU JMU and Tech are not Jacky rates like the other two schools

The state can always simultaneously not allow tuition increases and not increase funding. The schools will figure it out if forced