10 Year California State Tuition Rates Changes Charts and Tables


We analyze California State college tuition rates for over the past 10 years (2003 - 2012). We provide tuition change graph, year on year tuition rate comparison chart, and 10 year cumulative tuition chart.

If you want to check all colleges in California, please check California college list. And it's useful to check California tuition and financial aid statistics.


General Information of California State Colleges
  • Public Colleges: 186 Schools
  • Private Colleges:  584 Schools
  • Certificate Programs (Any Type): 620 Schools
  • Associate Degree: 319 Schools
  • Bachelor Degree: 210 Schools
  • Master Degree: 196 Schools
  • Doctorate: 69 Schools
  • Online Degree Offer: 328 Schools

10 Year Tuition Change of California Colleges.

California State 10 Years College Tuition Change Table
2003200420052006200720082009201020112012
In-State$8,364$9,065$9,640$10,095$10,641$11,279$11,292$11,942$12,527$13,114
Out-of-State$10,230$11,048$11,862$12,316$12,988$13,743$13,872$14,663$15,268$15,853


10 Year Tuition Rates (Year on Year) of California Colleges.

California State 10 Years College Rates (Year on Year) Table
2003200420052006200720082009201020112012
In-State-8.37%6.35%4.72%5.41%6.00%0.12%5.76%4.90%4.69%
Out-of-State-7.99%7.37%3.82%5.46%5.81%0.94%5.70%4.13%3.83%


10 Year Tuition Rates (Cumulative) of California Colleges.

California State 10 Years College Tuition Rates (Cumulative) Table
2003200420052006200720082009201020112012
In-State-8.37%15.25%20.69%27.22%34.84%35.00%42.77%49.77%56.78%
Out-of-State-7.99%15.95%20.39%26.96%34.34%35.60%43.33%49.25%54.96%


In-StateOut-of-State
2003 $8,364 $10,230
2004 $9,065 $11,048
2005 $9,640 $11,862
2006 $10,095 $12,316
2007 $10,641 $12,988
2008 $11,279 $13,743
2009 $11,292 $13,872
2010 $11,942 $14,663
2011 $12,527 $15,268
2012 $13,114 $15,853
In-StateOut-of-State
200300
2004 8.37% 7.99%
2005 6.35% 7.37%
2006 4.72% 3.82%
2007 5.41% 5.46%
2008 6.00% 5.81%
2009 0.12% 0.94%
2010 5.76% 5.70%
2011 4.90% 4.13%
2012 4.69% 3.83%
California State 10 Year Tuition Rates Cumulative Chart
In-StateOut-of-State
200300
2004 8.37% 7.99%
2005 15.25% 15.95%
2006 20.69% 20.39%
2007 27.22% 26.96%
2008 34.84% 34.34%
2009 35.00% 35.60%
2010 42.77% 43.33%
2011 49.77% 49.25%
2012 56.78% 54.96%

Public College Revenue Sources and Percent Distribution Comparison


We analyze the total revenue and its source of public colleges in US. The total revenue analysis is based on GASB (Governmental Accounting Standards Board). The GASB is currently the source of generally accepted accounting principles (GAAP) used by State and Local governments in the United States of America. (source: Wikipedia, GASB)

We provide 2012 revenue analysis table and chart. In addition, we compare its revenue and percent distribution for past 5 years.


2012 Total Revenue and Percent Distribution

2012 Total Revenue and Its Source Table
Core RevenuePercent Distribution
Tuition & Fees $27,914,424 21.93%
State Appropriation $33,375,112 26.22%
Local Appropriation $9,839,421 7.73%
Government Grants & Contracts $39,434,056 30.98%
Private Gifts, Grants, & Contracts $2,202,095 1.73%
Investment Return $0 0.00%
Other $13,047,097 10.25%


Comparison Total Revenue and Percent Distribution Over Past 5 Years

Total Revenue and Its Source Over Past 5 Years Table
20082009201020112012
Tuition & Fees22.03%21.50%22.53%21.95%21.93%
State Appropriation32.57%33.05%31.50%27.20%26.22%
Local Appropriation9.10%8.75%8.66%8.03%7.73%
Government Grants & Contracts22.88%24.18%26.48%29.52%30.98%
Private Gifts, Grants, & Contracts0.00%0.00%0.00%1.75%1.73%
Investment Return0.00%0.00%0.00%0.00%0.00%
Other13.44%12.52%10.84%10.41%10.25%




Total Revenue and Its Source Over Past 5 Years Table
20082009201020112012
Tuition & Fees$24,275,295$23,950,007$23,993,908$26,226,541$27,914,424
State Appropriation$35,889,530$36,816,173$33,546,742$32,499,404$33,375,112
Local Appropriation$10,027,471$9,747,096$9,222,692$9,594,493$9,839,421
Government Grants & Contracts$25,211,927$26,935,403$28,200,563$35,271,412$39,434,056
Private Gifts, Grants, & Contracts$0$0$0$2,090,954$2,202,095
Investment Return$0$0$0$0$0
Other$14,809,803$13,946,702$11,544,339$12,438,191$13,047,097


*** see Glossary of Terms for further understanding.

Private College Tuition Cost Change Over Past 10 Years


Tuition rates of Private Colleges were analyzed over the past 10 years (2003 - 2012). You can see tuition change graph, year on year tuition rate comparison chart, and 10 year cumulative tuition chart.

We analyzed 1312 private colleges over all 5515 private colleges in US due to the lack of data (data source: IPEDS)


10 Years Tuition Change Table
2003200420052006200720082009201020112012
Tuition$13,831$14,682$15,544$16,435$17,435$18,576$19,106$19,975$20,872$21,815


10 Years Year on Year Private College Tuition Rates

10 Years Year on Year Private College Tuition Rates Table
2003200420052006200720082009201020112012
Tuition0.00%6.15%5.87%5.73%6.09%6.55%2.85%4.55%4.49%4.51%


10 Year Cumulative Private College Tuition Rates

10 Years Cumulative Private College Tuition Rates Table
2003200420052006200720082009201020112012
Tuition0.00%6.15%12.38%18.82%26.05%34.30%38.13%44.42%50.91%57.72%


In-State
200313831.462652439
200414682.262195122
200515543.849847561
200616434.736280488
200717434.96722561
200818576.230945122
200919105.990091463
201019975.493902439
201120872.463414634
201221814.663871951
In-State
20030
20046.15
20055.87
20065.73
20076.09
20086.55
20092.85
20104.55
20114.49
20124.51
In-State
20030
20046.15
200512.38
200618.82
200726.05
200834.30
200938.13
201044.42
201150.91
201257.72

Public College Tuition Cost Change Over Past 10 Years

We analyze public college  tuition rates for over the past 10 years (2003 - 2012). We provide tuition change graph, year on year tuition rate comparison chart, and 10 year cumulative tuition chart.

1577 major public colleges in US were analyzed. (due to the lack of data, we excluded minor colleges. data source: IPEDS)

Public school offers in-state tuition to the state residents and ,as widely known, public school tuition is lower than private school even comparing its out-of-state tuition.

You can check the increased amount of tuition cost, change percentile by year-on-year and cumulative tuition rates.

10 Years Public College Tuition Change

10 Years Public College Tuition Change Table
2003200420052006200720082009201020112012
In-State$2,780$3,080$3,343$3,538$3,719$3,905$3,416$3,611$3,832$4,086
Out-of-State$6,572$7,144$7,653$7,964$8,289$8,693$8,332$8,644$9,069$9,505


US Colleges Tuition Rates Over The Last Decade

FilterSee AllTuition ChangeYear On Year RatesCumulative Rates
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Last year average tuition rates over US colleges is 4.40 % for in-state tuition and 4.25% for out-of-state tuition. How about last ten years? We analyze US colleges tuition rates for over the past 10 years (2003 - 2012).

Here are the analyzed results as tables and graph by tuition change, year on year tuition rate comparison, and 10 year cumulative tuition rates. The analysis is done through 3484 US colleges and universities.

One interesting thing is the 2008-2009 tuition - the first year for Obama. The tuition goes down only at that year. The tuition increase over 50 %  as of ten years ago.


10 Year Tuition Cost Changes

10 Years Tuition Change Table
2003200420052006200720082009201020112012
In-State$8,159$8,731$9,287$9,803$10,370$10,999$10,902$11,422$11,950$12,476
Out-of-State$9,881$10,576$11,244$11,811$12,444$13,172$13,132$13,705$14,329$14,938


10 Year Year on Year Tuition Rates

10 Years Year on Year Tuition Rates Table
2003200420052006200720082009201020112012
In-State0.00%7.01%6.37%5.56%5.79%6.06%-0.88%4.76%4.62%4.40%
Out-of-State0.00%7.04%6.31%5.04%5.36%5.85%-0.30%4.36%4.55%4.25%


10 Year Cumulative Tuition Rates

10 Years Cumulative Tuition Rates Table
2003200420052006200720082009201020112012
In-State0.00%7.01%13.82%20.14%27.10%34.80%33.62%39.99%46.46%52.91%
Out-of-State0.00%7.04%13.80%19.54%25.94%33.31%32.91%38.71%45.02%51.19%


In-StateOut-of-State
20038159.10132032159880.5232491389
20048730.90040183710576.102468427
20059286.638346727911243.798507463
20069802.530711825511810.808840413
200710369.98105625712443.730195178
200810998.83323765813171.533295063
200910902.24569460413132.068886338
201011421.55080367413705.262916188
201111949.6877152714328.572043628
201212475.80252583214938.233639495
In-StateOut-of-State
200300
20047.01 7.04
20056.37 6.31
20065.56 5.04
20075.79 5.36
20086.06 5.85
2009-0.88 -0.30
20104.76 4.36
20114.62 4.55
20124.40 4.25
In-StateOut-of-State
200300
20047.01 7.04
200513.82 13.80
200620.14 19.54
200727.10 25.94
200834.80 33.31
200933.62 32.91
201039.99 38.71
201146.46 45.02
201252.91 51.19

Ivy League Tuition Trends in the 2010s

In Ivy League, there are 8 members - Brown University, Columbia University in the City of New York, Cornell University, Dartmouth College, Harvard University, Princeton University, University of Pennsylvania, Yale University. All members in Ivy League are private schools. In 2017, the average tuition & fees in Ivy League is $44,957 which is risen by 3.96% from last academic year. The average cumulative tuition increase rate of Ivy League schools is 26.38% from 2010.

Columbia University in the City of New York has the highest amount of tuition & fees of $55,056 in 2017. Princeton University has the most tuition & fees increase of 4.26 % this year and over the current decade, Yale University has risen most in tuition & fees by 29.19%.


Undergraduate Tuition & Fees Trends of Ivy League Colleges from 2010 to 2017

Next table and charts illustrates the tuition changes from 2010 to 2017 for Ivy League schools and universities. The costs officially published by IPEDS, U.S. Department of Education.
Tuition & Fees Year by Year Rates Cumulative Rates
Table. Ivy League Undergraduate Tuition Trends From 2010 to 2017
2010-20112011-20122012-20132013-20142014-20152015-20162016-2017
Brown University $40,820$42,230$43,758$45,612$47,434$49,346$51,366
Columbia University in the City of New York $43,304$45,290$47,246$49,138$51,008$53,000$55,056
Cornell University $39,666$41,541$43,413$45,358$47,286$49,116$50,953
Dartmouth College $40,437$42,996$45,042$46,752$48,108$49,506$51,438
Harvard University $38,415$39,851$40,866$42,292$43,938$45,278$47,074
Princeton University $36,640$37,865$39,537$40,170$41,820$43,450$45,300
University of Pennsylvania $40,514$42,098$43,738$45,890$47,668$49,536$51,464
Yale University $38,300$40,500$42,300$44,000$45,800$47,600$49,480
Table. Ivy League Undergraduate Tuition Change Year By Year
2010-20112011-20122012-20132013-20142014-20152015-20162016-2017
Brown University -3.45 %3.62 %4.24 %3.99 %4.03 %4.09 %
Columbia University in the City of New York -4.59 %4.32 %4.00 %3.81 %3.91 %3.88 %
Cornell University -4.73 %4.51 %4.48 %4.25 %3.87 %3.74 %
Dartmouth College -6.33 %4.76 %3.80 %2.90 %2.91 %3.90 %
Harvard University -3.74 %2.55 %3.49 %3.89 %3.05 %3.97 %
Princeton University -3.34 %4.42 %1.60 %4.11 %3.90 %4.26 %
University of Pennsylvania -3.91 %3.90 %4.92 %3.87 %3.92 %3.89 %
Yale University -5.74 %4.44 %4.02 %4.09 %3.93 %3.95 %
Table. Ivy League Undergraduate Tuition Change from 2010 Cumulatively
2010-20112011-20122012-20132013-20142014-20152015-20162016-2017
Brown University -3.45 %7.20 %11.74 %16.20 %20.89 %25.84 %
Columbia University in the City of New York -4.59 %9.10 %13.47 %17.79 %22.39 %27.14 %
Cornell University -4.73 %9.45 %14.35 %19.21 %23.82 %28.46 %
Dartmouth College -6.33 %11.39 %15.62 %18.97 %22.43 %27.21 %
Harvard University -3.74 %6.38 %10.09 %14.38 %17.87 %22.54 %
Princeton University -3.34 %7.91 %9.63 %14.14 %18.59 %23.64 %
University of Pennsylvania -3.91 %7.96 %13.27 %17.66 %22.27 %27.03 %
Yale University -5.74 %10.44 %14.88 %19.58 %24.28 %29.19 %



Graduate Tuition & Fees Trends of Ivy League Colleges from 2010 to 2017

Next table illustrates the changes of graduate school tuition & fees for Ivy League schools from 2010 to current year. You can estimate future years tuition based on year-by-year increase rates and/or cumulative rates.
Tuition & Fees Year by Year Rates Cumulative Rates
Table. Ivy League Graduate Tuition Trends From 2010 to 2017
2010-20112011-20122012-20132013-20142014-20152015-20162016-2017
Brown University $40,682$42,092$43,596$45,416$47,240$49,146$51,152
Columbia University in the City of New York $38,072$39,210$38,380$41,594$42,850$44,176$45,554
Cornell University $29,576$29,576$29,581$29,581$29,581$29,581$29,585
Dartmouth College $40,028$41,836$43,882$45,778$47,104$48,416$50,303
Harvard University $36,142$37,490$38,506$39,846$41,408$42,874$44,384
Princeton University $38,090$38,620$40,500$42,070$43,720$45,350$47,220
University of Pennsylvania $27,812$28,978$30,108$31,744$32,976$34,268$35,604
Yale University $33,500$34,500$35,500$36,500$37,600$38,700$39,800
Table. Ivy League Graduate Tuition Change Year By Year
2010-20112011-20122012-20132013-20142014-20152015-20162016-2017
Brown University -3.47 %3.57 %4.17 %4.02 %4.03 %4.08 %
Columbia University in the City of New York -2.99 %-2.12 %8.37 %3.02 %3.09 %3.12 %
Cornell University -0.00 %0.02 %0.00 %0.00 %0.00 %0.01 %
Dartmouth College -4.52 %4.89 %4.32 %2.90 %2.79 %3.90 %
Harvard University -3.73 %2.71 %3.48 %3.92 %3.54 %3.52 %
Princeton University -1.39 %4.87 %3.88 %3.92 %3.73 %4.12 %
University of Pennsylvania -4.19 %3.90 %5.43 %3.88 %3.92 %3.90 %
Yale University -2.99 %2.90 %2.82 %3.01 %2.93 %2.84 %
Table. Ivy League Graduate Tuition Change from 2010 Cumulatively
2010-20112011-20122012-20132013-20142014-20152015-20162016-2017
Brown University -3.47 %7.16 %11.64 %16.12 %20.81 %25.74 %
Columbia University in the City of New York -2.99 %0.81 %9.25 %12.55 %16.03 %19.65 %
Cornell University -0.00 %0.02 %0.02 %0.02 %0.02 %0.03 %
Dartmouth College -4.52 %9.63 %14.36 %17.68 %20.96 %25.67 %
Harvard University -3.73 %6.54 %10.25 %14.57 %18.63 %22.80 %
Princeton University -1.39 %6.33 %10.45 %14.78 %19.06 %23.97 %
University of Pennsylvania -4.19 %8.26 %14.14 %18.57 %23.21 %28.02 %
Yale University -2.99 %5.97 %8.96 %12.24 %15.52 %18.81 %
It is good to compare schools in Ivy League in perspective of admission, graduation, and scores as well as overall college costs at Ivy League Academic Key Facts Comparison.

California Institute of Technology (CIT) Tuition Trends Over The Current Decade

California Institute of Technology is a Private (not-for-profit), 4 or more years school located in Pasadena, California. Its 2017 tuition & fees are $47,577. The tuition has risen by 4.82% from last year and has risen by 31.13% over the current decade (the 2010s) cumulatively.

Below charts and tables illustrate the college costs changes at California Institute of Technology including tuition, fees, living costs, and costs for books/supplies. You can check more information about California Institute of Technology including admission, graduation, population, and other statistics at schools's full information page. In addition, you can request admission, tuition, and other recent information of California Institute of Technology.


Tuition & Fees Trends of California Institute of Technology from 2010 to 2017

Next table and charts illustrates the tuition changes from 2010 to 2017 for California Institute of Technology. The statistics and analysis are based on costs data that are officially published by IPEDS, U.S. Department of Education.
UndergraduateGraduate
The 2017 undergraduate tuition & fees are $47,577 which has increased by 31.13% over the current decade. In average, the year-by-year rate of increase in tuition & fees is 4.45% while last year increase rate was 4.82%.
Table. Undergraduate Tuition & Fees Trends From 2010 to 2017
2010-20112011-20122012-20132013-20142014-20152015-20162016-2017
Tuition & Fees$36,282$37,704$39,588$41,538$43,362$45,390$47,577
Year-to-Year Rates-3.92%5.00%4.93%4.39%4.68%4.82%
Cumulative Rates-3.92%9.11%14.49%19.51%25.10%31.13%
The 2017 graduate school tuition & fees are $47,451 which has increased by 31.32% over the current decade. In average, the year-by-year rate of increase in graduate tuition & fees is 4.47% while last year increase rate was 4.54%.
Table. Graduate Tuition & Fees Trends From 2010 to 2017
2010-20112011-20122012-20132013-20142014-20152015-20162016-2017
Tuition & Fees$36,135$37,563$39,480$41,409$43,230$45,390$47,451
Year-to-Year Rates-3.95%5.10%4.89%4.40%5.00%4.54%
Cumulative Rates-3.95%9.26%14.60%19.63%25.61%31.32%

SEC Tuition Comparison

In this page, we introduce colleges which is members of Southeastern Conference (SEC) major program and compare tuition costs between them for year 2015. The Southeastern Conference (SEC) is a collegiate athletic conference whose member institutions are located primarily in the southeastern part of the United States. It is headquartered in Birmingham, Alabama. The SEC participates in the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) Division I in athletic competitions; for football, it is part of the Football Bowl Subdivision (FBS), formerly known as Division I-A. The conference is one of the most successful financially, consistently leading most conferences in revenue distribution to its members, including an SEC record $220.0 million for the 2010-11 fiscal year.

General information and comparison between Southeastern Conference (SEC) Colleges
In Southeastern Conference (SEC), 13 public and 1 private schools are in Southeastern Conference (SEC). Next table shows academic information and general characteristics of the Southeastern Conference (SEC) members.
Table. Best Southeastern Conference (SEC) Schools Overview
Name Acceptance RatesPopulationStudent Faculty Ratio
University of Florida
Gainesville, FL
47%49,878 4.76 %
University of Georgia
Athens, GA
56%34,536 5.88 %
University of Kentucky
Lexington, KY
69%28,435 5.56 %
University of Missouri-Columbia
Columbia, MO
79%34,616 5.00 %
University of South Carolina-Columbia
Columbia, SC
61%31,964 5.56 %
The University of Tennessee-Knoxville
Knoxville, TN
72%30,030 5.88 %
Vanderbilt University
Nashville, TN
13%12,757 12.50 %
The University of Alabama
Tuscaloosa, AL
57%34,752 4.76 %
University of Arkansas
Fayetteville, AR
59%25,341 5.26 %
Auburn University
Auburn University, AL
83%24,864 5.56 %
Louisiana State University and Agricultural & Mechanical College
Baton Rouge, LA
76%30,478 4.35 %
Mississippi State University
Mississippi State, MS
65%20,161 5.26 %
University of Mississippi
University, MS
59%19,431 5.26 %
Texas A & M University-College Station
College Station, TX
69%55,697 4.35 %
Student/Faculty Ratio data are reported for year 2013.

2015 Tuition comparison between Southeastern Conference (SEC) colleges
Below section describes the tuition and other costs for each Southeastern Conference (SEC) school. You can analyze and compare 2015 tuition cost between them with tables and charts. In addition you can compare the schools in all academic perspectives including admission, tuition, graduation, population and more at Southeastern Conference (SEC) tuition comparing page.
Tuition and Fees - Undergraduate (2015)
The average undergraduate school tuition & fees for the Southeastern Conference (SEC) colleges is $ 9,276 for in-state students and $ 26,563 for out-of-state students.
Table. Southeastern Conference (SEC) College Tuition and Fees - Undergraduate
Tuition & FeesBooks & Supplies
In-StateOut-of-State
University of Florida $ 6,313$ 28,591 $ 1,290
University of Georgia $ 10,836$ 29,046 $ 800
University of Kentucky $ 10,616$ 22,888 $ 1,000
University of Missouri-Columbia $ 9,433$ 24,460 $ 1,114
University of South Carolina-Columbia $ 11,158$ 29,440 $ 1,008
The University of Tennessee-Knoxville $ 11,876$ 30,326 $ 1,582
Vanderbilt University -$ 43,838 $ 1,370
The University of Alabama $ 24,950 $ 1,200
University of Arkansas $ 8,210$ 20,300 $ 1,400
Auburn University $ 10,200$ 27,384 $ 1,200
Louisiana State University and Agricultural & Mechanical College $ 8,750$ 26,467 $ 1,500
Mississippi State University $ 7,140$ 18,478 $ 1,200
University of Mississippi $ 7,096$ 19,144 $ 1,200
Texas A & M University-College Station $ 9,685$ 26,583 $ 1,000
Average$ 9,276$ 26,563$ 1,204

Tuition and Fees - Graduate (2015)
The average graduate school tuition & fees for the Southeastern Conference (SEC) colleges is $ 8,616 for in-state students and $ 23,996 for out-of-state students.
Table. Southeastern Conference (SEC) College Tuition and Fees - Graduate
Tuition & FeesBooks & Supplies
In-StateOut-of-State
University of Florida $ 10,770$ 27,335 $ 1,290
University of Georgia $ 8,088$ 23,388 $ 800
University of Kentucky $ 10,099$ 23,451 $ 1,000
University of Missouri-Columbia $ 8,335$ 21,842 $ 1,114
University of South Carolina-Columbia $ 12,024$ 25,770 $ 1,008
The University of Tennessee-Knoxville $ 10,112$ 28,300 $ 1,582
Vanderbilt University -$ 42,768 $ 1,370
The University of Alabama $ 24,950 $ 1,200
University of Arkansas $ 6,989$ 16,535 $ 1,400
Auburn University $ 8,586$ 25,758 $ 1,200
Mississippi State University $ 7,040$ 18,378 $ 1,200
University of Mississippi $ 7,002$ 19,050 $ 1,200
Texas A & M University-College Station $ 5,741$ 14,429 $ 1,000
Average$ 8,616$ 23,996$ 1,204

Living Costs(2015)
The average living costs for the Southeastern Conference (SEC) colleges is $ 14,250 when living on campus and $ 14,530 when living off campus.
Table. Southeastern Conference (SEC) College Living Costs (2015)
On-CampusOff-Campus
Room & BoardOther ExpensesRoom & BoardOther Expenses
University of Florida $ 9,630 $ 3,320 $ 9,630 $ 3,320
University of Georgia $ 9,246 $ 1,798 $ 7,434 $ 2,180
University of Kentucky $ 10,506 $ 3,208 $ 10,506 $ 3,208
University of Missouri-Columbia $ 9,386 $ 3,664 $ 9,386 $ 3,664
University of South Carolina-Columbia $ 9,248 $ 4,151 $ 10,287 $ 4,151
The University of Tennessee-Knoxville $ 10,296 $ 5,666 $ 10,296 $ 5,666
Vanderbilt University $ 14,382 $ 2,730 - -
The University of Alabama $ 12,716 $ 3,463 $ 12,716 $ 5,312
University of Arkansas $ 9,454 $ 4,002 $ 9,454 $ 4,002
Auburn University $ 12,178 $ 5,586 $ 12,178 $ 5,586
Louisiana State University and Agricultural & Mechanical College $ 10,804 $ 3,096 $ 15,264 $ 3,680
Mississippi State University $ 8,954 $ 5,326 $ 8,954 $ 5,326
University of Mississippi $ 9,908 $ 4,500 $ 9,908 $ 4,500
Texas A & M University-College Station $ 9,522 $ 2,768 $ 9,522 $ 2,768
Average$ 10,445$ 3,805$ 10,425$ 4,104

Glossary of Terms - Percent Distribution of College Core Revenue-

This page describes the terms for statistics and charts of college revenue source and percent distribution. [main source: IPEDS)

Glossary of Terms

Tuition and fees - Revenues from all tuition and fees assessed against students (net of refunds and discounts and allowances) for educational purposes. If tuition or fees are remitted to the state as an offset to the state appropriation, the total of such tuition or fees are deducted from the total state appropriation and added to the total for tuition and fees.

State appropriations are amounts received by the institution through acts of a state legislative body, except grants and contracts and capital appropriations. Funds reported in this category are for meeting current operating expenses, not for specific projects or programs.

Local appropriations, education district taxes, and similar support - Local appropriations are government appropriations made by a governmental entity below the state level. Education district taxes include all tax revenues assessed directly by an institution or on behalf of an institution when the institution will receive the exact amount collected. These revenues also include similar revenues that result from actions of local governments or citizens (such as through a referendum) that result in receipt by the institution of revenues based on collections of other taxes or resources (sales taxes, gambling taxes, etc.)

Government grants and contracts - Revenues from governmental agencies that are for specific research projects, other types of programs , or for general institutional operations (if not government appropriations). Examples are research projects, training programs, student financial assistance, and similar activities for which amounts are received or expenses are reimbursable under the terms of a grant or contract, including amounts to cover both direct and indirect expenses. Includes Pell Grants and reimbursement for costs of administering federal financial aid programs. Grants and contracts should be classified to identify the governmental level - federal, state, or local - funding the grant or contract to the institution; grants and contracts from other sources are classified as nongovernmental grants and contracts. GASB institutions are required to classify in financial reports such grants and contracts as either operating or nonoperating.
  • Operating - GASB requires that revenues and expenses be separated between operating and nonoperating. Operating revenues and expenses result from providing goods and services. Operating transactions are incurred in the course of the operating activities of the institution
  • Nonoperating - GASB requires that revenues and expenses be separated between operating and nonoperating. Operating revenues and expenses result from providing goods and services. Nonoperating activities are those outside the activities that are part of the operating activities of the institution. Most government appropriations are nonoperating because they are not generated by the operations of the institution. Investment income is nonoperating in most instances because institutions are not engaged in investing as an operating activity. Gifts are defined as nonoperating. Nonexchange transactions generate nonoperating revenues.

Private operating grants and contracts - Revenues from nongovernmental agencies and organizations that are for specific research projects or other types of programs and that are classified as operating revenues. Examples are research projects and similar activities for which amounts are received or expenditures are reimbursable under the terms of a grant or contract.

Gifts, including contributions from affiliated organizations - Revenues from private donors for which no legal consideration is provided; these would be nonexchange transactions as defined in GASB Statement No. 33 Accounting and Financial Reporting for Nonexchange Transactions. Includes all gifts or contributions to the institution except those classified as additions to permanent endowments or capital grants & gifts. Includes gifts from affiliated organizations. Includes the amount of contributed services recognized by the institution. Amounts from capital grants and contracts are not included.

Investment Return - Revenues derived from the institution's investments, including investments of endowment funds. Such income may take the form of interest income, dividend income, rental income or royalty income and includes both realized and unrealized gains and losses.

Alaska State 2012 Tuition Comparison and Analysis

Alaska is a state in the United States, situated in the northwest extremity of the North American continent, with the international boundary with Canada to the east, the Arctic Ocean to the north, and the Pacific Ocean to the west and south, with Russia further west across the Bering Strait. Alaska is the largest state in the United States by area, the 4th least populous and the least densely populated of the 50 United States. (source: Wikipedia)

There are 12 colleges and Universities in Alaska State - 7 Public and 5 private schools. 12 schools have certificate programs, 10 schools offer Associate Degree, 7 schools for Bachelor Degree, 5 schools for Master Degree, and 2 schools have doctorate program.

Undergraduate school average tuition of Alaska colleges is $8,997 for in-state and $12,991 for out-of-state student. Average tuition of graduate school is $9,531 (in-sate) and $16,515 (out-of-state).

Next Table shows the 2012 Alaska Tuition summary.

In-StateOut-of-State
TuitionFeesBook & SuppliesLiving CostsTuitionFeesBook & SuppliesLiving Costs
Undergraduate$ 8,977$ 471$ 820$ 9,237$ 12,991$ 471$ 820$ 9,237
Graduate$ 9,531$ 471$ 820$ 9,237$ 16,515$ 471$ 820$ 9,237

And graphical chart for Alaska 2012 Tuition is here.
Alaska State Tuition Comparison and Analysis Chart


You can see more graph and table for 2012 Alaska State Tuition and Financial aid information. In addition, Summary Table for Alaska State Tuition and Financial aid is provided here.

2012 Arizona Colleges Tuition Comparison

There are 139 colleges and universities in Arizona State : 29 public and 110 private schools. Among them, 112 schools offer certificate program, 66 schools offer Associate Degree, 43 schools offer Bachelor's Degree, 25 schools have Master' Degree, 15 schools offer Doctorate Degree.

Next Table shows 2012 Arizona Colleges Average tuition and costs.

In-StateOut-of-State
TuitionFeesBook & SuppliesLiving CostsTuitionFeesBook & SuppliesLiving Costs
Undergraduate$ 10,302$ 340$ 1,287$ 11,548$ 12,633$ 340$ 1,287$ 11,548
Graduate$ 16,085$ 340$ 1,287$ 11,548$ 17,751$ 340$ 1,287$ 11,548

And you can see analyze chart for 2012 Arizona college cost below.

2012 Arizona State Colleges Tuition Analysis Chart
2012 Arizona State College Tuition Analysis Chart
You can see all tables and charts analyzing Arizona state college tuition, financial aid, and other costs. And summary table for comparing all Arizona colleges is shown here. You can narrow down the search results by school type, level, and degree.


Barber Certificate Programs - Colleges for Barbering Major

Barber and Barbering Certificate Program is a steady and popular programs over all US colleges and universities.

266 Colleges provides barbering certificate program and most of those colleges are less than 2 years or 2-4 years college. So you can get the certificate faster than general college degree (i.e. 4 year colleges)

From Wikipedia, definition of barber is as follows:
In modern times, the term "barber" is used both as a professional title and to refer to hairdressers who specialize in men's hair. Historically, all hairdressers were considered barbers. In the 20th century, the profession of cosmetology branched off from barbering, and today hairdressers may be licensed as either barbers or cosmetologists. 

You can see the list of barbering colleges here. You can narrow down the list by your location, tuition, or any  preference you want.

The rate of Tuition and financial aid is your main concern for choosing barbering school, the college tuition comparison for barber schools gives you a big help.

Next list shows popular barbering college in US.



Advanced Barber College And Hair Design

Weslaco, TX
Private (for-profit), Less than 2 years, 4 Programs available
Certificate Program Degrees Offered

Alabama State College Of Barber Styling

Gardendale, AL
Private (for-profit), Less than 2 years, 2 Programs available
Certificate Program Degrees Offered

Allstate Hairstyling & Barber College

Cleveland, OH
Private (for-profit), 2-4 years, 2 Programs available
Certificate Program Degrees Offered

Bj's Beauty & Barber College

Tacoma, WA
Private (for-profit), 2-4 years, 5 Programs available
Certificate Program Degrees Offered

Borner's Barber College

Los Angeles, CA
Private (for-profit), Less than 2 years, 2 Programs available
Certificate Program Degrees Offered

Buckner Barber School

Dallas, TX
Private (for-profit), Less than 2 years, 2 Programs available
Certificate Program Degrees Offered

Cain's Barber College Inc

Chicago, IL
Private (for-profit), Less than 2 years, 3 Programs available
Certificate Program Degrees Offered

Dallas Barber & Stylist College

Dallas, TX
Private (for-profit), Less than 2 years, 4 Programs available
Certificate Program Degrees Offered

Dayton Barber College

Miamisburg, OH
Private (for-profit), 2-4 years, 2 Programs available
Certificate Program Degrees Offered

Evergreen Beauty & Barber College-everett

Everett, WA
Private (for-profit), 2-4 years, 6 Programs available
Certificate Program Degrees Offered
Have a big start your future with barber certificate!