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DeVry University 18 Campuses Key Facts and Tuition Comparison

DeVry University is an American for-profit college. The school was founded in 1931 as DeForest Training School, and officially became DeVry University in 2002. DeVry University has 18 campuses in United States ( and Inhabited territory). Total 36,653 students are enrolled in one of those campuses for academic year 2016-2017. The average acceptance ratio over all campuses is 84.06% . The average graduation rate of the DeVry University campuses is 23.56% and the average student to faculty ratio is 16.33:1.
DeVry University has 18 campuses in United States ( and Inhabited territory). Total 36,653 students are enrolled in one of those campuses for academic year 2016-2017. The average acceptance ratio over all campuses is 84.06% . The average graduation rate of the DeVry University campuses is 23.56% and the average student to faculty ratio is 16.33:1.

Table. DeVry University 18 Campuses Overview
Campus Name	Highest Degree	Student Population	Acceptance Ratio	Graduation Rate	Student to Faculty Ratio
ArizonaPhoenix, AZ	Master's degree	973	84%	27%	15:1
CaliforniaPomona, CA	Master's degree	4,636	88%	31%	18:1
ColoradoWestminster, CO	Master's degree	455	86%	11%	13:1
DeVry College of New YorkNew York, NY	Master's degree	1,734	84%	18%	29:1
FloridaMiramar, FL	Master's degree	1,373	78%	28%	18:1
GeorgiaDecatur, GA	Master's degree	1,832	84%	24%	26:1
IllinoisChicago, IL	Master's degree	19,340	78%	24%	14:1
IndianaMerrillville, IN	Master's degree	111	75%	16%	5:1
MissouriKansas City, MO	Master's degree	348	86%	32%	12:1
NevadaHenderson, NV	Master's degree	255	80%	21%	15:1
New JerseyNorth Brunswick, NJ	Master's degree	972	87%	31%	14:1
North CarolinaCharlotte, NC	Master's degree	332	67%	14%	11:1
OhioColumbus, OH	Master's degree	1,635	86%	29%	22:1
OklahomaOklahoma City, OK	Master's degree	104	92%	25%	18:1
PennsylvaniaFort Washington, PA	Master's degree	533	86%	23%	15:1
TennesseeNashville, TN	Master's degree	181	88%	25%	18:1
TexasIrving, TX	Master's degree	1,152	94%	18%	14:1
VirginiaArlington, VA	Master's degree	687	90%	27%	17:1
Average		Total 36,653	84.06%	23.56%	16.33:1

DeVry University 18 Campuses 2017 Tuition Comparison

Next table and chart illustrate the college costs including tuition & fees, books & supplies, and living costs of DeVry University 18 Campuses. The cost data officially published by IPEDS, U.S. Department of Education.

Undergraduate Graduate

The 2017 average undergraduate tuition & fees of is $17,512 for state residents and $17,512 for other students. The living costs are - when a student lives on-campus housing facilities and $17,942 when living off campus in average. In this year, Arizona campus has the highest tuition and living costs of $17,870 based on out-of-state tuition & fees and on-campus living costs.

Table. Undergraduate Tuition and Other Costs Comparison Between DeVry University 18 Campuses
Campus	Tuition & Fees	Books & Supplies	Living Costs
Arizona	$17,512	$360	$18,840
California	$17,512	$360	$18,840
Colorado	$17,512	$360	$18,840
DeVry College of New York	$17,512	$360	$18,840
Florida	$17,512	$360	$17,224
Georgia	$17,512	$360	$17,224
Illinois	$17,512	$360	$17,224
Indiana	$17,512	$360	$17,224
Missouri	$17,512	$360	$17,224
Nevada	$17,512	$360	$18,840
New Jersey	$17,512	$360	$18,840
North Carolina	$17,512	$360	$17,224
Ohio	$17,512	$360	$17,224
Oklahoma	$17,512	$360	$17,224
Pennsylvania	$17,512	$360	$18,840
Tennessee	$17,512	$360	$17,224
Texas	$17,512	$360	$17,224
Virginia	$17,512	$360	$18,840
Average	$17,512	$360	$17,942

The 2017 average graduate tuition & fees of is $18,784 for state residents and $18,784 for other students. The living costs are - when a student lives on-campus housing facilities and $17,942 when living off campus in average.

Table. Graduate Tuition and Other Costs Comparison Between DeVry University 18 Campuses
Campus	Tuition & Fees	Books & Supplies	Living Costs
Arizona	$18,784	$360	$18,840
California	$18,784	$360	$18,840
Colorado	$18,784	$360	$18,840
DeVry College of New York	$18,784	$360	$18,840
Florida	$18,784	$360	$17,224
Georgia	$18,784	$360	$17,224
Illinois	$18,784	$360	$17,224
Indiana	$18,784	$360	$17,224
Missouri	$18,784	$360	$17,224
Nevada	$18,784	$360	$18,840
New Jersey	$18,784	$360	$18,840
North Carolina	$18,784	$360	$17,224
Ohio	$18,784	$360	$17,224
Oklahoma	$18,784	$360	$17,224
Pennsylvania	$18,784	$360	$18,840
Tennessee	$18,784	$360	$17,224
Texas	$18,784	$360	$17,224
Virginia	$18,784	$360	$18,840
Average	$18,784	$360	$17,942

University of Phoenix 37 Campuses Tuition Comparison

The University of Phoenix (UOPX) is a private for-profit college, headquartered in Phoenix, Arizona, United States. The main campus is located in the City of Phoenix, Arizona, while the school specializes in online programs, the UOPX is one of the largest private universities in North America, with the campuses located across the USA, as well as Puerto Rico, and overseas campuses in Canada, the Netherlands, and learning centres in Mexico offering traditional in-class academic education as well as additional programs and services. In academic year 2016-2017, total 157,734 students are attending at one of campuses of University of Phoenix.

Table. University of Phoenix 37 Campuses Overview
Campus Name	Highest Degree	Student Population	Graduation Rate	Student to Faculty Ratio
AlabamaBirmingham, AL	Master's degree	44	9%	9:1
ArizonaTempe, AZ	Doctor's degree	131,629	16%	36:1
ArkansasLittle Rock, AR	Master's degree	85	11%	9:1
CaliforniaCosta Mesa, CA	Master's degree	13,336	18%	20:1
ColoradoLone Tree, CO	Master's degree	583	18%	11:1
ConnecticutNorwalk, CT	Master's degree	2	-	2:1
FloridaOrlando, FL	Master's degree	1,323	16%	11:1
GeorgiaSandy Springs, GA	Master's degree	894	14%	12:1
HawaiiHonolulu, HI	Master's degree	1,087	25%	17:1
IdahoMeridian, ID	Master's degree	39	6%	5:1
IllinoisSchaumburg, IL	Master's degree	323	8%	9:1
IndianaIndianapolis, IN	Master's degree	53	5%	6:1
IowaDes Moines, IA	Master's degree	4	-	4:1
KentuckyLouisville, KY	Master's degree	39	15%	6:1
LouisianaBaton Rouge, LA	Master's degree	171	14%	8:1
MarylandColumbia, MD	Master's degree	115	18%	9:1
MassachusettsBraintree, MA	Master's degree	66	6%	7:1
MichiganSouthfield, MI	Master's degree	353	10%	8:1
MinnesotaSaint Louis Park, MN	Master's degree	31	13%	5:1
MissouriSaint Louis, MO	Master's degree	196	11%	8:1
NevadaLas Vegas, NV	Master's degree	892	16%	13:1
New JerseyJersey City, NJ	Bachelor's degree	166	15%	8:1
New MexicoAlbuquerque, NM	Master's degree	502	19%	10:1
North CarolinaCharlotte, NC	Master's degree	271	13%	9:1
OhioBeachwood, OH	Master's degree	102	15%	9:1
OklahomaOklahoma City, OK	Master's degree	67	12%	5:1
OregonTigard, OR	Master's degree	106	17%	7:1
PennsylvaniaPhiladelphia, PA	Master's degree	248	9%	8:1
Puerto RicoGuaynabo, PR	Master's degree	223	31%	7:1
South CarolinaColumbia, SC	Master's degree	107	12%	10:1
TennesseeNashville, TN	Master's degree	604	14%	11:1
TexasHouston, TX	Master's degree	2,597	17%	15:1
UtahSalt Lake City, UT	Master's degree	531	28%	10:1
VirginiaGlen Allen, VA	Master's degree	526	16%	9:1
WashingtonTukwila, WA	Master's degree	242	14%	13:1
Washington DCWashington, DC	Master's degree	119	3%	11:1
WisconsinMilwaukee, WI	Master's degree	58	5%	7:1

University of Phoenix 37 Campuses 2017 Tuition Comparison

Next table and chart illustrate the college costs including tuition & fees, books & supplies, and living costs of University of Phoenix 37 Campuses. The cost data officially published by IPEDS, U.S. Department of Education.

Undergraduate Graduate

The 2017 average undergraduate tuition & fees of is $11,698 for state residents and $11,698 for other students. The living costs are - when a student lives on-campus housing facilities and $9,959 when living off campus in average. In this year, North Carolina campus has the highest tuition and living costs of $13,600 based on out-of-state tuition & fees and on-campus living costs.

Table. Undergraduate Tuition and Other Costs Comparison Between University of Phoenix 37 Campuses
Campus	Tuition & Fees	Books & Supplies	Living Costs
Alabama	$12,221	-	-
Arizona	$11,219	$1,112	$9,604
Arkansas	$11,911	-	-
California	$11,814	$1,120	$9,980
Colorado	$11,483	$1,120	$9,980
Connecticut	$12,540	-	-
Florida	$11,979	$1,120	$9,980
Georgia	$10,711	$1,120	$9,980
Hawaii	$11,579	$1,120	$9,980
Idaho	$11,324	-	-
Illinois	$11,792	$1,120	$9,980
Indiana	$12,079	-	-
Iowa	$12,540	-	-
Kentucky	$12,109	-	-
Louisiana	$12,144	-	-
Maryland	$12,349	-	-
Massachusetts	$12,384	-	-
Michigan	$11,956	$1,120	$9,980
Minnesota	$11,974	-	-
Missouri	$11,753	-	-
Nevada	$11,461	$1,120	$9,980
New Jersey	$12,464	$1,120	$9,980
New Mexico	$11,575	$1,120	$9,980
North Carolina	$12,482	$1,120	$9,980
Ohio	$11,795	-	-
Oklahoma	$11,779	-	-
Oregon	$11,734	-	-
Pennsylvania	$12,073	$1,120	$9,980
Puerto Rico	$5,884	-	-
South Carolina	$11,821	-	-
Tennessee	$10,666	-	-
Texas	$11,964	$1,120	$9,980
Utah	$11,433	$1,120	$9,980
Virginia	$11,934	$1,120	$9,980
Washington	$11,858	$1,120	$9,980
Washington DC	$12,012	$1,120	$9,980
Wisconsin	$12,038	-	-
Average	$11,698	$1,120	$9,959

The 2017 average graduate tuition & fees of is $15,942 for state residents and $15,942 for other students. The living costs are - when a student lives on-campus housing facilities and $9,959 when living off campus in average.

Table. Graduate Tuition and Other Costs Comparison Between University of Phoenix 37 Campuses
Campus	Tuition & Fees	Books & Supplies	Living Costs
Alabama	$14,880	-	-
Arizona	$16,581	$1,112	$9,604
Arkansas	$13,560	-	-
California	$16,067	$1,120	$9,980
Colorado	$15,989	$1,120	$9,980
Connecticut	$16,800	-	-
Florida	$17,234	$1,120	$9,980
Georgia	$14,684	$1,120	$9,980
Hawaii	$16,319	$1,120	$9,980
Idaho	$14,880	-	-
Illinois	$17,465	$1,120	$9,980
Indiana	$14,880	-	-
Iowa	$13,560	-	-
Kentucky	$13,560	-	-
Louisiana	$17,629	-	-
Maryland	$17,378	-	-
Massachusetts	$16,647	-	-
Michigan	$15,828	$1,120	$9,980
Minnesota	$16,800	-	-
Missouri	$17,400	-	-
Nevada	$14,876	$1,120	$9,980
New Jersey	New Jersey Campus does not offer graduate programs.
New Mexico	$16,333	$1,120	$9,980
North Carolina	$17,760	$1,120	$9,980
Ohio	$16,800	-	-
Oklahoma	$17,760	-	-
Oregon	$17,760	-	-
Pennsylvania	$17,760	$1,120	$9,980
Puerto Rico	$7,730	-	-
South Carolina	$17,223	-	-
Tennessee	$14,730	-	-
Texas	$16,955	$1,120	$9,980
Utah	$13,243	$1,120	$9,980
Virginia	$17,654	$1,120	$9,980
Washington	$17,517	$1,120	$9,980
Washington DC	$16,800	$1,120	$9,980
Wisconsin	$14,880	-	-
Average	$15,942	$1,120	$9,959

Puerto Rico Colleges Tuition Trends Over The Current Decade (The 2010s)

There are 157 colleges in Puerto Rico State - 20 public and 137 private schools. The average tuition & fees of public schools are $2,158 for Puerto Rico residents and $3,510 for others in 2017. It increase -0.52% from last year and -5.36% from 2010 cumulatively. For private schools, the average tuition & fees are $6,608 which are increased -0.08% from last year and 10.33% from 2010 cumulatively.

Tuition & Fees Trends of Puerto Rico Colleges from 2010 to 2017

Next table and charts illustrates the tuition changes from 2010 to 2017 for Puerto Rico colleges and universities. The costs officially published by IPEDS, U.S. Department of Education and due to the data availability, the avarage amount mainly based on 2-4 years and 4 years colleges and universities.

Undergraduate (Public) Undergraduate (Private) Graduate (Public) Graduate (Private)

For Puerto Rico public schools, the 2017 undergraduate in-state tuition & fees are $2,158 which has increased by -5.71% over the current decade and the out-of-state cost is $3,510 which has risen by -5.36%. In average, the rate of increase in tuition is -0.77% while last year increase rate was -0.52%.

Table. Undergraduate Tuition Trends (Public Schools) From 2010 to 2017 for Puerto Rico Colleges
	2010-2011	2011-2012	2012-2013	2013-2014	2014-2015	2015-2016	2016-2017
In-State Costs	$2,289	$2,799	$2,514	$2,132	$2,115	$2,119	$2,158
Year-to-Year Rates	0.00%	22.27%	-10.18%	-15.20%	-0.79%	0.19%	1.86%
Cumulative Rates	0.00%	22.27%	9.82%	-6.87%	-7.61%	-7.43%	-5.71%
Out-of-State Costs	$3,709	$4,130	$3,904	$3,523	$3,377	$3,528	$3,510
Year-to-Year Rates	0.00%	11.35%	-5.47%	-9.75%	-4.16%	4.49%	-0.52%
Cumulative Rates	0.00%	11.35%	5.26%	-5.01%	-8.96%	-4.87%	-5.36%

For private schools in Puerto Rico state, the 2017 undergraduate tuition & fees are $6,608 which has increased by 10.33% over the current decade. In average, the rate of increase in tuition is 1.48% while last year increase rate was -0.08%.

Table. Undergraduate Tuition Trends (Private Schools) From 2010 to 2017 for Puerto Rico Colleges
	2010-2011	2011-2012	2012-2013	2013-2014	2014-2015	2015-2016	2016-2017
Tuition & Fees	$5,989	$6,666	$6,510	$6,545	$6,596	$6,613	$6,608
Year-to-Year Rates	0.00%	11.30%	-2.34%	0.54%	0.78%	0.26%	-0.08%
Cumulative Rates	0.00%	11.30%	8.70%	9.29%	10.13%	10.42%	10.33%

The average graduate school tuition & fees of Puerto Rico public schools are $4,053 which has increased by -0.22% over the current decade and the out-of-state graduate cost is $6,404 which has risen by 23.55%. In average, the rate of increase in graduate tuition is 3.36% while last year increase rate was 1.25%.

Table. Graduate Tuition Trends (Public Schools) From 2010 to 2017 for Puerto Rico Colleges
	2010-2011	2011-2012	2012-2013	2013-2014	2014-2015	2015-2016	2016-2017
In-State Costs	$4,062	$4,375	$4,373	$3,798	$3,827	$4,012	$4,053
Year-to-Year Rates	0.00%	7.69%	-0.03%	-13.15%	0.76%	4.83%	1.02%
Cumulative Rates	0.00%	7.69%	7.66%	-6.50%	-5.79%	-1.23%	-0.22%
Out-of-State Costs	$5,183	$5,706	$5,517	$5,165	$4,665	$6,325	$6,404
Year-to-Year Rates	0.00%	10.09%	-3.32%	-6.39%	-9.68%	35.60%	1.25%
Cumulative Rates	0.00%	10.09%	6.43%	-0.36%	-10.01%	22.03%	23.55%

For private graduate schools in Puerto Rico state, the 2017 tuition & fees are $5,732 which has increased by 1.85% over the current decade. In average, the rate of increase in graduate tuition is 0.26393% while last year increase rate was 6.62%.

Table. Graduate Tuition Trends (Private Schools) From 2010 to 2017 for Puerto Rico Colleges
	2010-2011	2011-2012	2012-2013	2013-2014	2014-2015	2015-2016	2016-2017
Tuition & Fees	$5,628	$6,108	$5,258	$5,496	$5,484	$5,376	$5,732
Year-to-Year Rates	0.00%	8.52%	-13.90%	4.52%	-0.23%	-1.96%	6.62%
Cumulative Rates	0.00%	8.52%	-6.57%	-2.35%	-2.57%	-4.48%	1.85%

You can check the changes of other college costs including room & board costs, book & supplies, and other living expenses at Puerto Rico college cost trends.

Wyoming Colleges Tuition Trends Over The Current Decade (The 2010s)

There are 11 colleges in Wyoming State - 8 public and 3 private schools. The average tuition & fees of public schools are $3,131 for Wyoming residents and $7,985 for others in 2017. It increase 7.53% from last year and 33.46% from 2010 cumulatively. For private schools, the average tuition & fees are $18,021 which are increased 6.21% from last year and 0.00% from 2010 cumulatively.

Tuition & Fees Trends of Wyoming Colleges from 2010 to 2017

Next table and charts illustrates the tuition changes from 2010 to 2017 for Wyoming colleges and universities. The costs officially published by IPEDS, U.S. Department of Education and due to the data availability, the avarage amount mainly based on 2-4 years and 4 years colleges and universities.

Undergraduate (Public) Undergraduate (Private) Graduate (Public) Graduate (Private)

For Wyoming public schools, the 2017 undergraduate in-state tuition & fees are $3,131 which has increased by 36.36% over the current decade and the out-of-state cost is $7,985 which has risen by 33.46%. In average, the rate of increase in tuition is 4.78% while last year increase rate was 7.53%.

Table. Undergraduate Tuition Trends (Public Schools) From 2010 to 2017 for Wyoming Colleges
	2010-2011	2011-2012	2012-2013	2013-2014	2014-2015	2015-2016	2016-2017
In-State Costs	$2,296	$2,440	$2,565	$2,713	$2,839	$2,865	$3,131
Year-to-Year Rates	0.00%	6.28%	5.12%	5.78%	4.63%	0.92%	9.26%
Cumulative Rates	0.00%	6.28%	11.73%	18.18%	23.66%	24.81%	36.36%
Out-of-State Costs	$5,983	$6,295	$6,630	$7,003	$7,348	$7,425	$7,985
Year-to-Year Rates	0.00%	5.22%	5.32%	5.63%	4.92%	1.05%	7.53%
Cumulative Rates	0.00%	5.22%	10.82%	17.06%	22.82%	24.11%	33.46%

For private schools in Wyoming state, the 2017 undergraduate tuition & fees are $18,021 which has increased by 0.00% over the current decade. In average, the rate of increase in tuition is 0.00% while last year increase rate was 6.21%.

Table. Undergraduate Tuition Trends (Private Schools) From 2010 to 2017 for Wyoming Colleges
	2010-2011	2011-2012	2012-2013	2013-2014	2014-2015	2015-2016	2016-2017
Tuition & Fees	-	$15,790	$16,214	$16,620	$16,968	$16,968	$18,021
Year-to-Year Rates	0.00%	0.00%	2.69%	2.50%	2.09%	0.00%	6.21%
Cumulative Rates	0.00%	0.00%	0.00%	0.00%	0.00%	0.00%	0.00%

The average graduate school tuition & fees of Wyoming public schools are $5,673 which has increased by 28.55% over the current decade and the out-of-state graduate cost is $14,313 which has risen by 32.05%. In average, the rate of increase in graduate tuition is 4.58% while last year increase rate was 3.75%.

Table. Graduate Tuition Trends (Public Schools) From 2010 to 2017 for Wyoming Colleges
	2010-2011	2011-2012	2012-2013	2013-2014	2014-2015	2015-2016	2016-2017
In-State Costs	$4,413	$4,641	$4,806	$4,944	$5,234	$5,498	$5,673
Year-to-Year Rates	0.00%	5.17%	3.56%	2.87%	5.87%	5.04%	3.18%
Cumulative Rates	0.00%	5.17%	8.91%	12.03%	18.60%	24.59%	28.55%
Out-of-State Costs	$10,839	$11,373	$11,880	$12,486	$13,136	$13,796	$14,313
Year-to-Year Rates	0.00%	4.93%	4.46%	5.10%	5.21%	5.02%	3.75%
Cumulative Rates	0.00%	4.93%	9.60%	15.20%	21.19%	27.28%	32.05%

For private graduate schools in Wyoming state, the 2017 tuition & fees are - which has increased by 0.00% over the current decade. In average, the rate of increase in graduate tuition is 0.00000% while last year increase rate was 0.00%.

Table. Graduate Tuition Trends (Private Schools) From 2010 to 2017 for Wyoming Colleges
	2010-2011	2011-2012	2012-2013	2013-2014	2014-2015	2015-2016	2016-2017
Tuition & Fees	-	-	-	-	-	-	-
Year-to-Year Rates	0.00%	0.00%	0.00%	0.00%	0.00%	0.00%	0.00%
Cumulative Rates	0.00%	0.00%	0.00%	0.00%	0.00%	0.00%	0.00%

You can check the changes of other college costs including room & board costs, book & supplies, and other living expenses at Wyoming college cost trends.

Wisconsin Colleges Tuition Trends Over The Current Decade(The 2010s)

There are 122 colleges in Wisconsin State - 33 public and 89 private schools. The average tuition & fees of public schools are $6,058 for Wisconsin residents and $11,173 for others in 2017. It increase 3.05% from last year and 10.17% from 2010 cumulatively. For private schools, the average tuition & fees are $23,569 which are increased 0.86% from last year and 21.75% from 2010 cumulatively.

Tuition & Fees Trends of Wisconsin Colleges from 2010 to 2017

Next table and charts illustrates the tuition changes from 2010 to 2017 for Wisconsin colleges and universities. The costs officially published by IPEDS, U.S. Department of Education and due to the data availability, the avarage amount mainly based on 2-4 years and 4 years colleges and universities.

Undergraduate (Public) Undergraduate (Private) Graduate (Public) Graduate (Private)

For Wisconsin public schools, the 2017 undergraduate in-state tuition & fees are $6,058 which has increased by 17.55% over the current decade and the out-of-state cost is $11,173 which has risen by 10.17%. In average, the rate of increase in tuition is 1.45% while last year increase rate was 3.05%.

Table. Undergraduate Tuition Trends (Public Schools) From 2010 to 2017 for Wisconsin Colleges
	2010-2011	2011-2012	2012-2013	2013-2014	2014-2015	2015-2016	2016-2017
In-State Costs	$5,153	$5,427	$5,726	$5,840	$5,916	$5,942	$6,058
Year-to-Year Rates	0.00%	5.30%	5.51%	1.99%	1.30%	0.45%	1.94%
Cumulative Rates	0.00%	5.30%	11.11%	13.33%	14.80%	15.32%	17.55%
Out-of-State Costs	$10,142	$10,025	$10,392	$10,520	$10,630	$10,842	$11,173
Year-to-Year Rates	0.00%	-1.15%	3.66%	1.23%	1.04%	1.99%	3.05%
Cumulative Rates	0.00%	-1.15%	2.47%	3.73%	4.81%	6.90%	10.17%

For private schools in Wisconsin state, the 2017 undergraduate tuition & fees are $23,569 which has increased by 21.75% over the current decade. In average, the rate of increase in tuition is 3.11% while last year increase rate was 0.86%.

Table. Undergraduate Tuition Trends (Private Schools) From 2010 to 2017 for Wisconsin Colleges
	2010-2011	2011-2012	2012-2013	2013-2014	2014-2015	2015-2016	2016-2017
Tuition & Fees	$19,358	$19,919	$20,316	$20,578	$21,119	$23,369	$23,569
Year-to-Year Rates	0.00%	2.90%	1.99%	1.29%	2.63%	10.65%	0.86%
Cumulative Rates	0.00%	2.90%	4.95%	6.30%	9.10%	20.72%	21.75%

The average graduate school tuition & fees of Wisconsin public schools are $9,050 which has increased by 12.95% over the current decade and the out-of-state graduate cost is $18,270 which has risen by 4.88%. In average, the rate of increase in graduate tuition is 0.70% while last year increase rate was 1.02%.

Table. Graduate Tuition Trends (Public Schools) From 2010 to 2017 for Wisconsin Colleges
	2010-2011	2011-2012	2012-2013	2013-2014	2014-2015	2015-2016	2016-2017
In-State Costs	$8,012	$8,358	$8,717	$8,759	$8,811	$8,929	$9,050
Year-to-Year Rates	0.00%	4.31%	4.30%	0.48%	0.60%	1.34%	1.35%
Cumulative Rates	0.00%	4.31%	8.80%	9.32%	9.97%	11.45%	12.95%
Out-of-State Costs	$17,420	$17,593	$17,724	$17,783	$17,839	$18,085	$18,270
Year-to-Year Rates	0.00%	0.99%	0.74%	0.34%	0.32%	1.38%	1.02%
Cumulative Rates	0.00%	0.99%	1.74%	2.09%	2.41%	3.82%	4.88%

For private graduate schools in Wisconsin state, the 2017 tuition & fees are $14,967 which has increased by 25.78% over the current decade. In average, the rate of increase in graduate tuition is 3.68355% while last year increase rate was 3.72%.

Table. Graduate Tuition Trends (Private Schools) From 2010 to 2017 for Wisconsin Colleges
	2010-2011	2011-2012	2012-2013	2013-2014	2014-2015	2015-2016	2016-2017
Tuition & Fees	$11,899	$12,644	$13,720	$13,745	$14,397	$14,431	$14,967
Year-to-Year Rates	0.00%	6.26%	8.51%	0.18%	4.74%	0.24%	3.72%
Cumulative Rates	0.00%	6.26%	15.30%	15.51%	20.99%	21.28%	25.78%

You can check the changes of other college costs including room & board costs, book & supplies, and other living expenses at Wisconsin college cost trends.

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