Continues decade-long annual increase of tuition at Yavapai Community College
The Yavapai Community College District Governing Board unanimously approved a request from the College Administration to increase student tuition by almost 5% at its October 8, 2019 meeting. The increase will generate around $500,000 in additional revenue over the academic year 2020-2021. The Governing Board has increased tuition in some form at the Community College every year for more than a decade.
According to Vice President of Finance & Administrative Services, Dr. Clint Ewell, the increase was needed because of a decline in summer enrollment, a loss of a small amount of state aid, and an increase in employee benefits.
You may view an edited video (about 8 minutes) of Dr. Ewell’s presentation below or you may view his entire presentation when it is posted on the College web site by clicking here.
