Regents for Kentucky's community and technical college system have approved a $6 per-credit-hour tuition increase.
The increase equates to a $108 annual increase for in-state students taking 18 credit hours per year — the average for students in the community and technical college system.
The system's board of regents also approved tuition that includes a $12 per-credit-hour rate for a total of $324 per credit hour for out-of-state students from counties next to Kentucky. All other out-of-state students will pay $21 more per credit hour for a total of $567 per credit hour.
The tuition rates approved at a meeting last Friday followed tuition-setting guidelines from the Kentucky Council on Postsecondary Education.
Regents also approved a 3 percent raise for community and technical college faculty and staff.
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