UC Cost of Attendance Analysis Shows High Sticker Prices for Students
What happened
The Public Policy Institute of California released an analysis of University of California cost of attendance data. The report found that attending certain campuses costs student families more than $50,000 annually. For instance, a new California student at UC Berkeley living in a residence hall faces a $54,674 price tag, while a new student at UC Irvine living off campus faces $50,130.
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Why it matters
The total cost of attendance includes housing, food, and health insurance, in addition to tuition and fees. The analysis shows that while the sticker price is high, the net cost varies significantly based on a family's income and eligibility for financial aid.
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Who's involved
- University of CaliforniaProvides the cost of attendance data for policy research.
- Public Policy Institute of CaliforniaAnalyzes the cost of attendance data for policy research.
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The entities involved
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University of California
university system in California, United States
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Public Policy Institute of California
organization in San Francisco, United States