<p>In addition to the 3.8% increase for instate UVa students, 4.8% for OOS, UVa is moving to a model that uses tuition differential surcharges. The McIntire School of Commerce has phased in a $5k tuition differential, a two year program so years 3 & 4. The coming academic year will see a $2k tuition differential for SEAS starting with first year students (current students are grandfathered). </p>
<p>So, while 14% may seem tough, looked at in context with the price lock it is indeed a lower increase then UVa over four years if UVa stayed at a 3.8%, not even considering the tuition differential surcharges.</p>