In-state				Out-of-state
School	2006-'07 ($)	2005-'06 ($)	% chg.	% chg. since '02-'03	2006-'07 ($)	2005-'06 ($)	% chg.	% chg. since '02-'03
Pennsylvania State University, University Park	12,164	11,508	5.7	45.1	22,712	21,744	4.5	29.0
University of Vermont, Burlington	11,324	10,748	5.4	25.9	26,308	24,934	5.5	22.5
University of New Hampshire, Durham	10,401	9,778	6.4	27.9	22,851	21,498	6.3	28.2
Rutgers University, New Brunswick, N.J.	9,958	9,221	8.0	36.3	18,463	16,819	9.8	39.0
University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign	9,882	8,634	14.5	58.3	23,968	22,720	5.5	51.8
University of Michigan, Ann Arbor	9,723	9,213	5.5	29.9	29,131	27,601	5.5	24.7
University of Massachusetts, Amherst	9,595	9,278	3.4	48.0	19,317	18,397	5.0	26.0
Clemson University, Clemson, S.C.	9,400	8,816	6.6	61.1	19,824	18,440	7.5	53.3
University of Minnesota, Twin Cities	9,174	8,622	6.4	46.1	20,803	20,252	2.7	23.4
Michigan State University, East Lansing	8,793	8,237	6.8	43.1	21,438	19,990	7.2	40.9
Ohio University, Athens	8,727	8,235	6.0	37.7	17,691	17,199	2.9	28.0
Ohio State University, Columbus	8,667	8,082	7.2	52.3	20,562	19,305	6.5	36.0
University of Connecticut, Storrs	8,362	7,912	5.7	35.9	21,562	20,416	5.6	36.0
University of Virginia, Charlottesville	8,043	7,376	9.0	55.6	26,143	24,296	7.6	28.3
University of Maryland, College Park	7,906	7,821	1.1	34.0	21,345	20,145	6.0	41.4
University of South Carolina, Columbia	7,808	7,314	6.8	56.7	20,236	18,956	6.8	54.4
University of California, Berkeley	7,800	7,434	4.9	79.9	26,484	25,254	4.9	58.4
University of Texas, Austin	7,800	7,120	9.6	54.8	16,920	15,800	7.1	51.8
University of Missouri, Columbia	7,784	7,415	5.0	40.2	18,050	17,192	5.0	22.7
University of Delaware, Newark	7,740	7,318	5.8	34.4	18,450	17,474	5.6	20.7
Illinois State University, Normal	7,724	6,801	13.6	53.3	14,414	12,681	13.7	56.2
University of Rhode Island, Kingston	7,724	7,284	6.0	31.9	21,424	19,926	7.5	39.8
University of Maine, Orono	7,497	6,910	8.5	35.1	18,444	17,050	8.2	35.4
Indiana University, Bloomington	7,460	7,112	4.9	40.4	20,472	19,508	4.9	28.6
University of California, Los Angeles	7,143	7,062	1.1	63.2	25,827	24,882	3.8	54.1
Purdue University, West Lafayette, Ind.	7,096	6,458	9.9	27.2	21,266	19,824	7.3	30.8
Virginia Polytechnic Institute, Blacksburg	6,973	6,378	9.3	47.2	19,049	17,837	6.8	32.7
Texas A&M University, College Station	6,966	6,399	8.9	45.3	15,216	14,679	3.7	34.2
University of Wisconsin, Madison	6,730	6,280	7.2	52.0	20,730	20,280	2.2	12.5
University of Kentucky, Lexington	6,510	5,812	12.0	63.8	13,970	12,798	9.2	32.7
Washington State University, Pullman	6,448	6,010	7.3	42.7	16,088	15,018	7.1	31.1
University of Kansas, Lawrence	6,153	5,413	13.7	76.6	15,123	13,866	9.1	41.5
University of Iowa, Iowa City	6,135	5,612	9.3	46.4	18,359	16,998	8.0	32.7
University at Buffalo (SUNY)	6,129	6,068	1.0	26.4	12,389	12,328	0.5	27.1
Iowa State University, Ames	6,060	5,634	7.6	47.4	16,554	15,724	5.3	29.3
University of Washington, Seattle	5,985	5,610	6.7	43.6	21,285	19,907	6.9	43.2
University of Nebraska, Lincoln	5,967	5,640	5.8	45.0	15,417	14,550	6.0	44.0
University of Oregon, Eugene	5,838	5,613	4.0	24.7	18,252	17,445	4.6	16.5
University of Arkansas, Fayetteville	5,808	5,494	5.7	30.3	13,942	13,222	5.4	28.8
University of North Dakota, Grand Forks	5,792	5,327	8.7	58.2	13,786	12,659	8.9	60.4
Kansas State University, Manhattan	5,779	5,124	12.8	67.8	15,514	14,454	7.3	44.9
North Dakota State University, Fargo	5,722	5,264	8.7	63.2	13,695	12,545	9.2	63.9
University of Oklahoma, Norman	5,710	5,008	14.0	94.9	13,999	12,901	8.5	73.3
Montana State University, Bozeman	5,673	5,221	8.7	39.2	15,522	14,945	3.9	32.5
University of Colorado, Boulder	5,643	5,372	5.0	58.2	23,539	22,826	3.1	24.5
SUNY at Stony Brook	5,631	5,575	1.0	34.6	11,891	11,835	0.5	30.9
The University of Tennessee, Knoxville	5,622	5,290	6.3	38.6	17,188	16,360	5.1	38.5
Auburn University, Auburn, Ala.	5,496	5,278	4.1	45.2	15,496	14,878	4.2	39.8
University of Alabama, Tuscaloosa	5,278	4,864	8.5	48.4	15,294	13,516	13.2	58.9
Oklahoma State University, Stillwater	5,267	4,830	9.0	74.1	13,839	12,854	7.7	71.3
University of South Dakota, Vermillion	5,072	4,829	5.0	31.0	6,263	9,816	-36.2	-22.1
University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill	5,033	4,613	9.1	30.5	19,681	18,411	6.9	30.0
The University of Montana, Missoula	4,978	4,712	5.6	24.8	14,484	13,427	7.9	34.5
University of Georgia, Athens	4,910	4,628	6.1	35.8	17,802	16,848	5.7	37.1
University of Arizona, Tucson	4,765	4,497	6.0	84.5	14,970	13,681	9.4	34.8
Georgia State University, Atlanta	4,746	4,464	6.3	36.7	16,206	15,378	5.4	36.9
Colorado State University, Fort Collins	4,717	4,562	3.4	37.3	16,245	15,524	4.6	27.9
University of Mississippi, Oxford	4,602	4,320	6.5	17.5	10,566	9,744	8.4	19.7
Arizona State University, Tempe	4,591	4,406	4.2	77.6	15,750	15,095	4.3	41.8
Mississippi State University, Starkville	4,550	4,312	5.5	17.4	10,506	9,772	7.5	19.7
University of Hawaii, Manoa	4,522	3,772	19.9	35.1	12,394	10,176	21.8	26.1
West Virginia University, Morgantown	4,476	4,164	7.5	38.1	13,840	12,874	7.5	42.5
Louisiana State University, Baton Rouge	4,449	4,419	0.7	25.8	12,749	12,719	0.2	44.3
University of New Mexico, Albuquerque	4,336	4,109	5.5	36.8	14,177	13,438	5.5	24.0
New Mexico State University, Las Cruces	4,230	3,918	8.0	31.5	13,804	13,206	4.5	28.0
University of Idaho, Moscow	4,200	3,968	5.8	38.0	13,800	12,738	8.3	41.3
Idaho State University, Pocatello	4,190	4,000	4.8	33.6	12,460	11,700	6.5	32.9
University of Utah, Salt Lake City	3,972	3,628	9.5	29.9	13,902	12,702	9.4	29.9
Utah State University, Logan	3,949	3,672	7.5	36.3	11,449	10,616	7.8	39.6
University of Alaska, Anchorage	3,759	3,497	7.5	33.5	10,589	11,117	-4.7	31.8
North Carolina State University, Raleigh	3,530	3,205	10.1	25.4	15,728	15,403	2.1	11.6
University of Wyoming, Laramie	3,515	3,426	2.6	17.3	10,055	9,816	2.4	16.1
University of Nevada, Las Vegas	3,510	3,532	-0.6	34.2	13,420	13,199	1.7	29.0
Florida State University, Tallahassee	3,307	3,208	3.1	23.2	16,439	16,340	0.6	34.4
University of Florida, Gainesville	3,206	3,094	3.6	24.2	17,790	17,222	3.3	47.7
Median (half higher, half lower)	5,838	5,575	6.4	38.1	16,245	15,524	5.7	32.9

Source: USA TODAY research and analysis by Mary Specht and Anthony DeBarros

1— Figures assume students will take at least one early or late course at a discounted rate.

2— Residents of member states in the Midwest Student Exchange Program are eligible for discounted tuition at these schools.

3— Residents of member states in the Western Undergraduate Exchange Program are eligible for discounted tuition at these schools.