A $50 tuition increase has been approved by BYU's Board of Trustees.
The increase, which will become effective for the 1990-91 school year, raises undergraduate tuition to $950 per semester.Tuition for graduate students will also increase. Law School and School of Management students will pay $1,790 a semester, a $100 increase. Other graduate students will pay $1,110 a semester, or a $60 increase.
Despite the tuition increase, BYU is still one of the best buys nationally in private higher education, said Administrative Vice Pres. Dee F. Andersen.
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According to the 1987 College Board Annual Survey of Colleges, BYU ranks in the lowest 3.5 percent of 1,200 private universities in terms of tuition.