Iowa HSB549 mandates that resident undergraduate students' tuition at regents institutions remains fixed after their first academic year.
Iowa HSB549 requires the state board of regents to ensure that each regents institution sets a policy where the tuition charged to resident undergraduate students in their first academic year does not increase in subsequent years. This policy applies to students enrolling in or after 2027. The tuition freeze extends to the number of academic years needed for the student to complete their degree, up to a maximum of three years beyond the first academic year. This provision aims to stabilize tuition costs for resident undergraduate students.
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