University of Hawaiʻi proposes two-year tuition freeze, then increases
University of Hawaiʻi students get a short break on tuition, but higher bills are coming after that.
- Tuition would stay flat for two years, then rise for two years.
- Resident undergrad tuition at Mānoa could reach nearly $13,000 a year by 2031.
- The UH Hilo pharmacy school is exempt and could raise tuition sooner to cover costs and accreditation rules.
- The university says tuition has barely moved in a decade while running costs kept climbing.
Outlook: The plan still needs approval, and students should expect flat costs near term followed by steady increases.