By the numbers: Tuition and budget changes at University of Michigan

By Kellie Woodhouse Higher education reporter

Posted on Thu, Jun 21, 2012 : 5:06 p.m.

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The cost of resident tuition and fees at the University of Michigan is edging $13,000 after the school's governing board Thursday approved a 2.8 percent increase for the coming academic year.

Below is a look at how U-M tuition, budget, financial aid and state appropriations have changed over the past 10 to six years.

In-state tuition and fees at U-M

2012-13: $12,994; 2.8 percent increase
2011-12: $12,634; 6.7 percent increase
2010-11: $11,837; 1.5 percent increase
2009-10: $11,659; 5.64 percent increase;
2008-09: $11,037; 5.65 percent increase
2007-08: $10,447; 7.45 percent increase
2006-07: $9,723; 5.54 percent increase
2005-06: $9,213; 12.34 percent increase
2004-05: $8,201; 2.84 percent increase
2003-04: $7,975; 5.65 percent increase

*Figures from President's Council of the State Universities of Michigan report.
** Note that tuition figures provided account for freshmen and sophomore rates, which are lower than upperclassmen rates.

State higher education appropriations awarded to U-M