FIU withdraws proposed 15% online MSEM tuition increase
FIU says the proposal will not go to its Nov. 10 trustees meeting and the program’s current rate remains unchanged.
Key Takeaways
- •FIU rescinded the proposed online MSEM market-tuition increase before the Nov. 10 trustees meeting.
- •The current MSEM market tuition remains unchanged, FIU says.
- •The earlier proposal would have raised the rate 15%, from $833.33 to $958.33 per credit hour including fees, for Fall 2027 if approved.
Florida International University has withdrawn a proposed 15% tuition increase for its online Master of Science in Engineering Management program. FIU says the proposal will not be considered at the Board of Trustees meeting scheduled for Nov. 10 and that the program’s current market tuition remains unchanged.
The university’s updated notice reverses the status of an earlier proposal for the online graduate program. The change is specific to this degree; it does not announce a university-wide tuition cut or a change to other FIU programs.
FIU’s earlier proposal would have raised the online MSEM market rate by 15%, from $833.33 to $958.33 per credit hour, including fees, beginning in Fall 2027 if approved. It did not cover undergraduate tuition or fees.
The Board’s meeting listing shows a Nov. 10 meeting at 9 a.m.
