Table 322.	Undergraduate tuition and fees and room and board rates for full-time students in degree-granting institutions, by percentile of students and control and type of institution: 2000-01 through 2006-07
[In current dollars]

Control and type of institution, and year	Tuition, room, and board					Tuition and required fees
	10th percentile	25th percentile	Median (50th percentile)	75th percentile	90th percentile	10th percentile	25th percentile	Median (50th percentile)	75th percentile	90th percentile
1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10	11
All public institutions1
2000–01	$5,701	$6,878	$8,279	$9,617	$11,384	$612	$1,480	$2,403	$3,444	$4,583
2001–02	6,153	7,342	8,602	10,136	12,207	468	1,539	2,529	3,648	4,815
2002–03	6,385	7,801	9,138	10,885	13,094	479	1,629	2,656	3,950	5,281
2003–04	6,909	8,522	10,029	12,085	14,440	900	1,800	2,913	4,464	6,149
2004–05	7,265	9,081	10,797	12,842	15,401	900	1,920	3,152	4,977	6,752
2005–06	7,700	9,623	11,348	13,543	16,264	990	2,070	3,329	5,322	6,972
2006–072	8,302	10,115	12,031	14,505	16,965	1,080	2,190	3,490	5,652	7,530
Public 4-year1
2000–01	6,503	7,347	8,468	9,816	11,611	2,118	2,516	3,314	4,094	5,085
2001–02	6,998	7,697	8,881	10,525	12,416	2,272	2,648	3,489	4,373	5,536
2002–03	7,325	8,121	9,446	11,250	13,408	2,356	2,929	3,784	4,780	6,259
2003–04	7,924	9,023	10,447	12,292	14,655	2,609	3,251	4,254	5,702	6,882
2004–05	8,380	9,574	11,022	13,031	15,622	2,880	3,582	4,665	6,081	7,542
2005–06	8,863	10,219	11,596	13,830	16,443	3,094	3,822	5,084	6,458	8,097
2006–072	9,458	10,797	12,265	14,748	17,106	3,254	4,098	5,387	6,866	8,667
Public 2-year1
2000–01	3,321	3,804	4,627	5,750	6,871	310	724	1,387	1,799	2,455
2001–02	3,613	4,078	4,921	6,187	7,060	308	768	1,440	1,888	2,534
2002–03	3,730	4,475	5,347	6,510	7,829	308	780	1,544	2,078	2,680
2003–04	3,874	4,725	5,562	6,983	8,360	478	1,024	1,700	2,325	2,844
2004–05	4,097	4,889	6,021	7,420	9,015	710	1,048	1,803	2,459	3,033
2005–06	4,380	4,822	6,234	7,567	8,993	691	1,109	1,920	2,589	3,100
2006–072	4,487	5,199	6,376	8,035	9,830	670	1,200	2,059	2,713	3,305
All private institutions1
2000–01	13,514	17,530	22,398	27,280	32,659	7,520	10,716	14,880	18,795	24,336
2001–02	14,675	18,673	23,585	28,788	33,993	7,950	11,350	15,560	19,700	25,485
2002–03	15,400	19,657	24,885	30,453	35,753	8,210	11,356	16,078	20,702	26,646
2003–04	16,332	20,833	26,455	32,242	37,710	8,650	12,020	16,930	21,790	28,400
2004–05	17,144	21,746	27,872	34,342	39,565	9,184	12,750	17,590	22,712	29,786
2005–06	18,243	23,044	29,279	35,783	41,707	9,285	12,840	18,120	24,030	31,444
2006–072	19,115	24,388	31,010	38,448	43,792	9,620	13,644	19,220	25,490	33,078
Private 4-year
2000–01	13,972	17,714	22,493	27,430	32,659	8,305	11,548	15,420	19,200	24,336
2001–02	14,740	18,790	23,645	28,907	34,064	8,700	12,150	16,200	20,200	25,533
2002–03	15,592	19,755	24,981	30,459	35,743	8,570	12,300	16,620	21,175	26,910
2003–04	16,364	20,833	26,536	32,242	37,710	9,082	12,660	17,524	22,420	28,440
2004–05	17,156	21,808	27,925	34,468	39,565	9,570	13,200	18,170	23,386	29,910
2005–06	18,350	23,238	29,294	35,912	41,707	9,675	12,956	18,900	24,366	31,452
2006–072	19,313	24,510	31,100	38,448	43,796	10,298	14,750	20,002	26,170	33,313
Private 2-year
2000–01	6,650	6,850	13,220	16,400	21,845	5,013	6,887	8,329	11,064	13,995
2001–02	10,314	11,527	16,118	17,391	24,214	6,085	7,575	9,102	11,704	14,500
2002–03	11,293	12,189	16,919	21,374	29,777	6,353	7,995	9,600	12,280	15,260
2003–04	11,955	14,119	17,124	26,560	40,780	6,800	8,325	10,462	12,892	17,500
2004–05	13,807	15,486	19,844	27,276	34,385	7,008	8,813	10,629	13,548	18,025
2005–06	11,560	15,680	18,410	22,809	43,425	7,560	9,285	11,180	14,196	17,995
2006–072	9,950	16,568	19,376	26,677	40,130	8,085	9,646	11,499	14,775	18,265

1 Average undergraduate tuition and fees are based on in-state students only. 2 Preliminary data based on fall 2005 enrollment weights. NOTE: Data are for the entire academic year and are average rates for full-time students. Student charges were weighted by the number of full-time-equivalent undergraduates, but were not adjusted to reflect student residency. The data have not been adjusted for changes in the purchasing power of the dollar. Degree-granting institutions grant associate's or higher degrees and participate in Title IV federal financial aid programs. Some data have been revised from previously published figures. SOURCE: U.S. Department of Education, National Center for Education Statistics, 2000–01 through 2005–06 Integrated Postsecondary Education Data System (IPEDS), Fall 2000 through Fall 2006 and Spring 2001 through Spring 2006. (This table was prepared September 2006.)