UTSA Seeks to Raise Student Athletic Fees Ahead of Move to AAC

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The University of Texas San Antonio is pushing to raise student athletic fees in order to remain competitive as the school moves to the American Athletic Conference. 

According to the San Antonio Express-News, the proposal would raise the university’s fee by $1.50 per credit hour each year for five years beginning in spring 2024. The current charge per credit hour is $20. If the measure passes, it would eventually end up at $27.50 for the 2027-28 academic year and beyond. The fee is capped at 12 credit hours per semester, meaning a full-time student would pay $660 annually in 2027-28 compared to the current $480.

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