PENNSYLVANIA (WPVI) -- Students at Pennsylvania State University will soon pay more if they attend the main campus, according to university officials.
The Board of Trustees approved a tuition increase to help offset the university's budget deficit.
In-state tuition will increase by a little over $400 beginning in 2025, officials say.
Out-of-state tuition will go up by 1% for students who attend satellite campuses. It will increase by 4% if the student studies in Happy Valley.
Tuition will not increase for in-state students who attend satellite campuses, university leaders say.