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Virginia Tech presentation previews proposed 2026-27 tuition and fee ranges
Summary
Virginia Tech's Executive VP Amy Sebring presented proposed 2026-27 tuition and fee ranges and reviewed affordability, financial aid, and state support during a 15-minute briefing April 2; the Board will consider the proposal April 14, 2026.
Amy Sebring, Virginia Tech's Executive Vice President and Chief Operating Officer, delivered a 15-minute presentation on April 2 outlining factors that shaped proposals for 2026-27 undergraduate tuition and mandatory fees. The briefing covered affordability and financial aid, student success rates, the current level of state support, and how tuition and state funds are used by the university.
The public minutes state that Ms. Sebring's PowerPoint included "proposed ranges for 2026-27 tuition and fee increases," though the minutes do not list specific dollar amounts or percentage ranges. The Board scheduled final action on the proposal for its regular meeting on April 14, 2026. The meeting began at 1:30 p.m., the presentation was described as 15 minutes in length, and the public comment period followed immediately after the presentation.
The presentation was delivered to an ad hoc committee of the Board of Visitors convened under Code of Virginia —23.1-307. Board members present for the session included Jim Miller (Finance and Resource Management Committee chair) and other members listed in the minutes; President Timothy Sands and university executives attended. The university accepted written comments from the public through April 6, 2026, and all remarks will be entered into the public record ahead of the April 14 Board meeting.
