Educational costs to undergraduates attending many state colleges and universities generally have continued to increase. An annual tuition, room, and board survey of member institutions conducted by the American Association of State Colleges and Universities for the academic year 1973-74, reveals that tuition and fees charged to in-state students have risen an average of 3.6 percent since 1973. Out-of-state tuition and fees rose more sharply, up 10.43 percent from 1973. Room and board charges not yet fully relecting food price increases were 4.72 percent. The marked increase in nonresident fees is in part explained by the readjustment of fee structures by several state college and university systems. Statistical data for member institutions of the AASCU are indicated by state. (Author/MJM)