Many Michigan universities raise tuition for 2011-12 school year

Update 10:58 a.m.

Michigan State University trustees voted this morning to raise tuition by 6.9% for resident undergraduates, which translates to a nearly $800 increase for full time, in-state students.

10:29 a.m.

If you attend one of Michigan's 15 public universities, chances are you'll see your tuition costs go up for the 2011-12 school year.

Several universities have already announced tuition hikes. Here's a roundup of the schools that have voted so far:

• University of Michigan: 6.7% increase for in-state undergraduates, 4.9% for out-or-state students.
• Western Michigan University: 6.6% increase
• Oakland University: 7% increase
• Saginaw Valley State: 6.9% increase
• Lake Superior State University: 6.94% increase
• Michigan Technological University: 6.95% increase
• University of Michigan-Flint: 6.8% increase

Michigan State University trustees are meeting this morning to vote on tuition rates for the upcoming school year. Check back here to see the results.