WV HB4193

Community and technical colleges in West Virginia would be authorized to charge tuition and fees on a per-credit-hour basis for all undergraduate credit hours attempted, rather than the standard flat-rate system

Current law requires full-time students to pay a set rate, with part-time students (under 12 credit hours) paying a prorated amount based on one-twelfth of the full-time rate per credit hour

The change would give community and technical colleges governed by the Council for Community and Technical College Education the option to elect this per-credit pricing model

Introduced January 14, 2026 by Delegate Crouse and referred to the House Committee on Education and then Finance