DURHAM, N.C. -- Tuition at Duke University is on the rise.

The total cost of attending Duke will increase by four percent. This follows the board of trustee's quarterly meeting.

Undergraduate tuition, next school year, will be $55,880. When you include tuition, room, board and fees the cost will be $73,519.

The divinity, business, graduate, law, and other schools will also see increases.

New tuition rates for graduate and professional schools:

• Divinity School: $25,150 (Master of Divinity), up 4 percent over the current year.
• Fuqua School of Business: $70,000 (daytime MBA), up 2.6 percent.
• Graduate School: $55,680 (Ph.D. programs), up 4 percent.
• Law School: $66,000, up 4.1 percent.
• Nicholas School of the Environment: $41,000, up 2.6 percent.
• Pratt School of Engineering: $56,664 (Master of Engineering Management Program), up 3.8 percent.
• Sanford School of Public Policy: $48,307 (Master of Public Policy), up 3 percent.
• School of Medicine: $61,170, up 3.5 percent.
• School of Nursing (Graduate and Doctor of Nursing Practice): $44,112, up 3.9 percent.

For more information about the increases, click here.