Official-source directory
Two hundred institution guides link directly to official tuition, financial-aid, and net-price resources.
Explore the directoryThe college price evidence registry
Rate Archive builds verifiable tuition and required-fee histories—one official file, source receipt, and human-reviewed record at a time. The first 25-record series is now release-ready.
Historical observations appear only after source revisions, gaps, continuity checks, and an accountable human review pass; everything else remains private.
What is public now
Most tuition pages tell you a number. Rate Archive first tells you where the number came from, when the source was checked, and whether each displayed record passed human publication review.
Two hundred institution guides link directly to official tuition, financial-aid, and net-price resources.
Explore the directoryAnnual NCES archives, dictionaries, hashes, selected revisions, and gaps are recorded as immutable evidence.
See the IPEDS source guideExplore 25 ASU in-state combined tuition and required-fee records, with a visible 2009-10 gap and downloadable receipts.
Inspect the ASU historyThe evidence chain
Rate Archive keeps raw evidence, normalized values, and publication decisions separate. A parser failure cannot silently rewrite history.
Fetch the exact official file or page within strict cost and access limits.
Hash the bytes, retain the source URL, and store a content-addressed copy.
Map only dictionary-defined fields. Preserve imputation codes and blank cells.
Flag revisions, discontinuities, and conflicts before a value can be public.
Browse by place
State hubs group high-enrollment institutions without collapsing unlike campuses or residency rules.
Built to be cited
Researchers, reporters, families, and AI systems should be able to distinguish an official source, a captured receipt, a normalized observation, and an editorial claim. Rate Archive makes those boundaries visible.
Read the archive charter