Abstract
Beginning in January of 1995, certain institutions of higher education are required to comply with four Cost Accounting Standards and complete a disclosure statement.  This study outlines these changes in cost accounting procedures and provides descriptive comments gathered through a survey of seventy universities with regards to these changes.  Results indicate that complying with the revised rules affords universities the opportunity to review their costing practices and better train employees in costing procedures.  However, the process has been costly in terms of both time and cash expenditures.
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