At Northern, we’re known for being one of the best values in the region, but we know that cost is still a major concern for most families.
We’re here to help.
Most of our students - about four out of five - receive some form of financial assistance. Our financial aid staff can guide you through the process, talking with you one-on-one about our scholarships and grants.
Is college worth the price?
We think so - in fact, it’s worth $500 more each week. That’s how much more you’ll earn, on average, with a bachelor’s degree compared to just completing high school. That’s:
- $26,000 more each year
- $1 million more in a 40-year career.
More data can be found at the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics.
| Tuition
$7,615
|
| Fees
$1,228
|
| Room
$3,942*
|
| Meal Plan
$3,668*
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| Tuition
$9,562
|
| Fees
$1,228
|
| Room
$3,942*
|
| Meal Plan
$3,668*
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| Tuition
$10,717
|
| Fees
$1,228
|
| Room
$3,942*
|
| Meal Plan
$3,668*
|
* Room and meal plan totals based on a double-occupancy room in McArthur-Welsh Hall and the Wolf Pack Weekly meal plan. Rates vary.
Estimated annual expenses we recommend you budget for (not included in the figures above):
- Books/supplies: $1,200
- Transportation: $2,200
- Personal: $2,400
Tuition rates and fees are approved by the South Dakota Board of Regents and may be revised during the year. See below for current fees.
Dining on campus is a quintessential part of the overall college experience. Check out our meal plans to see your options!
Nothing is more exciting than arriving at Northern and moving into your new residence hall. Our residence halls are comfortable, safe and clean.
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Costs below do not include all fees. See Fees for discipline-specific fees.
Costs below do not include all fees. See Fees for discipline-specific fees.
Costs below do not include all fees. See Fees for discipline-specific fees.
