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2011-12 Student Fees
Tuition for North Dakota's institutions of higher education is determined annually by the State Board of Higher Education. In addition, the Board authorizes the individual institutions to collect certain other mandatory fees.
Course Fees – Program Fees – Mandatory Fees – Other Fees
Course Fees
Course fees are specifically related to a particular course and cover the costs associated with the course. Such fees may include, but are not limited to, laboratory fees, welding fees, data processing fees, fees for required periodicals, tests or liability insurance.
The course fees approved for the 2012 Academic Year are available by term. Click the term to identify the course fees associated with your studies.
Program Fees
Program fees are assessed to students enrolled in a particular program for the primary benefit of students enrolled in that program. Such benefits may include, but are not limited to, instructional and support staff, library, equipment, supplies and student stipends.
The Program Fees approved for the 2011-2012 Academic year are:
| Program | Fee |
| Nurse Anesthesia | $2,000.00 |
| College of Business | $150.00 ($12.50 per credit hour) |
| College of Engineering - Graduate | $150.00 |
| College of Engineering - Undergraduate | $150.00 ($12.50 per credit hour for 60+ cumulative credits) |
| College of Engineering - Undergraduate | $25.00 (for 60- cumulative credits) |
| College of Nursing - Graduate | $500.00 ($41.67 per credit hour) |
| College of Nursing - Undergraduate | $500.00 ($45.00 per credit hour) |
| College of Recreation & Leisure | $225.00 ($18.75 per credit hour) |
| College of Social Work - Graduate | $300.00 ($25.00 per credit hour) |
| College of Social Work - Undergraduate | $225.00 ($18.75 per credit hour) |
| College of Teaching & Learning | $100.00 |
Mandatory Fees
Mandatory fees support costs that are associated with services, activities, facilities and infrastructure that support students outside the classroom. The approved mandatory student fees for 2011-2012 Academic year are $649.28 for 12 credit hours, or $54.11 per credit hour and include:
UND Student Fees - $517.92 per semester (max)
The UND Student fees have a maximum cost of $517.92 based on 12 credits. Students taking less than 12 credits, will be assessed the UND Student fee at a rate of $43.16 per credit.
The amount of the fee represents an average cost based on the estimated number of students, mix of full time versus part time enrollments and the overall estimated cost of services, activities, facilities and infrastructure. Needs of both on-campus and distance students are taken into consideration and all students are charged based on the number of credits enrolled.
The Budget Office is responsible for the allocation of revenue generated by the UND Student Fees. Use of this revenue is reviewed annually with allocation decisions made as part of the annual budget process. The allocations for bond requirements are set at the time the bond is initiated and these legal obligations take priority in the allocation process.
A portion of the fee revenue is allocated taking into consideration the recommendation of the University Fee Allocation Committee. This committee consists of four students, three faculty/staff and is chaired by the Budget Manager or Designee. This committee is advisory to the President.
Examples of costs supported by student fees include Student Government, Student Health, Bonds, Technology, Wellness, Memorial Union, Career Services, Substance Abuse Prevention Programming, Multicultural Student Services, Athletics, Student Success Center and the Judicial/Crisis Team.
Based on a long standing agreement with Student Government, increases to the UND Student Fees are indexed to the rate of the approved tuition increase up to a maximum of 5%. Any increase above the 5% is approved by the President under SBHE Policy 805.2 section 1.b.
Academic Year 2011-2012 UND Student Fees were increased by 2.5% which was the same rate of tuition increase for 2012. The student fees that were not increased in 2012 included renovations to McCannel Hall and the Memorial Union as well as the Wellness Center bond.
Technology Fee - $50.00 per semester (max)
The Technology fee has a maximum cost of $50.00 based on 12 credits. Students taking less than 12 credits, will be assessed the Technology fee at a rate of $4.17 per credit.
The following link provides information on the history and use of the student technology fee: http://www.und.edu/org/stf/index.html
NDUS Fees - $81.36 per semester (max)
The NDUS fees have a maximum cost of $81.36 based on 12 credits. Students taking less than 12 credits, will be assessed the NDUS fee at a rate of $6.78 per credit.
NDUS Fees are approved by the State Board of Higher Education to support functions that are managed at the System level for the benefit of all the institutions. This includes support for:
- Connect ND ($6.75/per credit capped at 12 credits or $81 for full time); and,
- North Dakota Student Association ($0.03/per credit capped at 12 credits or $0.36 for full time).
Other Fees
- Auditing a Class - Auditing fees will be 50% of the regular, per hour tuition charge of the same course.
- Continuing Enrollment - $100 per credit hour; regular tuition is not charged for Continuing Enrollment credits.
- Continuing Education Department - Contact the Continuing Education department at www.conted.und.edu for tuition and fee charges in the following programs:
- Online Courses and Distance Degree Programs
- Professional Development for Educators
- Personal Enrichment Courses
- Conferences and Workshops
- Customized Training for Organizations
Changes to fees are governed by State Board of Higher Education (SBHE) Policy 805.2 and 805.3. Waiver of mandatory fees is governed by SBHE policy 820. These policies can be accessed on the following web site: http://www.ndus.edu/policies/default.asp
