Paying for College
Your path to affordability starts here.
Every student has a story. Let’s finance yours. We're here to ensure your journey is affordable and aligned with where you want to go.
How much does UND cost?
There isn't a one-size-fits-all price for college. Use these tools to find your cost.
Sample Cost of Attendance
This estimated cost of attendance (COA) is for an undergraduate full-time (12 credits per semester) North Dakota student in an on-campus program offering the base tuition rate. Tuition rates may vary by program.
Costs are based on current 2023-24 rates and are subject to change for the 2024-25 academic year.
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$23,141Undergraduate North Dakota base tuition, fees, room/meal plan, and books/supplies. |
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Grants & Scholarships |
- $9,405The average amount UND awards per student per year. This is money that does not typically need to be repaid. |
Net Price |
= $13,736The remaining amount you're responsible to pay. |
Is college worth it?
You'll receive a top-rated education at UND, and the return on your investment is so much more. Our graduates have increased salaries, greater job security and more opportunities to advance in their careers.
average salary of UND undergraduates in their first jobs
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Scholarships
We award more than 1,900 undergraduate students nearly $8.5 million in academic scholarships each year.
Financial Aid
On average, UND students receive $13,500 annually in financial aid assistance.
Military Benefits
One in seven UND students is an active duty military service member, veteran or dependent.
Loans
Nearly 38% of UND undergrads completed their degrees without student loans.