Geological Engineering Degree Cost
How much does a Geological Engineering degree cost?
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Geological Engineering Degree Costs
For the bachelor's degree in Geological Engineering, tuition and fees are:
Online Tuition Costs
Online students pay the same tuition rate regardless of residency.
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Automatic Academic Scholarships for New Students
You must be a full-time student and enrolled in at least 12 credits per semester to qualify.
If you meet the criteria and complete your admissions application to UND by the priority deadline, you'll automatically be awarded a scholarship. If funding is available, scholarships may be awarded after the priority deadline. All scholarships are subject to change.
Receive Up to $14,000 in Freshman Scholarships
If you meet the criteria, submit your completed admissions application and/or official test scores (if applicable) by the Feb. 1 priority deadline for the upcoming fall semester, you'll automatically be awarded one of the following academic scholarships.
| Unweighted High School GPA | Freshman Scholarship Award |
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| 3.90+ GPA or 30+ ACT (1370+ SAT) with 3.00+ GPA* |
$14,000 $3,500/yr for a max of 4 years |
| 3.70-3.89 GPA | $11,000 $2,750/yr for a max of 4 years |
| 3.50-3.69 GPA | $1,500 non-renewable |
You're eligible to receive one automatic scholarship award based on your unweighted, cumulative high school GPA. Renewal criteria apply.
*You must submit official test scores to qualify for this scholarship.
Receive Up to $2,000 in Transfer Scholarships
If you meet the criteria and submit your completed admissions application by the Aug. 15 deadline for the upcoming fall semester or the Dec. 15 deadline for the upcoming spring semester, you'll automatically be awarded one of the following academic scholarships.
| Cumulative College GPA |
Transfer Student Scholarship Award |
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| 3.90 - 4.00 | $2,000 $1,000/semester |
| 3.50 - 3.89 | $1,000 $500/semester |
Scholarships are based on your cumulative GPA for all credits transferred to UND as calculated by the UND Registrar's Office. Students transferring more than 120 credits to UND will not qualify.
Can I get help paying for college?
On average, UND students receive $13,500 annually in financial aid assistance. Several types of financial aid can help bring down your college costs, including:
- Scholarships - merit-based awards that don't have to be repaid
- Grants - need-based awards that don't have to be repaid
- Loans - money you have to repay
Cost Benefits for Military-Affiliated Students
More than 1,800 students at UND use military benefits. We honor your dedication by offering a range of financial benefits designed to make your education more affordable.
- Affordable In-State Tuition for all Military Affiliates: Regardless of your state of legal residency, as an active-duty service member, veteran, National Guard or Reserve member, dependent, or contracted ROTC cadet, you're eligible for North Dakota resident tuition rates for all on-campus programs.
- Active-Duty Tuition Rate: If you're an active-duty undergraduate student using Federal Tuition Assistance, you can benefit from a reduced tuition rate of $250 per credit (This does not include Aerospace. See cost details.)
- VA Education Benefits: You may be eligible to receive funds for tuition and fees, books, flight programs, housing, and more through various VA education benefits.
- Scholarships for Military-Affiliated Students: UND offers scholarships specifically for active U.S. military service members, veterans, and their dependents.
- Yellow Ribbon Program Participant: Participation in this program is part of UND’s larger mission to honor and assist military-affiliated students in achieving their educational and professional goals.
Calculate Your Cost to Attend UND
Several factors can adjust your cost to attend college. Use these two calculators to help determine costs.
Other Geological Engineering Degree Costs
At the Engineering Living Learning Community, a specially designated section of residence halls that brings together students from the College of Engineering & Mines, you can live with other STEM-focused students. From community dinners, personalized tutoring, study sessions and the annual Egg Drop, it’s a great way to make new friends and be active in the community.
On average, it’s $160 less per month to live on UND's campus than off campus.