Cost of Master's Degree Special Education Online
How much does it cost to earn a master's degree in Special Education online at UND?
UND's School of Graduate Studies is one of the best values in the nation, offering lower tuition and fees than similar Midwest four-year doctoral universities. For an affordable tuition price, our students are learning from top experts and leading research.
The work you do at UND will be worth it — in more ways than one. Depending on your field, your paycheck could jump by $900/month with a master's degree or more than $2,200/month with a doctoral degree. Graduate degrees can also open new career opportunities and provide personal growth.
Master's Degree Special Education Online Cost
For UND's online master's degree in Special Education, tuition and fees are:
Online Tuition Costs
Online students pay the same tuition rate regardless of residency.
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The Federal TEACH Grant Program provides up to $4,000 per year in grants to graduate or undergraduate students who plan to pursue a career in teaching.