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Tuition & Fees

Tuition and Fees 2010-2011
Tuition and fee rates are set each year by the MnSCU Board of Trustees.

Fees include student life, State Student Association (MSCSA), technology, and access/parking fees.

Fully online courses are assessed an additional $12.50 per credit. The charge does not apply to web-enhanced courses.

The cost of tuition and fees per semester for a full-time resident student (16 credits) is approximately $2748.80.

Tuition & Fees per Credit

2010-011

Tuition

155.94

Student Life Fee

4.00

MSCSA Fee

.31

Technology Fee

10.00

Access/Parking
Fee plus tax

1.55 includes tax

Total per Credit with Fees

$171.80

Any unpaid balances will be turned over to collections.

Reciprocity Tuition and Fees

Students who live in a state that has a reciprocity agreement with Minnesota will be charged tuition and fees based on their home state's negotiated rate. Students from Wisconsin and North Dakota need to apply to their home state to ensure the negotiated tuition rate. Students from South Dakota need to complete an application and mail it to the campus they plan to attend. Contact campus registration staff for assistance. All other non-Minnesota resident students will pay the Minnesota resident tuition rate.

Senior Citizens

A Minnesota resident who is 66 years of age or older is entitled to enroll in a non-credit open enrollment course at Minnesota West on a space available basis (typically the second day of the class) at no charge.  A Minnesota resident who is 66 years of age or older is entitled to enroll in a credit bearing course for an administrative fee of $20.00 per credit plus fees as allowed by MS135A.52.  A Minnesota resident who is 66 years of age or older is entitled to audit a credit bearing open enrollment course at Minnesota West on a space available basis at no charge.  However, senior citizens auditing a class will be required to pay fees as allowed by MS135A.52

A Minnesota resident who is 66 years of age or older enrolled in a closed enrollment contract training or professional continuing education course must pay the regular tuition charge for the course.

In all cases, senior citizens are required to pay for any materials and personal property for the course.

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