North Dakota
Colleges in North Dakota: what they cost, and what graduates earn
6 North Dakota universities with published federal data, teaching about
24,603 students. Median in-state tuition $10,034,
median graduate earnings $54,673 ten years after entry.
Median tuition$10,034in-state, before aid
Median earnings$54,67310 yrs after entry
Paying loans down75%national 65%
Median SAT1051where published
Studying in North Dakota: common questions
How much does college cost in North Dakota?
The median North Dakota university charges $10,034 in-state and $14,557 out-of-state, with a full cost of attendance around $22,141. After aid, families under $30,000 pay a median $9,985.
What do graduates of North Dakota universities earn?
A median $54,673 ten years after entry, against median debt of $21,213.
Do students in North Dakota repay their loans?
75% of borrowers at the median North Dakota university are paying their balance down three years after leaving, against 65% nationally.
What SAT score do North Dakota universities expect?
The median North Dakota university that publishes scores reports an average SAT of 1051. Many are test-optional and publish nothing.
Source: US Department of Education College Scorecard. Universities without published figures are not listed.