Costs & Aid

Estimated Cost of Attendance

The estimated cost of attendance (COA) is based on full-time enrollment for the academic year (fall and spring terms). Costs shown are based on the 2024–25 academic year. 

Your actual costs will depend on your personal spending choices, your classes, and where you choose to live.

For more detailed information, including descriptions of each component, visit the One Stop Student Services website.

Table showing components, costs for Minnesota resident living on or off campus, costs for non-resident living on or off campus, costs for Minnesota resident living with parent(s).
Components

Minnesota resident

Reciprocity resident

Resident of other states

Tuition*

$13,130

$13,130

$15,314

Required fees*

$1,396

$1,396

$1,396

Housing**

$5,608

$5,608

$5,608

Food**

$5,694

$5,694

$5,694

Direct costs subtotal

$25,828

$25,828

$28,012

Additional expenses

$3,050

$4,090

$4,090

Total cost of attendance

$28,878

$29,918

$32,102

*These costs are billed to your University student account.

**These costs may be billed to your University student account.

 

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Financial Aid
96%
of incoming students receive aid
$12,376,341
total aid awarded in 23-24
1/5
the tuition of MN’s most expensive private school

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Residency and Reciprocity

Resident tuition applies to students who are residents of Minnesota.

If there is uncertainty about whether you are considered a Minnesota resident, review the Residency, Reciprocity, and Tuition Exemption booklet. The booklet contains the University's official policy and an application for resident evaluation.

The University has reciprocity agreements with the states of Wisconsin, North Dakota, and the province of Manitoba, Canada. If you are a resident of any of these states or provinces, you may qualify for reciprocity tuition rates that are lower than non-resident tuition rates and, in some cases, comparable to resident rates.

Nonresident and international students will be considered for a reduced tuition rate at the time of admission.

International Students

International students should review the information on our Financial Certification page for a full review of estimated expenses.

Scholarships and Financial Aid

96% of first-year students receive financial aid. UMN Morris has a variety of financial aid programs to help you realize your educational goals and we’re ready to make the experience as easy as possible. Together, we’ll make sure you get the financial aid you need for a great education.

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Free Credits

UMN Morris has a tuition band, which means if you take more than 13 credits in a single semester, those additional credits are free of charge. This is a great savings, as many students take an average of 15 credits per semester in order to graduate in four years.

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Use the Net Price Calculator for Future Freshmen to get a sense of the types of need-based aid for which you may be eligible. This calculator is intended to assist you in your college planning.

Note: UMN Morris also awards a number of competitive scholarships that are not included in the calculator.
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