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You and your family should plan to contribute to the cost of your education. To determine your financial need, the Office of Financial Aid must estimate your cost of attending Inver Hills for an academic year.
See the calculation of costs example for the academic year below. All examples reflect costs for nine months and full-time attendance (15 credits per term, 30 credits total). Rates are estimated for 2023-2024.
Some programs may have higher tuition based on the complexities of delivering them. This is called "differential tuition." See detailed tuition information here.
Students who attend Inver Hills less than full-time may be eligible for financial aid. Appropriate adjustments will be made.
Budget Items
Amount
Tuition & Fees
(Based on 15 credits per term/30 credits per year at $207.67 per credit. Included the technology fee, parking & security fee, health fee, student senate fee, athletic fee, and student association fee.)$6,050
Books & Supplies
$1,200
Housing & Food*
$10,800
Transportation*
(Allowance for gas, oil, parking, bus fare, and general upkeep of vehicle; does not include car payments, insurance, repairs, etc.)$5,250
Miscellaneous Personal Expenses*
(Includes clothing, laundry, and dry-cleaning, personal care, recreation, etc.)$1,800
Estimated Academic Year Total Cost:
$25,100
*Housing & Food, Transportation, and Miscellaneous Personal Expenses figures provided by College Board’s Living Expense Budget for the Twin Cities area.
As a prospective first-time, full-time student seeking a degree or certificate, you can use the Net Price Calculator to determine your estimated net cost of attending Inver Hills.
Here is a quick list of additional resources and information you might find helpful as you consider the cost of college.
Complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) to apply for financial aid. It should only take about 20 minutes.