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Fall 2024 - Spring 2025 (2 semesters)
Residency: All Residents
Student Level: Undergraduate - Online Professional
Credit Hours: 30 hours total
How is Cost of Attendance Determined?

Program	Tuition & Standard Fees	Housing & Food	Books & Supplies	Other/Personal Expenses	Total
Degree-Seeking	$10,020	$11,622	$1,000	$2,576	$25,218
Non-Degree	$11,730	$11,622	$1,000	$2,576	$26,928

Fall 2024 - Summer 2025 (3 semesters)
Residency: All Residents
Student Level: Graduate - Online Professional
Credit Hours: 27 hours total
How is Cost of Attendance Determined?

Program	Tuition & Standard Fees	Housing & Food	Books & Supplies	Other/Personal Expenses	Total
Meta Major/Undecided	$10,557	$17,433	$1,500	$3,864	$33,354
Ag Science	$10,557	$17,433	$1,500	$3,864	$33,354
Business	$12,042	$17,433	$1,500	$3,864	$34,839
Communication and Mass Media	$10,557	$17,433	$1,500	$3,864	$33,354
Computer Science & Information Systems	$10,557	$17,433	$1,500	$3,864	$33,354
Education (Graduate Level)	$10,557	$17,433	$1,500	$3,864	$33,354
Education (Specialist Level)	$11,313	$17,433	$1,500	$3,864	$34,110
Arts & Sciences	$10,557	$17,433	$1,500	$3,864	$33,354
Health Science & Wellness (Nutrition)	$12,042	$17,433	$1,500	$3,864	$34,839
Health Science & Wellness (Others)	$10,557	$17,433	$1,500	$3,864	$33,354
Non-Degree	$10,557	$17,433	$1,500	$3,864	$33,354

How is Cost of Attendance Determined?

The above COAs are a reasonable estimate of the cost of attendance at Northwest. Each student’s COA can vary based on the type of student, residency of the student and their designated program.

Tuition & Standard Fees: Includes tuition (incidental and designated fees), primary textbook usage fee (undergraduates only) and technology fee charged per credit hour in which a student is enrolled.
Course Fees: Discipline-specific fees used to support additional costs of instruction or for supplies and materials. Calculated based on the number of credit hours for which you are enrolled.
Housing & Food: Based on the average of all of the room rates for a double-occupancy room. The food rate is based on the unlimited food plan since Title IV regulation require an allowance for the equivalent of at least 21 meals per week.
Educational Supplies and Other/Personal Expenses: Non-billable expenses (not billed to students or paid to the University) but are included for planning purposes so that students have an idea of the type of additional financial resources they may need.