North Dakota's public 4-year universities are more affordable, but two-year college students face higher expenses & lower aid usage, with $28,168 average student debt.

North Dakota's public four-year universities are more affordable than similar regional institutions, with costs ranging from $16,691 to $21,244. However, two-year college students face higher expenses, averaging $14,511 compared to $12,993 regionally, due to a lack of local government funding. Additionally, FAFSA completion rates are low, and financial aid usage has declined, with average student debt at $28,168 for borrowers in 2023.

September 01, 2024
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