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Chemistry students can earn degrees for under $13,000 annually at several North Dakota universities, with Minot State offering the lowest net price at $12,514. The state's growing energy sector, including oil refineries and biofuel production, creates solid career prospects for chemistry graduates. While public universities dominate the affordable options, the University of Mary stands out as the sole private school maintaining competitive costs at $18,568.
8
Programs
$12,514 – $20,318
Net Price Range
52.4%
Avg. Graduation Rate

8 Chemistry Programs

Program rankings
# School Net Price In-State Tuition Graduation Rate Acceptance Rate
1 $12,514 $8,634 47.8% 93.2%
2 $13,613 $8,514 48.1% 83.5%
3 $14,454 $7,935 40.3% 71.2%
4 $15,270 $9,118 43.4% 72.0%
5 $16,334 $10,857 63.7% 95.7%
6 $18,568 $21,468 68.2% 81.4%
7 $18,998 $10,951 63.3% 83.3%
8 $20,318 $24,820 44.0% 92.0%

Frequently Asked Questions

What makes Minot State University the most affordable option for chemistry students?

Minot State University offers the lowest net price at $12,514, with in-state tuition of just $8,634. The university maintains a 93.17% acceptance rate, making it accessible to most applicants seeking affordable chemistry education.

How do graduation rates compare among North Dakota's affordable chemistry programs?

North Dakota State University leads with a 63.70% graduation rate despite charging $16,334 net price. In contrast, the three most affordable schools,Minot State, Valley City State, and Mayville State,show graduation rates between 40-48%.

Does the ND Academic Scholarship significantly reduce chemistry program costs?

The ND Academic Scholarship covers full tuition for qualifying students, which could eliminate the $7,935-$10,951 in-state tuition costs across public universities. This makes already affordable programs essentially free for high-achieving students.

Net price reflects the average cost after grants and scholarships for first-time, full-time students. See our methodology for details.