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Sinte Gleska University offers Fine and Studio Arts students an extraordinary opportunity with a $7,075 net price that stands $10,000 below the next cheapest option. This tribal institution in Mission creates a stark contrast with Augustana University's $24,723 cost in the same state. South Dakota's agricultural heritage and tourism industry provide unexpected outlets for artists, particularly in ranch marketing, Native American cultural preservation, and outdoor recreation branding that connects to the state's $4 billion agriculture sector.
7
Programs
$7,075 – $24,723
Net Price Range
$29,021
Avg. Program Earnings
58.0%
Avg. Graduation Rate

7 Fine and Studio Arts Programs

Program rankings
# School Net Price In-State Tuition Graduation Rate Acceptance Rate
1 $7,075 $4,714
2 $17,001 $9,000 38.6% 96.6%
3 $17,094 $8,845 52.2% 78.1%
4 $18,219 $9,299 59.6% 86.1%
5 $19,155 $9,432 61.4% 99.5%
6 $20,874 $20,740 60.5% 76.0%
7 $24,723 $39,190 75.6% 65.8%

Frequently Asked Questions

What makes Sinte Gleska University so affordable for Fine and Studio Arts students?

Sinte Gleska University's $7,075 net price reflects its status as a tribal institution with federal funding support and lower operational costs in rural Mission. The university serves primarily Native American students and receives tribal education grants that help reduce student expenses significantly.

How do graduation rates vary among South Dakota's Fine and Studio Arts programs?

Augustana University leads with a 75.6% graduation rate, followed closely by University of South Dakota at 61.4% and University of Sioux Falls at 60.5%. Black Hills State University shows a concerning 38.6% rate, suggesting students may face challenges completing their degrees at this location.

Where do Fine and Studio Arts graduates typically earn the highest salaries in South Dakota?

University of South Dakota graduates earn $30,228 annually, about $2,000 more than South Dakota State University graduates at $28,236. Northern State University graduates fall in between at $28,598, showing relatively consistent earning potential across the state's public institutions.

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