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Indiana State University delivers the most affordable Homeland Security education in the state at just $12,188 net cost, compared to $23,069 at Indiana Wesleyan University-Marion. This $10,881 price gap reflects the advantage public universities offer students entering security fields. With Indiana hosting major infrastructure like the Indianapolis International Airport and pharmaceutical giants such as Eli Lilly, graduates find ample opportunities in corporate security and emergency management roles throughout the region.
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Programs
$12,188 – $23,069
Net Price Range
46.4%
Avg. Graduation Rate

6 Homeland Security Programs

Program rankings
# School Net Price In-State Tuition Graduation Rate Acceptance Rate
1 $12,188 $9,992 41.1% 92.3%
2 $16,767 $8,216 37.2%
3 $18,748 $36,136 55.8% 76.1%
4 $19,086 $9,900
5 $21,318 $30,446 31.4% 64.7%
6 $23,069 $31,168 66.3% 86.7%

Frequently Asked Questions

What explains the dramatic cost differences between Indiana's Homeland Security programs?

Public Indiana State University charges $12,188 net cost while private institutions range from $16,767 to $23,069. The 21st Century Scholars program can cover full tuition at public schools for qualifying Indiana residents, making state universities particularly attractive for security studies.

How do graduation rates compare across these affordable programs?

Indiana Wesleyan University-Marion leads with a 66.3% graduation rate despite being the most expensive option at $23,069. Indiana State University, the cheapest choice, maintains a solid 41.1% graduation rate for students paying just $12,188 annually.

Where do Indiana Homeland Security graduates typically find employment?

Major employers include pharmaceutical companies like Eli Lilly requiring security specialists, healthcare systems such as Indiana University Health needing emergency coordinators, and manufacturing firms like Cummins managing supply chain security. The state's central location makes it ideal for federal agency positions as well.

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