If a student will not qualify for merit or need-based aid from MSU, financial help is still available through cost of education loan programs or through employment opportunities both on and off campus. In addition, private scholarship information is available at no charge through a scholarship service which can be accessed electronically through the MSU Office of Financial Aid Services . These figures apply to the 1999-2000 academic year. Tuition and fees cover an undergraduate courseload of 12 or more credits per semester. Actual fees paid may vary based on the number of credits carried each semester.
All fees are subject to change without notice.
These figures are an average of costs incurred by students living on campus in a residence hall and off campus in a shared apartment. A student who already has adequate insurance and provides proof of coverage may request a refund. If you will be a new freshman or transfer student, you are strongly encouraged to complete the appropriate application and return it to the Office of Financial Aid Services by February 1, 2000. Many academic departments and colleges at MSU offer scholarships that reward academic excellence. For more information about these academic scholarships, contact the department or college in which you intend to enroll.