Cost | Typical Student Costs

The amount you pay for Tuition and Fees at Wayne State College is determined by the number of credit hours you take each semester as well as whether or not you live in a Residence Hall.

A typical undergraduate student averages fifteen (15) hours each semester. You must take at least six (6) credit hours in a semester to be eligible for FINANCIAL AID. You must take at least twelve (12) credit hours each semester to be considered full-time and to be eligible for Wayne State College Scholarships.

A typical graduate student averages nine (9) hours each semester. You must take at least six (6) credit hours in a semester to be eligible for FINANCIAL AID.

Summary of Typical Student Costs for a Full-Time Student taking on-campus courses.

Both Undergraduate/Graduate Students may live

in the Wayne State Residence Halls.

See ROOM AND MEAL PLANS

Note 1: To qualify for the Resident Rate:

- you must be a resident of Nebraska

   or

- qualify for the Non-Resident Scholars or Student Opportunity Program (link);

   or

- you may also be eligible if you live in another state but your parents work in NE.