Wayne State offers more than 200 scholarships and awards more than $3.3 million in scholarships. New, transfer and current students are eligible for scholarships based on academic ability, field of study, leadership ability and a variety of other criteria.
A best value.
At Wayne State, you can get a quality education, be involved and prepare for a great career without getting a mountain of debt in return.
Resident
A typical undergraduate student taking 15 credit hours per semester living in a Berry standard room with 12 meals per week.
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Iowa, South Dakota, and MSEP
For Iowa, South Dakota, Illinois, Indiana, Kansas, Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, North Dakota, Ohio, or Wisconsin residents. A typical undergraduate student taking 15 credit hours per semester living in a Berry standard room with 12 meals per week.
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Non-Resident
A typical undergraduate student taking 15 credit hours per semester living in a Berry standard room with 12 meals per week.
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Wayne State is continually recognized for incredible value and affordability, without sacrificing quality. Awards in this category include "Most Affordable College in Nebraska," "Most Affordable Master's Degrees," and other cost distinctions by subject or degree type.
Financial Aid
Not only does Wayne State offer the region's most affordable tuition, most of our students will receive some sort of financial assistance. If you are Pell Eligible, our Advantage Program covers the remaining portion of your tuition.
Out of State?
We offer several programs that can reduce your tuition. If you are from Iowa, South Dakota, Illinois, Indiana, Kansas, Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, North Dakota, Ohio, or Wisconsin, you automatically qualify for a tuition discount. High-achieving students can even qualify for resident tuition rates.