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Fall Tuition & Fees

Estimate Fall 2024 Costs

Follow these important steps (read the fine print!) to begin adding up your estimated costs to attend »Ê¼Ò»ªÈË:

Fall | Spring | Summer

• Add up all credit hours you want to take this semester
• Multiply that number by the appropriate "Per Credit" rate below

	Wyoming Resident	Nonresident*	WUE**
Tuition	Per Credit: $105.00	Per Credit: $315.00	Per Credit: $158.00

* Nonresident students whose parent(s) graduated from NWC or any other Wyoming community college may qualify for Wyoming Resident tuition rates (see residency classifications).

** See information about the Western Undergraduate Exchange (WUE) tuition discount.

Fees are assessed for every credit hour:

• Take the total sum of credit hours you want to take this semester.
• Multiply that number by each of the "Per Credit" fees listed below, and include the semester fee for Student Injury Insurance, as appropriate.

Facilities Fee This fee supports the development of college facilities.	Per Credit: $8.50 No Flat Rate‡
Fixed Fees This fee supports the Student Senate and Student Activities.	Per Credit: $3.50
Instructional Fee This fee helps support instructional supply budgets.	Per Credit: $2.50
Student Injury Insurance Students enrolled in 12 or more credit hours are required to participate in a Student Injury Insurance Plan. This policy is secondary to other health policies. Plan features include: up to $25,000 maximum for each covered injury, no deductible, intercollegiate sports injury coverage, 24/7 access to nurse advice and health information, global emergency medical assistance, and $1,000 accidental death benefit. Get more information online at .	Per Fall Semester: $98.00Ó˦
Student Service Fee Support services available to all students on and off campus.	Per Credit: $19.00
Technology Fee Maintain and advance available technology for our students.	Per Credit: $19.50

Ó˦ The Student Injury Insurance is only required for students enrolled in 12 or more credit hours.

• Some of these costs will vary per individual (i.e., specific course fees or books/supplies)
• Do your best to look up and account for each item that should be included in your estimate (depending on what courses you've chosen)

Books / Supplies	Per Semester: ≈ $500.00
Course Fees	Visit the appropriate semester of the Class Schedule to look up indvidual course fees, by course.
Enrollment Fee	One time: $30.00
Equine Stabling Fee	Per Semester: $1,700.00 per horse
Fee for Courses Out-of-District (Lovell, Worland, Greybull, Basin)	Per Credit: $5.00

On Campus Living Housing Plans Meal Plans	Choose your plans (both housing and meal plans), make a note of the cost per semester to include in your estimate.
Off-campus Living	Wherever you make arrangements to live during the academic year, make note of the cost (rent, and estimated utilities and food) per semester.

NOTE: All costs are subject to change without notice.

Add up your estimated dollar amounts for items 2-5 above to use in the worksheet below:

Fall Semester Tuition Estimate:
Fall Semester Fees Estimate:
Fall Semester Other Costs Estimate:
Fall Semester Housing Estimate:
My Fall Semester Cost Estimate:

IMPORTANT: repeat this process for the spring semester and summer semester (as applicable) to understand the estimated cost of a full academic year.