Education: Affordability and Cost

Tuition & Costs

NOTE: 2019-2020 tuition and fees vary based on number of credit hours, academic program and other factors.

While paying for college may be challenging, Northwest offers more than $20 million in scholarships and grants.

Estimated Direct Expense for Undergraduate Students
(based on 30 credit hours)

In-State	Out-of-State	International
$21,174	$28,621	$30,021

Tuition Fee based on Graduate Program
(based on 18 credit hours)

Business Program	CSIS Program	Other Programs
$8,788	$8,698	$7,888

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Financing Your Education

Northwest is committed to informing students about financial aid options. Financial aid is money available from federal, state, university and private sources to help students and their families pay for the cost of attending college.

My Bill

The Office of Student Account Services is responsible for sending bills and creating payment plans. Contact Student Account Services for refund and withdrawal policies, charging to accounts and important dates about payment plans.

Cost Calculator

This tool provides a quick estimate of the essential costs associated with attending Northwest, allowing for customization for a more accurate reflection of individual costs.

Net Price Calculator

This tool is intended to assist prospective students in the preparation of the costs to attend Northwest. This preliminary estimate consists of your federal expected family contribution (EFC), state, institutional aid eligibility, in addition to any out of pocket expenses.