Human Resources & Industrial Relations Tuition & Aid
2024-2025 Tuition
| Program | Minnesota and Reciprocity (ND, SD, WI and Manitoba) Resident* | Non-Resident |
|---|---|---|
| Full-Time Program (40 credits total) | $12,000 per semester (10-16 credits per semester) | $20,100 per semester (10-16 credits per semester) |
| Part-Time Program (40 credits total) | $1,210 per credit | $1,210 per credit |
*Residents of Minnesota, Wisconsin, North Dakota, and Manitoba receive in-state tuition.
Additional Fees
Note: For part-time students, student services fees are charged based on how many credits a student is taking.
| Fee Type | Amount |
|---|---|
| Carlson School fee | $606 - Full-time students (9 credits or more) $303 - Part-time students (8 credits or less) |
| Student Service fee | $523.47 (enrolled for 6 or more credits) |
| Other fees | $1795.00 Student Health Benefit Plan (student only; required for International students; domestic students may opt out if they have health insurance elsewhere) $150.00 Academic Records Fee (one time fee; new degree-seeking students) $74.00 Transportation & Safety Fee $75.00 Capital Enhancement Fee $17.76 Professional Student Government Fee $6.00 Stadium Fee |
| Fee Type | Amount |
|---|---|
| Engagement fee | $16.00 |
| Student Support Services Fee | $270.00 |
| International Sponsor Student Fee (only applies for agency sponsored candidates, ex. Fulbright) | 470.00 |
Financial Aid
Graduate fellowships can be awarded to highly-qualified full-time students and are generally given for one academic year. There is no separate application for the fellowships but all applicants are encouraged to submit their applications by the priority deadline to have the best opportunity for fellowship review. There are also employment positions available within the program that students can apply for as those openings come up in late summer. The positions are usually ten hours per week during the academic year and position announcements are sent to current and incoming students as applicable. In addition, loans and work-study opportunities may be available for U.S. students and permanent residents.
