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Green Square Means In-State Tuition is Least Difficult Diffculty

The differences between in-state tuition and out-of-state tuition at Universities in South Dakota is tiny!  It’s not nothing, but it’s little enough to make the effort required to earn in-state status not worth it for most people.  So if you’re looking for a super-affordable out-of-state school, South Dakota might be for you.  Move there are you’ll effectively be paying close to in-state tuition instantly and automatically.

 

South Dakota Reciprocity Agreements:

South Dakota is a member state of the Midwest Student Exchange Program which is a limited regional reciprocity agreement among select Midwestern States. Favorable college tuition rates in nearby states are sometimes possible through reciprocity although many restrictions apply.

See Tuition Reciprocity Agreements Explained

See Tuition Reciprocity Agreements Overpromise & Under-Deliver

 

University-Specific Overviews Below:

Below please find links to in-state overviews for select universities in South Dakota. If your college is not highlighted, then please consider buying a University-Specific Nutshell Report or see all available university-specific in-state overviews.

 

Popular Universities in South Dakota:

South Dakota State University-Brookings

University of South Dakota-Vermillion

 

Other Universities in South Dakota:

Black Hills State University-Spearfish
Dakota State University-Madison
Northern State University-Aberdeen
Sanford School of Medicine of the University of South Dakota-Vermillion
South Dakota School of Mines & Tech-Rapid City

Every College in South Dakota Is Unique

Just as every state has its own in-state regulations, each college in the state has its own interpretations. Learn everything important about how to actually earn in-state tuition at the university in South Dakota you’re most interested in.

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University-Specific Nutshell Report

Everything important you need to know about actually earning in-state at your university.