2010–11 Reciprocity programs
The University has reciprocity agreements with the states of Wisconsin, North Dakota, South Dakota, and the province of Manitoba, Canada. If you are a resident of any of these states or province, you may qualify for reciprocity tuition rates, which are lower than nonresident tuition rates and, in some cases, comparable to resident rates.
Some exceptions are:
- If you are participating in off-campus study or study abroad for an academic year or more, you must reapply for reciprocity.
- If you are a student fom Wisconsin enrolled in the School of Dentistry, the Medical School, or the College of Veterinary Medicine, you are not eligible for reciprocity.
- If summer session is your first registration at the University, you need to reapply for the next academic year.
Tuition reciprocity is not automatic
You need to apply for reciprocity through the higher education office in your state or province. For information and application forms, check with your home state's reciprocity office below. You can also obtain application forms and information in the Admissions Office, 240 Williamson Hall, East Bank campus, Minneapolis.
You must apply for reciprocity prior to the term in which you plan to register. You will receive an approval letter from your home state when your reciprocity application has been approved. After your first year, provided that you have earned credits on campus, your reciprocity automatically renews. Delays in your reciprocity eligibility will not exempt you from additional billing charges.
The University is notified by your home state when your reciprocity agreement has been approved. However, if your billing statement does not reflect your reciprocity tuition, bring your approval letter to a One Stop Student Services Center.
Reciprocity rate charts
Wisconsin
North Dakota, South Dakota, and Manitoba
If you are a student from one of these states or province, you are charged resident rates.
Students from MSEP States (Michigan, Missouri, Kansas, and Nebraska)
The University's nonresident tuition rates are lower than those under the existing reciprocity agreement with the Midwest Student Exchange Program (MSEP). Effective fall 2008, if you were a new student from an MSEP state, you will pay the lower nonresident tuition rate.
