A resident student is a person who has continuously resided in South Dakota for at least twelve consecutive months immediately preceding the first scheduled day of classes of the semester or other session in which the individual registers.

The rate listed includes the University Support and General Activity Fees listed below in the Undergraduate Fees Per Credit Hour category.

There is a 75% reduction in tuition to one-fourth the cost of tuition to students 65 years of age or older, during the calendar year in which he or she is enrolled, on a space-available basis.   There is no reduction in fees.

The rate listed includes the University Support and General Activity Fees listed below in the Undergraduate Fees Per Credit Hour category.

Any contracted senior ROTC cadet who is a resident of South Dakota and meets the requirements is entitled to pursue undergraduate courses in any state educational institution under the control of the Board of Regents that offers a senior ROTC program upon payment of fifty percent of the tuition charges established by the Board of Regents.  A senior ROTC cadet is only eligible to receive the reduced tuition privileges for four semesters.  For further information, contact the Division of Military Science.

The rate listed includes the University Support and General Activity Fees listed below in the Undergraduate Fees Per Credit Hour category.

Employees of the state of South Dakota who meet certain specific criteria will be eligible for a reduced tuition rate of one-half the resident tuition rate for a maximum of six semester hours each semester.  Employees should contact their supervisors for further information.

The rate listed includes the University Support and General Activity Fees listed below in the Undergraduate Fees Per Credit Hour category.

Certain elementary and secondary school teachers and vocational instructors may pursue any undergraduate or graduate course upon payment of 50% of tuition and 100% of required fees. 

The rate listed includes the University Support and General Activity Fees listed below in the Undergraduate Fees Per Credit Hour category.

Eligibility is limited to teachers and vocational instructors who:

• are bona fide residents of South Dakota;
• are employed by an accredited school as a teacher as defined in Title 13;
• are required by state law, administrative rules or an employment contract to attend college as a condition of employment or to maintain a certificate to teach;
• are certified as eligible for this program by which they are employed ;
• and maintain an average academic grade of 3.0 or better.

First-time freshmen and new transfer students enrolled beginning with the summer 2004 term whose legal parent was awarded an associate or higher academic degree by a Regental institution of higher education.

The rate listed includes the University Support and General Activity Fees listed below in the Undergraduate Fees Per Credit Hour category.

For new students and transfers beginning Summer 2006.  A non-resident is a person who has NOT continuously resided in South Dakota for at least twelve consecutive months immediately preceding the first scheduled day of class of the semester or other session in which the individual registers.

The rate listed includes the University Support and General Activity Fees listed below in the Undergraduate Fees Per Credit Hour category.

A nonresident student is a person who has NOT continuously resided in South Dakota for at least twelve consecutive months immediately preceding the first scheduled day of classes of the semester or other session in which the individual registers.

The rate listed includes the University Support and General Activity Fees listed below in the Undergraduate Fees Per Credit Hour category.

The Western Undergraduate Exchange (WUE) coordinated by the Western Interstate Commission for Higher Education is a program through which incoming students from 14 other states may enroll in two-year and four-year programs in South Dakota state institutions at a special reduced tuition rate.  

The rate listed includes the University Support and General Activity Fees listed below in the Undergraduate Fees Per Credit Hour category.

The following are participating states:

• Alaska
• Arizona
• California
• Colorado
• Hawaii
• Idaho
• Montana
• Nevada
• New Mexico
• North Dakota
• Oregon
• Utah
• Washington
• Wyoming

Students from adjacent states not participating in WUE who have enrolled at BHSU will receive a reduced tuition rate.  This rate is available to undergraduate students only.

The rate listed includes the University Support and General Activity Fees listed below in the Undergraduate Fees Per Credit Hour category.

Minnesota residents shall be charged the rate established in the tuition reciprocity agreement between the South Dakota Board of Regents and the Minnesota Higher Education Coordinating Board. This tuition rate is set annually in the summer. The rate noted will be recalculated for the fall/spring terms during the summer term each year.

The rate listed includes the University Support and General Activity Fees listed below in the Undergraduate Fees Per Credit Hour category.

Externally supported is a special rate designed for a specific program, usually a week or so in length, orchestrated between the University and a third party (like CAMSE or a School District).

The university support fee supports the instructional and administrative service areas related to the institutional mission.  Examples of areas funded include direct instruction, libraries, computer centers, museums, admissions, registration, financial aid, administrative offices, general institutional expenses, and the payment of debt incurred for the construction, maintenance, repair, and equipping of campus buildings, except for student unions and auxiliary enterprise, athletic facilities, and wellness facilities.   It is assessed on all state-support courses and remedial courses delivered on campus.  The salary competitiveness fee is used to enhance faculty and non-faculty exempt salaries. 

The general activity fee supports student functions related to the co-curricular and extracurricular activities and operations and payment of debt incurred for the construction, maintenance, repair and equipping of student unions, athletic facilities and wellness facilities as approved by the Board.  Examples of activities funded by GAF are student organizations, cultural events, homecoming, student government, yearbooks, student newspapers, campus radio and television stations, child care, student activities, athletics, intramurals, student health services, and the operational and debt expenses for student unions.  It is assessed on all state-support courses delivered on campus.

• Undergraduate Application fee - $20.00
• Transcripts - $5.00 (each additional transcript is $2.50)
• Exam for credit per course - $90.75
• Proficiency exam re-test - $17.05
• COMPASS Re-test - $17.05
• International student fee - $120.95
• Business School Salary Enhancement fee per credit hour - $5.10
• Business Special Discipline Fee per credit hour - $21.25
• Lab fees per course - $53.20
• Soph/Junior field experience per semester - $154.35
• Senior field experience per semester - $308.90
• Parking permit for the year - $50.45

A resident student is a person who has continuously resided in South Dakota for at least twelve consecutive months immediately preceding the first scheduled day of classes of the semester or other session in which the individual registers.

The rate listed includes the University Support and General Activity Fees listed below in the Graduate Fees Per Credit Hour category.

There is a 75% reduction in tuition to one-fourth the cost of tuition to students 65 years of age or older, during the calendar year in which he or she is enrolled, on a space-available basis.  There is no reduction in fees.

The rate listed includes the University Support and General Activity Fees listed below in the Graduate Fees Per Credit Hour category.

Employees of the state of South Dakota who meet certain specific criteria will be eligible for a reduced tuition rate of one-half the resident tuition rate for a maximum of six semester hours each semester. Employees should contact their supervisors for further information.

The rate listed includes the University Support and General Activity Fees listed below in the Graduate Fees Per Credit Hour category.

Certain elementary and secondary school teachers and vocational instructors may pursue any undergraduate or graduate course upon payment of 50% of tuition and 100% of required fees. 

The rate listed includes the University Support and General Activity Fees listed below in the Graduate Fees Per Credit Hour category.

Eligibility is limited to teachers and vocational instructors who:

• are bona fide residents of South Dakota;
• are employed by an accredited school as a teacher as defined in Title 13;
• are required by state law, administrative rules or an employment contract to attend college as a condition of employment or to maintain a certificate to teach;
• are certified as eligible for this program by which they are employed;
• and maintain an average academic grade of 3.0 or better.

The rate listed includes the University Support and General Activity Fees listed below in the Graduate Fees Per Credit Hour category.

A nonresident student is a person who has NOT continuously resided in South Dakota for at least twelve consecutive months immediately preceding the first scheduled day of classes of the semester or other session in which the individual registers.

The rate listed includes the University Support and General Activity Fees listed below in the Graduate Fees Per Credit Hour category.

Minnesota residents shall be charged the rate established in the tuition reciprocity agreement between the South Dakota Board of Regents and the Minnesota Higher Education Coordinating Board.  This tuition rate is set annually in the summer.  The rate noted will be recalculated for the fall/spring terms during the summer term each year.

The rate listed includes the University Support and General Activity Fees listed below in the Graduate Fees Per Credit Hour category.

The university support fee supports the instructional and administrative service areas related to the institutional mission. Examples of areas funded include direct instruction, libraries, computer centers, museums, admissions, registration, financial aid, administrative offices, general institutional expenses, and the payment of debt incurred for the construction, maintenance, repair, and equipping of campus buildings, except for student unions and auxiliary enterprise, athletic facilities, and wellness facilities. It is assessed on all state-support courses and remedial courses delivered on campus. The salary competitiveness fee is used to enhance faculty and non-faculty exempt salaries.

The general activity fee supports student functions related to the co-curricular and extracurricular activities and operations and payment of debt incurred for the construction, maintenance, repair and equipping of student unions, athletic facilities and wellness facilities as approved by the Board. Examples of activities funded by GAF are student organizations, cultural events, homecoming, student government, yearbooks, student newspapers, campus radio and television stations, child care, student activities, athletics, intramurals, student health services, and the operational and debt expenses for student unions. It is assessed on all state-support courses delivered on campus.

• Graduate Application fee - $35.00
• Transcripts - $5.00 (each additional transcript is $2.50)
• Exam for credit per course - $90.75
• Proficiency exam re-test - $17.05
• COMPASS Re-test - $17.05
• International student fee - $120.95
• Business School Salary Enhancement fee per credit hour - $5.10
• Lab fees per course - $53.20
• Master's level internship - $154.35
• Parking permit for the year - $50.45