It will cost students a little more to live on campus at the University of North Dakota starting in the fall. The North Dakota Board of Higher Education (Thursday) approved room and board rates for the eleven colleges and universities. NDUS Director of Finance David Krebsbach says the only campus to anticipate a decrease is Minot State University. “This year is pretty conservative. In looking at the last several years of increases this is the lowest. Most of the increases at institutions average around two-percent.”
Room and Board rates at UND will climb two-percent for the 2021-22 academic year – or approximately $192 dollars.
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