Each year, approximately 0.0% of North Dakota graduates receive degrees in physics. In other words, every year an estimated 6 physicists graduate from North Dakota's 2 physics schools.

Top Schools

The top-ranked school in North Dakota with a physics program is Minot State University, which is located in Minot. In 2010, it was ranked 48th nationwide. 1 students graduated with a degree in physics from Minot State University in 2010. Minot State University charged in-state students $5,637 in tuition fees per year.

University of North Dakota, which is located in Grand Forks, is the second-ranked school in North Dakota that has a physics program. It received a ranking of 67th in the country in 2010. 5 students graduated with degree in physics from University of North Dakota in 2010. The tuition rate at University of North Dakota was $6,934 per year.

Cost

If you are hoping to attend one of North Dakota's physics schools, you can expect to pay an average tuition of $6,286 per year, though tuition can range from $6,934 per year to $5,637 per year. In 2010, the physics schools that charged the highest tuition rates in North Dakota were:

1. University of North Dakota - located in Grand Forks, students are charged $6,934 per year
2. Minot State University - located in Minot, students are charged $5,637 per year

The following North Dakota physics schools had the lowest tuition rates:

1. Minot State University - located in Minot, students are charged $5,637 per year
2. University of North Dakota - located in Grand Forks, students are charged $6,934 per year

More Information

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