Program Costs

Northland provides one of the best values of any college in the country.

Please keep in mind that the total program costs listed below are not exact and may vary slightly due to purchasing agreements and curriculum revision.

Student Fees Information

Review the following for more information on student fees, personal property, and service charges at Northland.

Financial Aid Eligibility

All prospective students may be eligible for Federal Financial Aid. The Department of Education will determine eligibility through the use of the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). Student Aid may consist of Federal Pell Grant (up to $7,395), Federal Supplemental Educational Opportunity Grant (FSEOG), and Stafford Loans ($5,500–$10,500). See financial aid for more information.

Loan indebtedness from a two-year program at Northland Community & Technical College may range from $0 to $21,000, depending upon eligibility and acceptance of loans.

Veterans Education Benefits

All veterans may be eligible for educational benefits through the VA educational assistance programs. Eligibility, and amount of benefits, will be determined by the Department of Veterans Affairs through the use of the VONAPP (Veterans Online Application). Veterans under the age of 24 are considered independent if they have a complete active duty status as determined by the Department of Veterans Affairs. See veterans benefits for more information.

Northland Scholarships

The Northland Community & Technical College Foundation offers scholarships for the Fall and Spring semesters. A simple, online scholarship application for all Foundation’s scholarships is usually posted early in the Fall and Spring semesters. The criteria for selection differ for each scholarship. Some awards are specific to programs, student goals, or circumstances, while others have more general criteria. For more information on scholarships, please visit nctcfoundation.com.