* In-state vs. Out-of-state residency: In-state students pay significantly less than out-of-state students.
* Program of study: Tuition can differ between colleges (e.g., Engineering, Business) and specific programs within a college.
* Credit hours: Tuition is typically charged per credit hour. The more credit hours you take, the higher your tuition will be.
* Fees: In addition to tuition, there are various fees, such as student activity fees, technology fees, and others. These fees vary and add to the overall cost.
To find the most accurate and up-to-date information:
* Visit the MSU Bursar's Office website: This is the official source for tuition and fee information. Look for a tuition and fee schedule or cost of attendance estimator.
* Contact the MSU Registrar's Office: They can provide specific information based on your program and anticipated credit hours.
Without knowing your specific circumstances (residency, program, etc.), I cannot give you a precise tuition figure. The university's website is your best resource for getting personalized cost estimates.