South Dakota university tuitions going up again

School of Mines sees higher bump than six other Board of Regents schools

South Dakota Regent Tim Rave and Board of Regents president Jeff Partridge. (Joe Sneve / The Dakota Scout)

The cost of attending public college in South Dakota is rising.

The South Dakota Board of Regents raised tuition for the six public universities under its oversight this week. But the enrollment hikes aren’t uniform for every campus.

Tuition is increasing by 2.4 percent at Black Hills State University, Dakota State University, Northern State University, South Dakota State University and University of South Dakota.

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