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Midwest Student Exchange Program (MSEP) colleges

Colleges in the Midwest Student Exchange Program. Public colleges charge eligible students no more than 150 percent of resident tuition; private colleges take 10 percent off tuition. Largest savings first; actual public rates can be lower than the cap.

Source: Midwestern Higher Education Compact, MSEP participating institutions; tuition from College Scorecard

26 colleges · each name links to its page, with sources · data snapshot October 2, 2026 · Updated October 2, 2026

26 colleges

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CollegeStateWhat you pay with MSEPDistance
Indiana University-IndianapolisINPay at most $16,143 (150% of in-state $10,762) instead of $34,891
Ball State UniversityINPay at most $16,623 (150% of in-state $11,082) instead of $29,630
University of Missouri-Kansas CityMOPay at most $18,881 (150% of in-state $12,587) instead of $30,227
Indiana University-EastINPay at most $12,636 (150% of in-state $8,424) instead of $22,811
Indiana University-KokomoINPay at most $12,636 (150% of in-state $8,424) instead of $22,811
Indiana University-NorthwestINPay at most $12,636 (150% of in-state $8,424) instead of $22,811
Indiana University-South BendINPay at most $12,636 (150% of in-state $8,424) instead of $22,811
Indiana University-SoutheastINPay at most $12,636 (150% of in-state $8,424) instead of $22,811
Fort Hays State UniversityKSPay at most $8,885 (150% of in-state $5,923) instead of $17,741
Purdue University Fort WayneINPay at most $14,298 (150% of in-state $9,532) instead of $22,887
Indiana State UniversityINPay at most $15,387 (150% of in-state $10,258) instead of $22,322
Missouri Western State UniversityMOPay at most $15,459 (150% of in-state $10,306) instead of $20,866
Wichita State UniversityKSPay at most $14,526 (150% of in-state $9,684) instead of $19,869
Emporia State UniversityKSPay at most $10,659 (150% of in-state $7,106) instead of $15,419
Minnesota State University-MankatoMNPay at most $14,358 (150% of in-state $9,572) instead of $18,942
University of Wisconsin-Stevens PointWIPay at most $14,232 (150% of in-state $9,488) instead of $18,508
University of Wisconsin-Green BayWIPay at most $13,050 (150% of in-state $8,700) instead of $17,288
Truman State UniversityMOPay at most $14,757 (150% of in-state $9,838) instead of $18,566
Missouri Southern State UniversityMOPay at most $13,440 (150% of in-state $8,960) instead of $17,080
University of Central MissouriMOPay at most $15,075 (150% of in-state $10,050) instead of $18,600
Friends UniversityKS10% off tuition: $30,773 instead of $34,192
University of Nebraska at KearneyNEPay at most $13,014 (150% of in-state $8,676) instead of $15,284
Shawnee State UniversityOHPay at most $15,939 (150% of in-state $10,626) instead of $17,358
University of Akron Main CampusOHPay at most $19,703 (150% of in-state $13,135) instead of $20,815
Valley City State UniversityNDPay at most $12,771 (150% of in-state $8,514) instead of $13,544
Wayne State CollegeNEOut-of-state tuition $8,216 is already within the 150% cap

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