Tuition & Fees
For details on per semester billing, Student Financial Services is the official authority.
Tuition and fees (for the Class of 2028, entering in May 2026) are estimated here:
PA1 (CO28) Summer1, Fall1, Spring1 | PA2 (CO28) Summer2, Fall2, Spring2 | PA3 (CO28) Summer3 | Total | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Tuition* | $47,022 | $47,022 | $15,674 | $109,718 |
| Tech Fee | $510 | $510 | ||
| Medical Equipment Fee | $800 | $800 | ||
| Other Fees** | $715 | $760 | $1,475 | |
| Student Health Insurance Fee*** | $4,701 | $4,220 | $481 | $9,402 |
| Total Tuition & Fees (less optional health insurance) | $49,047 | $47,782 | $15,674 | $112,503 |
| INDIRECT EXPENSES**** | ||||
| Food and Housing | $16,487 | $19,784 | $4,946 | $41,217 |
| Personal Expenses | $6,580 | $7,896 | $1,974 | $16,450 |
| Transportation | $5,423 | $6,506 | $1,627 | $13,556 |
| PANCE Registration | $550 | $550 | ||
| Graduation Cap & Gown | $123 | $123 | ||
| Books & Supplies | $499 | $499 | $167 | $1,165 |
| Estimated Student Loan Fees | $1,674 | $1,674 | $558 | $3,906 |
| Total Cost of Attendance (less optional health insurance) | $79,710 | $84,141 | $25,619 | $189,470 |
*Tuition is guaranteed to remain the same per semester (set with the cohort a student starts with).
**Other fees can include activity fees, Graduate Student Council fees, RTA pass, scrub fees, clinical onboarding fees, fingerprinting and background checks, ACLS, BLS professional association fees, disability insurance.
***Student health insurance can be waived if the student provides proof of outside coverage. All insurance coverage is subject to applicable state form and rate filing approval and, once approved, to the terms of the Master Policy. As part of the approval process, the State may require us to make changes to the benefits, features and/or rates. We will notify you if that happens.
****A Student Cost of Attendance Budget is developed each academic year for use in the evaluation of financial need. While the indirect expenses listed above offer a suggested breakdown for housing, food, transportation, and personal expenses, students are free to exercise flexibility within these line items to accommodate personal preferences, as long as total spending does not exceed the total living expense budget. The standard student budgets are based on typical expenses for a single student. Costs for the student's spouse/children are not included in the standard student budget; these expenses are accounted for in the need analysis formula when determining the expected student/spouse contribution.
Financial Aid
The School of Medicine (SOM) Office of Financial Aid is committed to providing
students access to funds for which they qualify. We encourage all prospective students to begin the financial planning process early and will work with you and your family to determine a financial plan for your education. Estimates of total cost of attendance can be found here.
Once students are accepted into the program, they should complete the FAFSA application. The application is used to help determine your financial aid eligibility.
Our School Code: 003137
To receive federal financial aid, students must:
- Be a US citizen or eligible non-citizen
- Meet additional US Department of Education eligibility criteria.
Types of Aid
Student Loans
For graduate students, there are three types of low-interest loans available. They include:
Outside Scholarships
Students are highly encouraged to search and apply for outside scholarships. Look to outside scholarship search engines, employers, local foundations, clubs, and community scholarship opportunities. Students should notify the Office of University Financial Aid of any outside scholarships received.
Our Office of Financial Aid keeps a list of outside scholarships. Please check it out here.