TUITION

The University's Cost of Attendance (COA) Budget is based on a student’s typical expenses per enrollment period or award year. ​By federal regulation, COA budgets are designed for students to live and support themselves modestly during instructional time. Expenses are a combination of those billed by the school and indirect expenses that may be incurred. ​The total amount of aid a student may receive from sources (financial aid, loans, grants, etc) may not exceed his/her COA for a given term or load period. Tuition fees cover cost of classes only. Actual tuition and individualized COA budgets may vary based on a student's registration and/or curricular paths.* Note: A list of required books and supplies to be purchased is provided each semester, and some subscriptions and Institutional-Membership subscriptions and programs, along with Electronic Devices, may or may not be included in the University's Digital Resources. Note: Resource Fees collected for access to Institutional-Membership subscriptions and course eTextbooks and eSources are required of students unless otherwise indicated. Tuition numbers below apply starting Summer 2024 and represent US Dollars (USD) per respective Term/Semester.

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Non-Refundable Seat Deposit: $1,000

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Pre-Med to MD Program 15-Week Semester*: $7,500

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MD Basic Sciences Program 15-Week Semester*: $7,500

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MD Clinical Sciences Program 12-Week Semester*: $10,500

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​TUITION REFUNDS

Students registering for courses and classes agree to pay all applicable tuition and registration fees. Students are required to pay all tuition and fees for any registered course unless enrollment is officially canceled during the 100% Refund Period, which extends through the first two weeks of the semester. Withdrawal or cancellation occurs on the calendar day that withdrawal is requested either online or via email to the Bursar and Registrar Office. The percentage of refund is based on the actual date of withdrawal recorded by the Registrar. All withdrawals may not necessarily result in a refund and, in some instances, a tuition balance may still be due. Insurance and other fees are non-refundable.