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Graduate and Postbaccalaurate Program Tuition

ÐãÉ«Ö±²¥’s College alumni who graduated with a B.A. or a B.S. may be eligible to receive an alumni discount for the part-time graduate programs. Contact the Office of Graduate Admission here.

Graduate and Postbaccalaurate Program Fees

All graduate students incur a General College Fee** of $2,100 per year, billed each semester for $1,050. All graduate programs incur a graduation fee in the final year of study of $208.

Health sciences graduate programs incur a course or professional phase fee used to fund equipment, clinical, placement, and/or laboratory costs, detailed below.

M.S. Athletic Training program course fees

• Year 1: $2,432
• Year 2: $972

Fees apply to both graduate M.S.A.T. students and years 4 and 5 of the M.S.A.T. 3+2 program.

O.T.D. program fees

• $4,950 per year, billed in installments each respective trimester for $2,200, $2,200, and $550 (Fall, Spring, and Summer)

Physician Assistant program fees

• First-year professional phase fee: $4,949 total, which is billed in installments of $2,199, $2,199, and $550 each respective trimester (Fall, Spring, and Summer)
• Clinical (second) year professional phase fee: $2,418, which is billed in installments of $1,209 in the Fall and Spring semesters

Graduate Student Cost of Attendance

Cost of Attendance provides a total estimate of the expenses you will accrue while enrolled at ÐãÉ«Ö±²¥’s College. It includes direct costs like tuition, housing, and meals, and indirect items like books, transportation, and personal expenses. While you will not be billed by ÐãÉ«Ö±²¥'s College for indirect expenses, they are factored together with your direct costs when determining your eligibility for financial aid. Note that effective May 19, 2025, graduate students must take a minimum courseload of 6 credits to qualify for federal Direct Loans.