TUITION AND FEES

TUITION AND FEES

The structure of medical school tuition has been carefully crafted to be accessible and convenient for students. It is important to note that tuition and fees must be paid before the start of each semester. Additionally, other school fees should be settled by the due date indicated on the invoice, typically within 30 days. All students are required to fulfill their payment obligations. The following table outlines the tuition, school fees, and other expenses that students can expect per semester, which spans approximately four months, unless otherwise stated.

Tuition Fees (per semester)

Housing Information (per semester). Off-Campus

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Other Fees (one time)

Estimated Expenses (approximate figures)

• Per semester, which spans a duration of approximately 4 months, the rate encompasses essential amenities such as water, electricity, A/C, Internet, and Cable TV.

• To secure a spot in the class or rotations, a non-refundable one-time enrollment reservation fee is required by the specified date in the acceptance letter. This fee will be applied towards the cost of tuition for students who enroll in the University. It is important to note that the enrollment reservation fee, also known as the seat deposit, is non-refundable. In the event that a student chooses to withdraw or decides not to attend the medical school, the fee will be forfeited.

• Please note that the enrollment reservation fee, or seat deposit, is non-refundable and will be forfeited by any student who withdraws or chooses not to attend the medical school.

• AThis particular fee is applicable only to students who require a visa. It does not apply to US, Canadian, and European citizens or residents.

Additionally, there are other fees to consider:

Late Payment Fee:

In the case of overdue payments, a late payment fee of 10% of the semester's total fee will be applied.

Late Registration Fee:

If a student arrives on campus late, missing the orientation, or fails to attend a scheduled rotation, a fee of $500 will be charged.

Deferment Fee

Should a student request to defer their matriculation date after paying the enrollment fee, a non-refundable fee of $500 must be paid.

Medical Malpractice Insurance

All clinical medicine students are required to have medical malpractice insurance through AUA. This insurance will be charged during the MD6 and MD9 semesters of the clinical program. The current cost is $1500.00, and it must be paid in full by the medical student to be eligible for participation in clinical rotations. Please note that this fee may change during the program period based on premiums paid by the University.

Student Scrubs and Lab Coat Purchase

Students must purchase a set of embroidered scrubs and an embroidered lab coat as part of the required attire. Scrubs are mandatory for all school labs, while embroidered scrubs and lab coats are necessary for off-campus learning facilities.
Embroidered lab coats are also required for students completing clinical rotations. All students must purchase their own set of embroidered scrubs and lab coat. For more information, please reach out to the admissions department.

Regarding the average cost of living, it varies from student to student. However, it is recommended to budget approximately $600 to $1000 US per month. By having roommates, conserving utilities, cooking at home, and budgeting daily expenses, students can lower these costs. Transportation expenses will differ based on individual commuting methods. Please remember that these amounts are merely averages, as every student has unique needs and circumstances.