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Federal Direct Student Loans

ATSU graduate and professional students seeking degrees in eligible degree or certificate programs may qualify for a Direct Unsubsidized and/or a Direct Grad PLUS student loan. Contact Enrollment Services with any questions regarding Federal Direct student loans.

ATSU FAFSA School Code: G02477 (same code for all campus locations)

Required criteria to apply for a Federal Direct student loan

To be eligible to apply for Federal Direct student loans, a student must:

  • Be a U.S. citizen or an eligible non-citizen
  • Possess a valid Social Security number
  • Enroll or be accepted as a degree-seeking student in an eligible degree or certificate program
  • Be enrolled at least half-time
  • Maintain satisfactory academic progress
  • Not have a record of default on a federal student loan

Complete the FAFSA

Please complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA®). The FAFSA is available to file for the upcoming academic year beginning on October 1st annually. While ATSU does not have a formal deadline for FAFSA completion, ATSU Enrollment Services recommends filing between October and December. Check your ATSU email often. Enrollment Services will contact you if there are any questions or if additional information is needed.

Note: Students must complete a new FAFSA prior to the start of each academic year.

Using the ATSU FAFSA School Code G02477 will ensure your information will be sent to ATSU.

Your financial aid offer

In the Spring of each year, Enrollment Services will begin contacting FAFSA-filing students via their ATSU email with instructions on accessing their offer letter with full financial aid offer (cost of attendance) and the next steps in the financial aid process including entrance counseling, completing loan applications, consent to obtain credit form, and master promissory notes. Your financial aid offer will include academic expenses for the loan period such as tuition and fees, computers/books/supplies, and living expenses. Please be sure to watch your ATSU email for this and other communication from ATSU’s Enrollment Services team.

 

  • Federal Direct Unsubsidized Loan +

    • Maximum borrowing amounts

      Annual and Lifetime Aggregate Limits by Program Annual Limit Lifetime Limit
      Medical or Dental Students $47,166 $224,000
      Master of Public Health Program $33,000 $224,000
      Non-medical or Non-dental Students $20,500 $138,500
      Limits are based on a 12 month year and may vary based on the length of the academic year.
      • Loan Fees: A bank/loan fee will be assessed at 1.057% of the total accepted gross Unsubsidized loan amount for loans originated between October 1, 2022 and September 30, 2023.
      • Interest: Interest begins accruing for the borrower when funds are disbursed.The interest rate for the 2022-2023 year will be fixed throughout repayment at 6.54%. View the interest rates on federal student loans first disbursed before July 1, 2022.
      • Grace Period: Each borrower has a six-month grace period for the Federal Direct Unsubsidized loan. The grace period must be used up before the borrower is eligible for deferment or forbearance.
      • Repayment: Borrowers using a standard repayment plan have up to 10 years to repay this loan. There are many repayment plan options to research and consider. Each borrower will go into repayment six months following graduation, withdrawal, or reducing to less than half-time enrollment status unless the borrower qualifies for an economic hardship deferment.

  • Federal Direct Grad PLUS Loan +

    • Maximum borrowing amount

      Students may borrow up to the full financial aid offer (cost of attendance) less any Unsubsidized funds received or other qualifying financial assistance.

      • Creditworthy: Approval of your Grad PLUS or private loan is contingent upon not having an adverse credit history. ATSU will provide instructions within your financial aid offer on how to provide consent to check for adverse credit history. If you are a new Grad PLUS borrower (never borrowed Grad PLUS at ATSU), a new consent form must be completed. If at any time a new Consent to Obtain Credit is required, a student will be notified via their ATSU email address. This includes those that have borrowed Grad PLUS in the past.
      • Loan Fees: A bank/loan fee will be assessed at 4.228% of the total accepted gross Grad PLUS loan amount for loans originated between October 1, 2022 and September 30, 2023.
      • Interest: Interest begins accruing for the borrower when funds are disbursed. The interest rate for the 2022-2023 year will be fixed throughout repayment at 7.54%. View the interest rates on federal student loans first disbursed before July 1, 2022
      • Repayment: Borrowers using the standard repayment plan have up to 10 years to repay this loan. There are many repayment plan options to research and consider. Deferment and forbearance are available during post-graduate training.

  • Receiving, Returning or Requesting More Loan Money +

    • Receiving your loan money

      Direct Unsubsidized loan or a Direct Grad PLUS student loan money disbursement dates are dependent on the student’s program.

      Semester/Quarter Loan disbursement
      Semester residential First week of each semester (fall and spring)

      Note: For students in PA programs, after receiving the first disbursement of the program (first week of the first term), subsequent disbursements may occur after successfully completing half the credits and half the weeks for the academic year.
      Semester online Students starting in block 1 receive their disbursement for the semester. Students starting in block 2 receive their disbursement for block 2 and then each semester after (pending continued enrollment). Disbursements are made after the census period is complete and will be disbursed in week 3.
      Quarter online Disbursements are made after the census period is complete and will be disbursed in week 3.

      Direct Unsubsidized loan or a Direct Grad PLUS student loan money is transferred electronically to a student’s account at ATSU. Students may review their account details via the Anthology Student Portal at MyATSU, Resources, Academic Resources and Anthology Student Portal. Once logged into the portal, students should click on My Account and then Account Information to view their account details. Excess funds electronically transferred above what is owed for tuition and fees, called a Title IV Credit Balance, will be promptly provided to the student by check or deposited directly into the student’s bank account if the student has set up direct deposit with ATSU. (Students that have lenders that do not wire money to ATSU will receive their financial aid through a co-payable check.) Generally, funds are available when tuition is due.

      Post-withdrawal Disbursements

      Every ATSU student who matriculates earns a portion of the Title IV, HEA funds from day one. Each student who withdraws before the Title IV funds are disbursed, and has requested loan funds will be offered a post-withdrawal disbursement notice in writing within 30 days of when ATSU determined the student withdrew. Please note:

      • Enrollment Services will remind the student these are federal loans and must be repaid.
      • Students will be discouraged from borrowing any more than is necessary, and may even suggest the student cancel the loan completely.
      • Students will be required to confirm how much, if any, of the post-withdrawal disbursement the student desires. If a student does not respond within 30 days of the notification, no disbursement will be issued to the student.
      • All post-withdrawal disbursements will be made as soon as possible, but no later than 180 days from when ATSU determined the student withdrew.

      Returning loan money

      Borrowed too much

      Enrollment Services strongly encourages students to plan ahead, budget responsibly, and take only the loan money needed. However, if a student overestimated and borrowed too much loan money, that student may write a check to ATSU for the amount they would like returned to the lender. Enrollment Services will return the funds on the student’s behalf and request that the fees and interest charges be waived; however, this waiver is not guaranteed. ATSU will assist with the return within 30 days of the disbursement date.

      Enrollment changes

      Changes to a student’s enrollment (adding or dropping a course, dropping below half-time status, or program withdrawal) will require a review of the financial aid offer. In the instance where a return of Federal Direct Student Loan money is required, ATSU will follow the Return of Title IV Funds Policy, found in the University Catalog financial information section.

      Over-awards

      When an over-award occurs, Enrollment Services will review the student’s financial aid file. Adjustments are normally made by reducing a subsequent loan disbursement. Upon rare occasions, a student must write a check to the lender to repay an over-award. Students with an over-award will be contacted by Enrollment Services with details on how the over-award must be returned.

      Request more loan money

      Students who have not accepted all of their financial aid offer or utilized all of their Work-Study can send an email request to enrollmentservices@atsu.edu. Please include the net amount you wish to borrow (actual total amount you wish to receive) to expedite the review process. Enrollment Services will review your request and reply via your ATSU email address.

      Request to Increase COA/Budget

      A program budget or cost of attendance (COA) is prepared annually. The expenses included are based on what is needed for the student to attend school. There are times that unusual or extenuating circumstances arise during an enrollment period that generate expenses not covered in the COA. Students may request an increase in their COA by reporting these expenses with supporting documentation for consideration. All submitted expenses must be incurred during the enrollment period and guaranteed prior to the last date of that period. Visit the University’s academic calendar for enrollment dates for each program and year in school.

      Expenses eligible for consideration include, but are not limited to:

      • Tuition and fees: Tuition and fee charges that are not covered by your COA are eligible for consideration.
      • Child daycare costs: Costs associated with childcare must directly correlate to a student’s ability to attend school required activities. Billing statements and/or receipts must be provided.
      • Unplanned/emergency medical or dental expenses: Request for an increase to cover costs associated with unplanned medical or dental expenses should be required for a student and eligible for coverage by the student’s health insurance policy. Elective, preventative and cosmetic procedures do not qualify. Student is required to provide a letter from the healthcare provider documenting the required medical or dental need and expense (including procedure dates, any payments made, and/or estimated cost after insurance).
      • Unexpected transportation expenses: Requests for reimbursement of unexpected transportation costs must be for a vehicle that a student uses to attend school-related activities. Invoice and/or receipts must be provided with this request. Expenses related to the purchase or lease of a vehicle are not eligible for consideration.
      • Program-required or -related travel expenses: Costs incurred for travel must be for the student.
      • Other: Special circumstances that create an unexpected financial need that do not fit into one of the categories above may also be submitted. Examples may include board programs not already covered, higher health insurance costs due to student-specific situation, etc. Documentation supporting the financial need must be provided.

      Need-based loan offers take into consideration the Expected Family Contribution (EFC), which is calculated using data on a student's FAFSA. ATSU offers non-need based loans, and the EFC does not impact the amount of aid offered. ATSU is approved to offer Federal Work-Study which is a need-based program. Students that file a request to adjust their EFC will be denied if the change will not result in the student receiving more federal loan funds or make a student eligible for Federal Work-Study.

      Decisions of the professional judgement committee are final and cannot be appealed to the U.S. Department of Education.

      Expenses for 2022-23 Academic Year

      Please complete the Request for Increase to Cost of Attendance (Budget) form and submit to Enrollment Services with supporting documentation.

      Expenses for 2023-24 Academic Year

      Students may login to the ATSU portal to access the secure online request process through the Student Forms tile, located under Enrollment Services.

  • Satisfactory Academic Progress +

    • According to the United States Department of Education regulations (34CFR 668.16 and 668.34 and October 29, 2010, Final Federal Register), all students receiving federal financial assistance must meet and maintain satisfactory academic progress (SAP). SAP is a set of standards students must maintain to receive federal financial assistance. SAP standards, criteria for reestablishing eligibility for federal financial assistance, and SAP appeal information may be found in the University Catalog financial information section.

  • Entrance and Exit Counseling +

    • Entrance counseling

      Students must complete entrance counseling upon matriculation at ATSU before any loan funds will be disbursed. If the student has previously completed it at a graduate or professional level, the student will not need to complete it again.

      Exit counseling

      All students who received any federal loans while attending ATSU must complete online exit counseling upon graduation, withdrawal, or dropping below half-time status.

  • Disclosures and Things to Know +

    • Your Loan Information Published by the Department of Education

      Institutions are required to provide information published by the Department of Education to students at any time that information regarding loan availability is provided. The publication includes information about the rights and responsibilities of students and institutions under Title IV, HEA loan programs. Federal loans are submitted to the National Student Loan Data System, housed on the StudentAid.gov website, and are accessible by guaranty agencies, lenders, and institutions determined to be authorized users of the data system. Comprehensive information on the terms and conditions of federal loans and of the borrower’s responsibilities can be found on the Department of Education’s website. Student borrowers reserve the right to submit feedback at any time to the Department of Education.

      FA and Drug Law Violations

      Notice of federal student financial aid penalties for drug law violations

      Any student that receives a conviction for any offense, during a period of enrollment for which the student was receiving Title IV, HEA program funds, under any federal or state law involving the possession or sale of illegal drugs will result in the loss of eligibility for any Title IV, HEA grant, loan, or work-study assistance (HEA Sec. 484(r)(1)); (20 U.S.C. 1091(r)(1)). Students who lose federal student aid eligibility due to a drug conviction can regain eligibility by passing two unannounced drug tests conducted by a drug rehabilitation program that complies with certain criteria established by the Department of Education.

      FA Code of Conduct

      In order to ensure that ATSU maintains the highest ethical standards, each staff member at ATSU who has loan-related responsibilities will not:

      • Enter into revenue-sharing arrangements with lenders.
      • Accept gifts of more than nominal value from lenders, guarantors and loan servicers.*
      • Receive compensation for consulting services to lenders.
      • Assign lenders to any borrowers.
      • Refuse to certify a loan based on the borrower’s choice of lender.
      • Participate in opportunity pools with lenders.
      • Permit lender staff to assume school call center or financial aid office staff functions.
      • Receive compensation for private loans.
      • Serve as advisory board members for compensation, except for reasonable expenses incurred as a result of that service, such as travel expenses.

      The following items are not considered “gifts” for this purpose:

      • Brochures, workshops or training related to loans, default prevention or financial literacy.
      • Food, refreshments, training or informational material furnished as part of a financial aid professional training session.
      • Borrower benefits provided by the lender to all students at the institution.
      • Entrance and exit counseling, as long as the school controls the counseling, and such counseling does not promote the products or services of any specific lender (GEN-08-12, p. 70).
      • Philanthropic contributions that are not made in exchange for loan volume.

      FAFSA Verification

      Each year, applications for federal student aid are selected for verification by the Central Processing System (CPS) in order to confirm the accuracy of the data listed on the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). All applications selected will be verified for students receiving need-based funding (Federal Work-Study), who are in certain verification classifications, or for whom professional judgment is performed.

      If verification is required and you used the IRS Data Retrieval Tool when you completed your FAFSA electronically (and you have not amended your tax return), you will not need to request a tax return transcript from two years prior. (You may go to www.fafsa.gov and choose to use the IRS Data Retrieval Tool even if you didn’t use it on your initial FAFSA.) If you are unable or choose not to use the IRS Data Retrieval Tool, you must request an IRS tax return transcript and send it to our office.

      Until verification is complete, you cannot receive any federal need-based aid (Federal Work-Study). Required documentation must be received prior to the end of your academic year, in order to receive federal need-based student aid.

      After your application has been verified, ATSU will process any necessary corrections based upon the documentation received. The award process will then proceed, and you will receive an email containing information and instructions for accessing your electronic award letter. In the event a correction must be made as a result of the verification, you will receive notification from CPS of the change to your Student Aid Report. You will also receive email notification from Enrollment Services within 10 business days if your financial aid award offer must be changed.

      Enrollment Services does have a referral policy, as required by the federal government, in the event of an actual or suspected case of fraud or abuse. Students who willfully submit fraudulent information will be investigated, and all cases must be reported to the proper authorities. Fraudulent situations will be reported to the hotline of the Department of Education’s Inspector General.

      If you have any questions regarding the verification process, please feel free to call us at 866.626.2878, ext. 2019, or email enrollmentservices@atsu.edu.

Cost of attendance

Cost of attendance, or budget is an estimated amount of all expenses for a period of enrollment. A budget has been calculated for each program approved to certify for Title IV funding.

Budget Determinations

The student expense budget is determined each year by the Director Student Financial Aid - Enrollment Services and approved by a committee comprised of members including the Assistant Vice President - Enrollment Services and Vice President for Student Affairs. Students having credit history difficulties may not be able to borrow the full budgeted amount as Grad Plus and private loans review creditworthiness.

Students may locate their budget below by selecting their school, program and then year (residential programs) or enrollment status (online programs). An expense worksheet is also provided so students can calculate how the estimated cost of attendance will align with their actual costs and help to budget accordingly.

  • Arizona School of Dentistry & Oral Health +

    • 2022-23 Academic Year

      Doctor of Dental Medicine +

      Doctor of Dental Medicine

      Budget categories Class of 2026 Class of 2025 Class of 2024 Class of 2023

      Tuition & Fees

      $99,462

      $99,708

      $96,428

      $97,096

      Computer/Books/Supplies

      $7,306

      $3,390

      $0

      $5,090

      Living Expenses

      $32,370

      $35,607

      $35,607

      $29,133

      Student Budget

      $139,138
      (10 months)

      $138,705
      (11 months)

      $132,035
      (11 months)

      $131,319
      (9 months)

      Expense Worksheet

      		 Year 1 Worksheet (xls) Year 2 Worksheet (xls) Year 3 Worksheet (xls) Year 4 Worksheet (xls)

      Students may download an expense worksheet to calculate how the estimated cost of attendance will align with their actual costs. This comparison will help students budget responsibly.

      Master of Science in Orthodontics+

      Master of Science in Orthodontics

      Budget categories Class of 2024 Class of 2023 Class of 2022
      Tuition & Fees $91,604 $91,604 $45,802
      Computer/Books/Supplies $4,100 $0
      Living Expenses $35,607 $35,607 $16,185
      Student Budget $131,311 (11 months) $127,211 (11 months) $61,987 (5 months)
      Expense Worksheet Year 1 Worksheet (xls) Year 2 Worksheet (xls) Year 3 Worksheet (xls)

      Students may download an expense worksheet to calculate how the estimated cost of attendance will align with their actual costs. This comparison will help students budget responsibly.

      2021-22 Academic Year

      Doctor of Dental Medicine +

      Doctor of Dental Medicine

      Budget categories Class of 2025 Class of 2024 Class of 2023 Class of 2022
      Tuition & Fees $95,950 $96,750 $93,274 $93,642
      Computer/Books/Supplies $6,606 $3,290 $230 $5,090
      Living Expenses $33,407 $33,407 $33,407 $27,333
      Student Budget $135,963 (11 months) $133,447 (11 months) $126,911 (11 months) $126,065 (9 months)
      Expense Worksheet Year 1 Worksheet (xls) Year 2 Worksheet (xls) Year 3 Worksheet (xls) Year 4 Worksheet (xls)

      Students may download an expense worksheet to calculate how the estimated cost of attendance will align with their actual costs. This comparison will help students budget responsibly.

      Master of Science in Orthodontics+

      Master of Science in Orthodontics

      Budget categories Class of 2023 Class of 2022 Class of 2021
      Tuition & Fees $88,544 $88,544 $42,796
      Computer/Books/Supplies $4,100
      Living Expenses $33,407 $33,407 $15,185
      Student Budget $126,051 (11 months) $121,951 (11 months) $57,981 (5 months)
      Expense Worksheet Year 1 Worksheet (xls) Year 2 Worksheet (xls) Year 3 Worksheet (xls)

      Students may download an expense worksheet to calculate how the estimated cost of attendance will align with their actual costs. This comparison will help students budget responsibly.

  • Arizona School of Health Sciences +

    • 2022-23 Academic Year

      Doctor of Audiology (residential)+

      Doctor of Audiology (residential)

      Categories Class of 2026 Class of 2025 Class of 2024 Class of 2023

      Tuition & Fees

      $26,846

      $26,846

      $26,846

      $25,346

      Computer/Books/Supplies

      $4,198

      $1,705

      $1,480

      $467

      Living Expenses

      $32,370

      $32,370

      $32,370

      $32,370

      Student Budget

      $63,414 (10 months)

      $60,921 (10 months)

      $60,696 (10 months)

      $58,183 (10 months)

      Expense Worksheet Year 1 Worksheet (xls) Year 2 Worksheet (xls) Year 3 Worksheet (xls) Year 4 Worksheet (xls)

      Students may download an expense worksheet to calculate how the estimated cost of attendance will align with their actual costs. This comparison will help students budget responsibly.

      Doctor of Audiology (online)+

      Doctor of Audiology (online), 2 Year Program

      Categories Two Year Program, Year 1 Two Year Program, Year 2
      Tuition & Fees $8,240 $8,240
      Computer/Books/Supplies $2,000 $500
      Living Expenses $34,507 $34,507
      Student Budget $44,747 (11 month) $43,247 (11 month)
      Expense Worksheet 2 Year Track, Year 1 (xls) 2 Year Track, Year 2 (xls)

      *Living expenses are prorated per semester registered.

      Students may download an expense worksheet to calculate how the estimated cost of attendance will align with their actual costs. This comparison will help students budget responsibly.

      Doctor of Audiology (online), 3 Year Program

      Categories Three Year Program, Year 1 Three Year Program, Year 2 Three Year Program, Year 3
      Tuition & Fees $7,726 $7,726 $7,500
      Computer/Books/Supplies $2,000 $500 $500
      Living Expenses $34,507 $34,507 $34,507
      Student Budget $44,233 (11 month) $42,733 (11 month) $42,507 (11 month)
      Expense Worksheet 3 Yr Track, Yr 1 (xls) 3 Yr Track, Yr 2 (xls) 3 Yr Track, Yr 3 (xls)

      *Living expenses are prorated per semester registered.

      Students may download an expense worksheet to calculate how the estimated cost of attendance will align with their actual costs. This comparison will help students budget responsibly.

      Doctor of Athletic Training+

      Doctor of Athletic Training

      Categories Full-Time Three-Quarter-Time Half-Time

      Tuition & Fees

      $11,448

      $8,904

      $6,360

      Computer/Books/Supplies

      $2,580

      $2,340

      $2,100

      Living Expenses*

      $28,233

      $28,233

      $28,233

      Student Budget

      $42,261
      (9 months)

      $39,477
      (9 months)

      $36,693
      (9 months)

      Expense Worksheet Full-Time Worksheet (xls) Three-Quarter-Time Worksheet (xls) Half-Time Worksheet (xls)

      *Living expenses are prorated per block registered.

      **Travel for institutes may be requested up to an additional $1650. It is the student's responsibility to make this request. Please contact Enrollment Services at enrollmentservices@atsu.edu to make this request.

      Students may download an expense worksheet to calculate how the estimated cost of attendance will align with their actual costs. This comparison will help students budget responsibly.

      Doctor of Medical Sciences (online)+

      Doctor of Medical Sciences (online)

      Categories Full-Time Three-Quarter-Time Half-Time

      Tuition & Fees

      $10,260

      $7,980

      $5,700

      Computer/Books/Supplies

      $1,820

      $1,820

      $1,820

      Living Expenses*

      $28,233

      $28,233

      $28,233

      Student Budget

      $40,313
      (9 months)

      $38,033
      (9 months)

      $35,753
      (9 months)

      Expense Worksheet Full-Time Worksheet (xls) Three-Quarter-Time Worksheet (xls) Half-Time Worksheet (xls)

      *Living expenses are prorated per block registered.

      Students may download an expense worksheet to calculate how the estimated cost of attendance will align with their actual costs. This comparison will help students budget responsibly.

      Doctor of Physical Therapy (residential)+

      Doctor of Physical Therapy (residential)

      Categories Class of 2025 Class of 2024 Class of 2023
      Tuition & Fees $40,520 $40,344 $39,048
      Computer/Books/Supplies $4,819 $1,334 $1,200
      Living Expenses $32,370 $29,133 $32,370
      Student Budget $77,709
      (10 months)       		$70,811
      (9 months)       		$72,618
      (10 months)
      Expense Worksheet Year 1 Worksheet (xls) Year 2 Worksheet (xls) Year 3 Worksheet (xls)

      Students may download an expense worksheet to calculate how the estimated cost of attendance will align with their actual costs. This comparison will help students budget responsibly.

      Doctor of Occupational Therapy +

      Doctor of Occupational Therapy

      Categories Class of 2025 Class of 2024 Class of 2023
      Tuition & Fees $37,690 $38,586 $38,586
      Computer/Books/Supplies $3,764 $5,076 $300
      Living Expenses $32,370 $32,370 $32,370
      Student Budget $73,824
      (10 months)       		$76,032
      (10 months)       		$71,256
      (10 months)
      Expense Worksheet Year 1 Worksheet (xls) Year 2 Worksheet (xls) Year 3 Worksheet (xls)

      Students may download an expense worksheet to calculate how the estimated cost of attendance will align with their actual costs. This comparison will help students budget responsibly.

      Master of Science in Athletic Training (online)+

      Master of Science in Athletic Training (online)

      Categories Full-Time Three-Quarter-Time Half-Time
      Tuition & Fees $11,916 $9,268 $6,620
      Computer/Books/Supplies $1,860 $1,780 $1,700
      Living Expenses* $28,233 $28,233 $28,233
      Student Budget $42,009
      (9 months)       		$39,281
      (9 months)       		$36,553
      (9 months)
      Expense Worksheet Full-Time Worksheet (xls) Three-Quarter-Time Worksheet (xls) Half-Time Worksheet (xls)

      *Living expenses are prorated per block registered.

      Students may download an expense worksheet to calculate how the estimated cost of attendance will align with their actual costs. This comparison will help students budget responsibly.

      Master of Science in Occupational Therapy+

      Master of Science in Occupational Therapy

      Categories Fall 2024 graduates Fall 2023 graduates Fall 2022 graduates
      Tuition & Fees $38,040 $38,040 $9,572
      Computer/Books/Supplies $3,764 $5,076 $1,878
      Living Expenses $32,370 $32,370 $9,711
      Student Budget $74,174 (10 months) $75,486 (10 months) $21,161 (3 months)
      Expense Worksheet Year 1 Worksheet (xls) Year 2 Worksheet (xls) Year 3 Worksheet (xls)

      Students may download an expense worksheet to calculate how the estimated cost of attendance will align with their actual costs. This comparison will help students budget responsibly.

      Master of Science in Physician Assistant Studies (ASHS)+

      Master of Science in Physician Assistant Studies (ASHS)

      Categories Class of 2024 Class of 2023 Class of 2022
      Tuition & Fees $53,081 $51,108 $8,895
      Computer/Books/Supplies $3,984 $2,000 $0
      Living Expenses $32,370 $35,607 $6,474
      Student Budget $89,435
      (10 months)       		$88,715
      (11 months)       		$15,369
      (2 months)
      Expense Worksheet Year 1 Worksheet (xls) Year 2 Worksheet (xls) Year 3 Worksheet (xls)

      Students may download an expense worksheet to calculate how the estimated cost of attendance will align with their actual costs. This comparison will help students budget responsibly.

      Master of Science in Speech-Language Pathology +

      Master of Science in Speech-Language Pathology

      Categories Class of 2024
      Tuition & Fees $41,218
      Computer/Books/Supplies $7,500
      Living Expenses $29,133
      Student Budget $77,851
      (9 months)
      Expense Worksheet Year 1 Worksheet (xls)

      Students may download an expense worksheet to calculate how the estimated cost of attendance will align with their actual costs. This comparison will help students budget responsibly.

      2021-22 Academic Year

      Doctor of Audiology (residential)+

      Doctor of Audiology (residential)

      Categories Class of 2025 Class of 2024 Class of 2023 Class of 2022
      Tuition & Fees $25,976 $25,976 $25,976 $24,476
      Computer/Books/Supplies $4,198 $1,705 $1,480 $467
      Living Expenses $30,370 $30,370 $30,370 $30,370
      Student Budget $60,544 (10 months) $58,051 (10 months) $57,826 (10 months) $55,313 (10 months)
      Expense Worksheet Year 1 Worksheet (xls) Year 2 Worksheet (xls) Year 3 Worksheet (xls) Year 4 Worksheet (xls)

      Students may download an expense worksheet to calculate how the estimated cost of attendance will align with their actual costs. This comparison will help students budget responsibly.

      Doctor of Audiology (online)+

      Doctor of Audiology (online)

      Categories Two Year Program Three Year Program
      Tuition & Fees $8,000 $7,500
      Computer/Books/Supplies $2,000 $2,000
      Living Expenses $34,507 $34,507
      Student Budget $44,507 (11 month) $44,007 (11 month)
      Expense Worksheet 2 Year Track, Year 1 (xls) 3 Year Track, Year 2 (xls)

      *Living expenses are prorated per semester registered.

      Students may download an expense worksheet to calculate how the estimated cost of attendance will align with their actual costs. This comparison will help students budget responsibly.

      Doctor of Athletic Training+

      Doctor of Athletic Training

      Categories Full-Time Three-Quarter-Time Half-Time
      Tuition & Fees $10,926 $8,498 $6,070
      Computer/Books/Supplies $2,580 $2,340 $2,100
      Living Expenses $28,233 $28,233 $28,233
      Student Budget $41,739 (9 months) $39,071 (9 months) $36,403 (9 months)
      Expense Worksheet Full-Time Worksheet (xls) Three-Quarter-Time Worksheet (xls) Half-Time Worksheet (xls)

      *Living expenses are prorated per block registered.

      **Travel for institutes may be requested up to an additional $1650. It is the student's responsibility to make this request. Please contact Enrollment Services at enrollmentservices@atsu.edu to make this request.

      Students may download an expense worksheet to calculate how the estimated cost of attendance will align with their actual costs. This comparison will help students budget responsibly.

      Master of Science in Athletic Training (online)+

      Master of Science in Athletic Training (online)

      Categories Full-Time Three-Quarter-Time Half-Time
      Tuition & Fees $11,376 $8,848 $6,320
      Computer/Books/Supplies $1,860 $1,780 $1,700
      Living Expenses
      Student Budget $41,469 (9 months) $38,861 (9 months) $36,253 (9 months)
      Expense Worksheet Full-Time Worksheet (xls) Three-Quarter-Time Worksheet (xls) Half-Time Worksheet (xls)

      Students may download an expense worksheet to calculate how the estimated cost of attendance will align with their actual costs. This comparison will help students budget responsibly.

      Master of Science in Athletic Training (residential)+

      Master of Science in Athletic Training (residential)

      Categories Class of 2022
      Tuition & Fees $22,198
      Computer/Books/Supplies $1,117
      Living Expenses $27,333
      Student Budget $50,648 (9 months)
      Expense Worksheet Year 2 Worksheet (xls)

      Students may download an expense worksheet to calculate how the estimated cost of attendance will align with their actual costs. This comparison will help students budget responsibly.

      Doctor of Occupational Therapy +

      Doctor of Occupational Therapy

      Categories Class of 2024 Class of 2023 Class of 2022
      Tuition & Fees $36,454 $37,320 $37,320
      Computer/Books/Supplies $3,764 $5,076 $300
      Living Expenses $30,370 $30,370 $30,370
      Student Budget $70,588 (10 month) $72,766 (10 months) $67,990 (10 month)
      Expense Worksheet Year 1 Worksheet (xls) Year 2 Worksheet (xls) Year 3 Worksheet (xls)

      Students may download an expense worksheet to calculate how the estimated cost of attendance will align with their actual costs. This comparison will help students budget responsibly.

      Master of Science in Occupational Therapy+

      Master of Science in Occupational Therapy

      Categories Fall 2023 graduates Fall 2022 graduates Fall 2021 graduates
      Tuition & Fees $36,792 $36,792 $9,262
      Computer/Books/Supplies $3,764 $5,076 $1,878
      Living Expenses $30,370 $30,370 $9,111
      Student Budget $70,926 (10 month) $72,238 (10 months) $20,251 (2 month)
      Expense Worksheet Year 1 Worksheet (xls) Year 2 Worksheet (xls) Year 3 Worksheet (xls)

      Students may download an expense worksheet to calculate how the estimated cost of attendance will align with their actual costs. This comparison will help students budget responsibly.

      Master of Science in Physician Assistant Studies (residential)+

      Master of Science in Physician Assistant Studies (residential)

      Categories Class of 2023 Class of 2022 Class of 2021
      Tuition & Fees $51,306 $48,012 $6,007
      Computer/Books/Supplies $2,484
      Living Expenses $33,407 $33,407 $6,074
      Student Budget $87,197 (11 months) $81,419 (11 months) $12,081 (2 months)
      Expense Worksheet Year 1 Worksheet (xls) Year 2 Worksheet (xls) Year 3 Worksheet (xls)

      Students may download an expense worksheet to calculate how the estimated cost of attendance will align with their actual costs. This comparison will help students budget responsibly.

      Master of Science in Physician Assistant Studies (online)+

      Master of Science in Physician Assistant Studies (online)

      Categories Full-Time Three-Quarter-Time Half-Time
      Tuition & Fees $18,252 $12,908 $10,140
      Computer/Books/Supplies $3,660 $2,680 $2,700
      Living Expenses $31,370 $31,370 $31,370
      Student Budget $53,282 (10 months) $46,788 (10 months) $44,210 (10 months)
      Expense Worksheet Full-Time Worksheet (xls) Three-Quarter-Time Worksheet (xls) Half-Time Worksheet (xls)

      *Living expenses are prorated per quarter registered.

      Students may download an expense worksheet to calculate how the estimated cost of attendance will align with their actual costs. This comparison will help students budget responsibly.

      Doctor of Medical Sciences (online)+

      Doctor of Medical Sciences (online)

      Categories Full-Time Three-Quarter-Time Half-Time
      Tuition & Fees $9,936 $7,728 $5,520
      Computer/Books/Supplies $1,820 $1,820 $1,820
      Living Expenses $28,233 $28,233 $28,233
      Student Budget $39,989 (9 months) $37,781 (9 months) $35,573 (9 months)
      Expense Worksheet Full-Time Worksheet (xls) Three-Quarter-Time Worksheet (xls) Half-Time Worksheet (xls)

      *Living expenses are prorated per quarter registered.

      Students may download an expense worksheet to calculate how the estimated cost of attendance will align with their actual costs. This comparison will help students budget responsibly.

      Doctor of Physical Therapy (residential)+

      Doctor of Physical Therapy (residential)

      Categories Class of 2024 Class of 2023 Class of 2022
      Tuition & Fees $39,194 $39,018 $37,774
      Computer/Books/Supplies $4,819 $1,334 $1,200
      Living Expenses $30,370 $27,333 $30,370
      Student Budget $74,383 (10 months) $67,685 (9 month) $69,344 (10 months)
      Expense Worksheet Year 1 Worksheet (xls) Year 2 Worksheet (xls) Year 3 Worksheet (xls)

      Students may download an expense worksheet to calculate how the estimated cost of attendance will align with their actual costs. This comparison will help students budget responsibly.

  • College for Healthy Communities +

    • 2021-22 Academic Year

      Master of Science in Physician Assistant Studies (Residential)+

      Master of Science in Physician Assistant Studies (Residential)

      Categories Class of 2023
      Tuition & Fees $39,879.00
      Computer/Books/Supplies $5,000.00
      Living Expenses $26,696.00
      Student Budget $71,575.00 (8 months)
      Expense Worksheet Year 1 Worksheet (xls)

      Students may download an expense worksheet to calculate how the estimated cost of attendance will align with their actual costs. This comparison will help students budget responsibly.

      2022-23 Academic Year

      Master of Science in Physician Assistant Studies+

      Master of Science in Physician Assistant Studies (Central Coast)

      Budget categories Class of 2024 Class of 2023
      Tuition & Fees $41,195 $51,620
      Computer/Books/Supplies $5,000.00 $0
      Living Expenses $29,096 $36,370
      Student Budget $75,291
      (8 months)      		 $87,990
      (10 months)
      Expense Worksheet Year 1 Worksheet (xls) Year 2 Worksheet (xls)

      Students may download an expense worksheet to calculate how the estimated cost of attendance will align with their actual costs. This comparison will help students budget responsibly.

  • College of Graduate Health Studies +

    • 2022-2023 Academic Year

      Doctor of Health Administration+

      Doctor of Health Administration

      Categories Full-Time Three-Quarter-Time Half-Time
      Tuition & Fees $18,576 $14,448 $10,320
      Computer/Books/Supplies $2,225 $2,065 $1,905
      Living Expenses* $28,233 $28,233 $28,233
      Student Budget $49,034
      (9 months)       		$44,746
      (9 months)       		$40,458
      (9 months)
      Expense Worksheet Full-Time Worksheet Three-Quarter-Time Worksheet Half-Time Worksheet

      *Living expenses are prorated per block registered.

      Students may download an expense worksheet to calculate how the estimated cost of attendance will align with their actual costs. This comparison will help students budget responsibly.

      Doctor of Health Education+

      Doctor of Health Education

      Categories Full-Time Three-Quarter-Time Half-Time
      Tuition & Fees $14,166 $11,018 $7,870
      Computer/Books/Supplies $1,815 $,1745 $1,745
      Living Expenses* $28,233 $28,233 $28,233
      Student Budget $44,214
      (9 months)       		$40,996
      (9 months)       		$37,848
      (9 months)
      Expense Worksheet Full-Time Worksheet Three-Quarter-Time Worksheet Half-Time Worksheet

      *Living expenses are prorated per block registered.

      Students may download an expense worksheet to calculate how the estimated cost of attendance will align with their actual costs. This comparison will help students budget responsibly.

      Doctor of Health Sciences+

      Doctor of Health Sciences

      Categories Full-Time Three-Quarter-Time Half-Time
      Tuition & Fees $11,142 $8,666 $6,190
      Computer/Books/Supplies $1,845 $1,770 $1,695
      Living Expenses* $28,233 $28,233 $28,233
      Student Budget $41,220
      (9 months)       		$38,669
      (9 months)       		$36,118
      (9 months)
      Expense Worksheet Full-Time Worksheet Three-Quarter-Time Worksheet Half-Time Worksheet

      *Living expenses are prorated per block registered.

      Students may download an expense worksheet to calculate how the estimated cost of attendance will align with their actual costs. This comparison will help students budget responsibly.

      Doctor of Nursing Practice+

      Doctor of Nursing Practice

      Categories Full-Time tdree-Quarter-Time Half-Time
      Tuition & Fees $14,976 $11,648 $8,320
      Computer/Books/Supplies $2,225 $2,065 $1,905
      Living Expenses* $28,233 $28,233 $28,233
      Student Budget $45,434
      (9 montds)       		$41,946
      (9 montds)       		$38,458
      (9 montds)
      Expense Worksheet Full-Time Worksheet tdree-Quarter-Time Worksheet Half-Time Worksheet

      *Living expenses are prorated per block registered.

       

      Students may download an expense worksheet to calculate how the estimated cost of attendance will align with their actual costs. This comparison will help students budget responsibly.

      Doctor of Education+

      Doctor of Education

      Categories Full-Time Three-Quarter-Time Half-Time
      Tuition & Fees $14,166 $11,018 $7,870
      Computer/Books/Supplies $1,815 $1,745 $1,675
      Living Expenses* $28,233 $28,233 $28,233
      Student Budget $44,214
      (9 months)       		$40,996
      (9 months)       		$37,778
      (9 months)
      Expense Worksheet Full-Time Worksheet Three-Quarter-Time Worksheet Half-Time Worksheet

      *Living expenses are prorated per block registered.

       

      Students may download an expense worksheet to calculate how the estimated cost of attendance will align with their actual costs. This comparison will help students budget responsibly.

      Master of Health Administration+

      Master of Health Administration

      Categories Full-Time Three-Quarter-Time Half-Time
      Tuition & Fees $13,122 $10,206 $7,290
      Computer/Books/Supplies $2,380 $2,185 $1,990
      Living Expenses* $28,233 $28,233 $28,233
      Student Budget $43,735
      (9 months)       		$40,624
      (9 months)       		$37,513
      (9 months)
      Expense Worksheet Full-Time Worksheet Three-Quarter-Time Worksheet Half-Time Worksheet

      *Living expenses are prorated per block registered.

      Students may download an expense worksheet to calculate how the estimated cost of attendance will align with their actual costs. This comparison will help students budget responsibly.

      Master of Public Health (all)+

      Master of Public Health (all)

      Categories Full-Time Three-Quarter-Time Half-Time
      Tuition & Fees $13,896 $10,808 $7,720
      Computer/Books/Supplies $2,105 $1,970 $1,835
      Living Expenses* $28,233 $28,233 $28,233
      Student Budget $44,234
      (9 months)       		$41,0114
      (9 months)       		$37,788
      (9 months)
      Expense Worksheet Full-Time Worksheet Three-Quarter-Time Worksheet Half-Time Worksheet

      *Living expenses are prorated per block registered.

      Students may download an expense worksheet to calculate how the estimated cost of attendance will align with their actual costs. This comparison will help students budget responsibly.

      Master of Science in Kinesiology+

      Master of Science in Kinesiology

      Categories Full-Time Three-Quarter-Time Half-Time
      Tuition & Fees $10,836 $8,338 $6,020
      Computer/Books/Supplies $1,810 $1,745 $1,675
      Living Expenses* $28,233 $28,233 $28,233
      Student Budget $40,879
      (9 months)       		$38,316
      (9 months)       		$35,928
      (9 months)
      Expense Worksheet Full-Time Worksheet Three-Quarter-Time Worksheet Half-Time Worksheet

      *Living expenses are prorated per block registered.

      **Travel for institutes may be requested up to an additional $1650. It is the student's responsibility to make this request. Please contact Enrollment Services at enrollmentservices@atsu.edu to make this request.

      Students may download an expense worksheet to calculate how the estimated cost of attendance will align with their actual costs. This comparison will help students budget responsibly.

      Master of Health Sciences+

      Master of Health Sciences

      Categories Full-Time Three-Quarter-Time Half-Time
      Tuition & Fees $11,376 $8,848 $6,320
      Computer/Books/Supplies $2,526 $2,298 $2,070
      Living Expenses* $28,233 $28,233 $28,233
      Student Budget $42,135
      (9 months)       		$39,379
      (9 months)       		$36,623
      (9 months)
      Expense Worksheet Full-Time Worksheet Three-Quarter-Time Worksheet Half-Time Worksheet

      *Living expenses are prorated per block registered.

      Students may download an expense worksheet to calculate how the estimated cost of attendance will align with their actual costs. This comparison will help students budget responsibly.

      Master of Education+

      Master of Education

      Categories Full-Time Three-Quarter-Time Half-Time
      Tuition & Fees $14,976 $11,648 $8,320
      Computer/Books/Supplies $1,770 $1,710 $1,650
      Living Expenses* $28,233 $28,233 $28,233
      Student Budget $44,979
      (9 months)       		$41,591
      (9 months)       		$38,203
      (9 months)
      Expense Worksheet Full-Time Worksheet Three-Quarter-Time Worksheet Half-Time Worksheet

      *Living expenses are prorated per block registered.

      Students may download an expense worksheet to calculate how the estimated cost of attendance will align with their actual costs. This comparison will help students budget responsibly.

      2021-2022 Academic Year

      Doctor of Education+

      Doctor of Education

      Categories Full-Time Three-Quarter-Time Half-Time
      Tuition & Fees $13,770 $10,710 $7,650
      Computer/Books/Supplies $1,815 $1,745 $1,675
      Living Expenses* $28,233 $28,233 $28,233
      Student Budget $43,818 (9 months) $40,688 (9 months) $37,558 (9 months)
      Expense Worksheet Full-Time Worksheet Three-Quarter-Time Worksheet Half-Time Worksheet

      *Living expenses are prorated per block registered.

       

      Students may download an expense worksheet to calculate how the estimated cost of attendance will align with their actual costs. This comparison will help students budget responsibly.

      Doctor of Health Administration+

      Doctor of Health Administration

      Categories Full-Time Three-Quarter-Time Half-Time
      Tuition & Fees $18,576 $14,448 $10,320
      Computer/Books/Supplies $2,225 $2,065 $1,905
      Living Expenses* $28,233 $28,233 $28,233
      Student Budget $49,034 (9 months) $44,746 (9 months) $40,458 (9 months)
      Expense Worksheet Full-Time Worksheet Three-Quarter-Time Worksheet Half-Time Worksheet

      *Living expenses are prorated per block registered.

      Students may download an expense worksheet to calculate how the estimated cost of attendance will align with their actual costs. This comparison will help students budget responsibly.

      Doctor of Health Education+

      Doctor of Health Education

      Categories Full-Time Three-Quarter-Time Half-Time
      Tuition & Fees $13,770 $10,710 $7,650
      Computer/Books/Supplies $1,815 $1,745 $1,675
      Living Expenses* $28,233 $28,233 $28,233
      Student Budget $43,818 (9 months) $40,688 (9 months) $37,558 (9 months)
      Expense Worksheet Full-Time Worksheet Three-Quarter-Time Worksheet Half-Time Worksheet

      *Living expenses are prorated per block registered.

      Students may download an expense worksheet to calculate how the estimated cost of attendance will align with their actual costs. This comparison will help students budget responsibly.

      Doctor of Health Sciences+

      Doctor of Health Sciences

      Categories Full-Time Three-Quarter-Time Half-Time
      Tuition & Fees $10,836 $8,428 $6,020
      Computer/Books/Supplies $1,845 $1,770 $1,695
      Living Expenses* $28,233 $28,233 $28,233
      Student Budget $40,914 (9 months) $38,431 (9 months) $35,948 (9 months)
      Expense Worksheet Full-Time Worksheet Three-Quarter-Time Worksheet Half-Time Worksheet

      *Living expenses are prorated per block registered.

      Students may download an expense worksheet to calculate how the estimated cost of attendance will align with their actual costs. This comparison will help students budget responsibly.

      Doctor of Nurse Practice+

      Doctor of Nurse Practice

      Categories Full-Time Three-Quarter-Time Half-Time
      Tuition & Fees $14,976 $11,648 $8,320
      Computer/Books/Supplies $2,225 $2,065 $1,905
      Living Expenses* $28,233 $28,233 $28,233
      Student Budget $45,434 (9 months) $41,946 (9 months) $38,458 (9 months)
      Expense Worksheet Full-Time Worksheet Three-Quarter-Time Worksheet Half-Time Worksheet

      **Travel for institutes may be requested up to an additional $1650. It is the student's responsibility to make this request. Please contact Enrollment Services at enrollmentservices@atsu.edu to make this request.

      Master of Health Administration+

      Master of Health Administration

      Categories Full-Time Three-Quarter-Time Half-Time
      Tuition & Fees $13,122 $10,206 $7,290
      Computer/Books/Supplies $2,380 $2,185 $1,990
      Living Expenses* $28,233 $28,233 $28,233
      Student Budget $43,735 (9 months) $40,624 (9 months) $37,137 (9 months)
      Expense Worksheet Full-Time Worksheet Three-Quarter-Time Worksheet Half-Time Worksheet

      *Living expenses are prorated per block registered.

      Students may download an expense worksheet to calculate how the estimated cost of attendance will align with their actual costs. This comparison will help students budget responsibly.

      Master of Public Health (all)+

      Master of Public Health (all)

      Categories Full-Time Three-Quarter-Time Half-Time
      Tuition & Fees $13,500 $10,500 $7,500
      Computer/Books/Supplies $2,105 $1,970 $1,835
      Living Expenses* $28,233 $28,233 $28,233
      Student Budget $43,838 (9 months) $40,703 (9 months) $37,568 (9 months)
      Expense Worksheet Full-Time Worksheet Three-Quarter-Time Worksheet Half-Time Worksheet

      *Living expenses are prorated per block registered.

      **MPH students registered for the practicum: budgets will be adjusted directly by credit to reflect practicum credit hour load.

      Students may download an expense worksheet to calculate how the estimated cost of attendance will align with their actual costs. This comparison will help students budget responsibly.

      Master of Science in Kinesiology+

      Master of Science in Kinesiology

      Categories Full-Time Three-Quarter-Time Half-Time
      Tuition & Fees $10,530 $8,190 $5,850
      Computer/Books/Supplies $1,810 $1,745 $1,675
      Living Expenses* $28,233 $28,233 $28,233
      Student Budget $40,573 (9 months) $38,168 (9 months) $37,758 (9 months)
      Expense Worksheet Full-Time Worksheet Three-Quarter-Time Worksheet Half-Time Worksheet

      *Living expenses are prorated per block registered.

      **Travel for institutes may be requested up to an additional $1650. It is the student's responsibility to make this request. Please contact Enrollment Services at enrollmentservices@atsu.edu to make this request.

      Students may download an expense worksheet to calculate how the estimated cost of attendance will align with their actual costs. This comparison will help students budget responsibly.

      Master of Science in Nursing+

      Master of Science in Nursing

      Categories Full-Time Three-Quarter-Time Half-Time
      Tuition & Fees $14,976 $11,648 $8,000
      Computer/Books/Supplies $2,380 $2,185 $1,990
      Living Expenses* $28,233 $28,233 $28,233
      Student Budget $45,589 (9 months) $42,066 (9 months) $38,543 (9 months)
      Expense Worksheet Full-Time Worksheet Three-Quarter-Time Worksheet Half-Time Worksheet

      *Living expenses are prorated per block registered.

      Students may download an expense worksheet to calculate how the estimated cost of attendance will align with their actual costs. This comparison will help students budget responsibly.

      Master of Health Sciences+

      Master of Health Sciences

      Categories Full-Time Three-Quarter-Time Half-Time
      Tuition & Fees $11,376 $8,848 $6,320
      Computer/Books/Supplies $2,526 $2,298 $2,070
      Living Expenses* $28,233 $28,233 $28,233
      Student Budget $42,135 (9 months) $39,379 (9 months) $36,623 (9 months)
      Expense Worksheet Full-Time Worksheet Three-Quarter-Time Worksheet Half-Time Worksheet

      *Living expenses are prorated per block registered.

      Students may download an expense worksheet to calculate how the estimated cost of attendance will align with their actual costs. This comparison will help students budget responsibly.

      Master of Education+

      Master of Education

      Categories Full-Time Three-Quarter-Time Half-Time
      Tuition & Fees $14,976 $11,648 $8,320
      Computer/Books/Supplies $1,770 $1,710 $1,650
      Living Expenses* $28,233 $28,233 $28,233
      Student Budget $44,979 (9 months) $41,591 (9 months) $38,203 (9 months)
      Expense Worksheet Full-Time Worksheet Three-Quarter-Time Worksheet Half-Time Worksheet

      *Living expenses are prorated per block registered.

      Students may download an expense worksheet to calculate how the estimated cost of attendance will align with their actual costs. This comparison will help students budget responsibly.

  • Kirksville College of Osteopathic Medicine +

    • 2022-23 Academic Year

      Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine+

      Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine

      Categories Class of 2026 Class of 2025 Class of 2024 Class of 2023
      Tuition & Fees $63,142 $62,064 $62,064 $62,064
      Computer/Books/Supplies $4,353 $5,553 $6,400 $3,855
      Living Expenses $23,920 $23,920 $37,224 $31,020
      Student Budget $91,415
      (10 months)       		$91,537
      (10 months)       		$105,688
      (12 months)       		$96,939
      (10 months)
      Expense Worksheet Year 1 Worksheet Year 2 Worksheet Year 3 Worksheet Year 4 Worksheet

      Students may download an expense worksheet to calculate how the estimated cost of attendance will align with their actual costs. This comparison will help students budget responsibly.

      Master of Science in Biomedical Sciences+

      Master of Science in Biomedical Sciences

      Categories Class of 2024 Class of 2023
      Tuition & Fees $10,884 $3,242
      Computer/Books/Supplies $2,540 $0
      Living Expenses $23,920 $23,920
      Student Budget $37,344 (10 months) $27,162 (10 months)
      Expense Worksheet Year 1 Worksheet Year 2 Worksheet

      Students may download an expense worksheet to calculate how the estimated cost of attendance will align with their actual costs. This comparison will help students budget responsibly.

      2021-22 Academic Year

      Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine+

      Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine

      Categories Class of 2025 Class of 2024 Class of 2023 Class of 2022
      Tuition & Fees $61,082 $60,004 $60,004 $60,004
      Computer/Books/Supplies $4,353 $5,553 $5,770 $3,855
      Living Expenses $23,920 $23,920 $37,644 $31,370
      Student Budget $89,355 (10 months) $89,477 (10 months) $103,418 (12 months) $95,229 (10 months)
      Expense Worksheet Year 1 Worksheet Year 2 Worksheet Year 3 Worksheet Year 4 Worksheet

      Students may download an expense worksheet to calculate how the estimated cost of attendance will align with their actual costs. This comparison will help students budget responsibly.

      Master of Science in Biomedical Sciences+

      Master of Science in Biomedical Sciences

      Categories Class of 2023 Class of 2022
      Tuition & Fees $10,554 $3,132
      Computer/Books/Supplies $2,540
      Living Expenses $23,920 $23,920
      Student Budget $37,014 (10 months) $27,052 (10 months)
      Expense Worksheet Year 1 Worksheet Year 2 Worksheet

      Students may download an expense worksheet to calculate how the estimated cost of attendance will align with their actual costs. This comparison will help students budget responsibly.

  • Missouri School of Dentistry & Oral Health +

    • 2022-23 Academic Year

      Doctor of Dental Medicine+

      Doctor of Dental Medicine

      Categories Class of 2026 Class of 2025 Class of 2024 Class of 2023
      Tuition & Fees $94,636 $93,926 $89,572 $90,136
      Computer/Books/Supplies $2,866 $4,598 $0 $3,570
      Living Expenses $23,920 $23,920 $32,637 $32,637
      Student Budget $121,422 (10 months) $122,444 (10 months) $122,209 (11 months) $126,343 (11 months)
      Expense Worksheet Year 1 Worksheet Year 2 Worksheet Year 3 Worksheet Year 4 Worksheet

      Students may download an expense worksheet to calculate how the estimated cost of attendance will align with their actual costs. This comparison will help students budget responsibly.

      2021-22 Academic Year

      Doctor of Dental Medicine+

      Doctor of Dental Medicine

      Categories Class of 2025 Class of 2024 Class of 2023 Class of 2022
      Tuition & Fees $90,638 $91,204 $86,364 $87,324
      Computer/Books/Supplies $2,866 $4,598 $3,570
      Living Expenses $23,920 $23,920 $32,637 $32,637
      Student Budget $117,424 (10 months) $119,722 (10 month) $119,001 (11 months) $123,531 (11 months)
      Expense Worksheet Year 1 Worksheet Year 2 Worksheet Year 3 Worksheet Year 4 Worksheet

      Students may download an expense worksheet to calculate how the estimated cost of attendance will align with their actual costs. This comparison will help students budget responsibly.

  • School of Osteopathic Medicine in Arizona +

    • 2022-23 Academic Year

      Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine+

      Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine

      Categories Class of 2026 Class of 2025 Class of 2024 Class of 2023
      Tuition & Fees $64,676 $63,676 $63,676 $63,676
      Computer/Books/Supplies $8,615 $1,854 $5,740 $9,843
      Living Expenses $32,370 $29,133 $35,607 $32,370
      Student Budget $105,661
      (10 months)       		$94,663
      (9 months)       		$105,023
      (11 months)       		$105,889
      (10 months)
      Expense Worksheet Year 1 Worksheet Year 2 Worksheet Year 3 Worksheet Year 4 Worksheet

      Students may download an expense worksheet to calculate how the estimated cost of attendance will align with their actual costs. This comparison will help students budget responsibly.

      2021-22 Academic Year

      Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine+

      Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine

      Categories Class of 2025 Class of 2024 Class of 2023 Class of 2022
      Tuition & Fees $62,562 $61,562 $61,562 $61,562
      Computer/Books/Supplies $8,615 $1,854 $3,990 $8,093
      Living Expenses $30,370 $28,233 $34,507 $34,507
      Student Budget $101,547 (10 months) $91,649 (9 months) $100,059 (11 months) $104,162 (11 months)
      Expense Worksheet Year 1 Worksheet Year 2 Worksheet Year 3 Worksheet Year 4 Worksheet

      Students may download an expense worksheet to calculate how the estimated cost of attendance will align with their actual costs. This comparison will help students budget responsibly.

Estimated Financial Assistance (EFA)

Estimated financial assistance (EFA) is a form of financial assistance that is paid due to a student’s enrollment at ATSU, or specifically to cover educational expenses. EFA includes scholarships, grants, net earnings from need-based employment, or loans for a period of enrollment that a student receives from Federal, State, institutional, or other sources. (34 CFR 685.102(b)).

Scholarship programs with a service commitment such as the National Health Service Corps Scholarship Program (NHSC), the Health Professions Scholarship Program (HPSP), Indian Health Services Scholarship (IHS), Native Hawaiian Health Scholarship Program (NHHSP) offer recipients money to pay towards expenses included in the student budget or Cost of Attendance (COA). Recipients of one of these scholarships might receive money to use towards institutional charges, health insurance, books, exams, travel, or even a monthly living stipend. All of these financial benefits are considered Estimated Financial Assistance (EFA) and must be included as part of a student’s financial aid offer for the academic year. The value of each scholarship will reduce your eligibility for other types of financial aid, including other federal, institutional, and private scholarships and grants.

Students should notify ATSU Student Accounts as soon as they have been accepted into one of these programs. Student Accounts will work with Enrollment Services to ensure your COA includes the many benefits of your scholarship program.

The value of each scholarship program is highlighted below and based on the same value identified in each program COA or as set by the scholarship program.

National Health Service Corp (varies per ATSU program and year)

  • Full tuition and fee coverage
  • Books
  • Computer and software
  • Health insurance
  • Board exams
  • Preceptorship expenses, relocation to CHC or for rotations, relocation to St. Louis for MOSDOH dental students, residency travel expenses, & ASDOH loupes and camera
  • Graduation expenses

Health Professions Scholarship Program

  • Full tuition and fee coverage
  • Books
  • Health insurance
  • Monthly stipend ($2,200/month up to 10 months)

Indian Health Services Scholarship

  • Full tuition and fee coverage
  • Books

Native Hawaiian Health Scholarship Program

  • Full tuition and fee coverage
  • Books
  • Computer
  • Health insurance
  • Board exams