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Tuition

2021-2023 Cohort: Tuition is set at $14,637 per semester, totaling $43,911 for year one, $43,911 for year two and $14,637 for the final semester, totaling $102,459.

2022-2024 Cohort: Tuition is set at $14,929 per semester, totaling $44,787 for year one, $44,787 for year two and $14,929 for the final semester, totaling $104,503.

2023-2025 Cohort: Tuition will be $15,302 per semester, totaling $45,906 for year one, $45,906 for year two and $15,302 for the final semester, totaling $107,114.

2024-2026 Cohort: Anticipated program tuition will be $15,530 per semester, totaling $46,590 for year one, $46,590 for year two and $15,530 for the final semester, totaling $108,710.

Fees

2021-2023 Cohort: Program fees for year one are $1,490 per semester, totaling $4,470 for year one, $4,470 for year two and $1,490 for the final semester, totaling $10,430.

2022-2024 Cohort: Program fees for year one are $1,490 per semester, totaling $4,470 for year one, $4,470 for year two and $1,490 for the final semester, totaling $10,430.

2023-2025 Cohort: Program fees will be $1,535 per semester, totaling $4,605 for year one, $4,605 for year two and $1,535 for the final semester, totaling $10,745.

2024-2026 Cohort: Anticipated program fees will be $1,560 per semester, totaling $4,680 for year one, $4,680 for year two and $1,560 for the final semester, totaling $10,920.

Fees are mandatory and will be collected by either UT or third-party vendors.

Items covered include:

  • Textbooks available on Access Medicine and LWW PA Core databases are covered by student fees. Other, limited, textbooks must be purchased by the student.
  • Program-issued tablet/computer
  • BLS/ACLS/PALS certifications
  • One white lab coat
  • One set of program-required scrubs
  • Software/equipment required for ultrasound training, EKG training, virtual patient cases, logging of clinical experiences and high-stakes testing
  • Professional organization membership (one AAPA and FAPA)
  • Gross anatomy lab fees and equipment
  • Simulation lab fees

Note 1: All students will be required to repeat the background check, urine drug screen, Tb skin test and annual flu immunization in December of the fourth semester. The student is responsible for this cost. Additionally, students may be required to pay fees required for clinical placement and/or repeat the urine drug screen and background check again throughout the clinical phase of training depending on the clinical site where the student is assigned. The student is responsible for this cost.

Note 2: All students will be required to purchase their own stethoscope. All other medical equipment will be provided for the student's use while on campus.

For All Cohorts

Cost of Attendance

Cost of attendance (COA) is an estimated figure used by colleges and universities to determine the total cost of attending their institution for one academic year. Financial Aid uses the cost of attendance to determine eligibility for federal, state and institutional aid programs. Generally, a student’s financial aid award cannot exceed the cost of attendance. See the Financial Aid How to Apply page for more information.

Physician Assistant 2023-2024 FA23 Cohort FA22 Cohort FA21 Cohort
Tuition $45,906 $44,787 $14,637
Fees
(incl. books and supplies)
$4,605 $4,470 $1,490
Housing – off campus $16,800 $16,800 $5,950
Food - off campus $7,200 $7,200 $2,550
Personal Expenses $8,496 $8,496 $3,009
Transportation $4,656 $4,656 $1,649
Books $0 $0 $0
Loan Fees $240 $240 $80
Total $87,903 $86,649 $29,365

Additional Expenses

Additional expenses not charged by the University that may vary from student to student include rent and utilities, meals and transportation expenses.

Students are not expected to incur additional expenses related to clinical rotation travel, as most clinical sites are within the Central Florida region.

Students who choose to live in a UT residence hall will be charged accordingly. Visit Residence Life to learn more about on-campus housing options.

Course/Rotation Retake

Any course or rotation retake will be charged at the following per credit hour tuition cost:

2021 Cohort= $915 per credit hour

2022 Cohort= $933 per credit hour

2023 Cohort= $956 per credit hour

Financial Aid

A variety of financial aid is available to UT graduate students. To speak with a financial aid counselor contact UT’s Financial Aid Office at (813) 253-6219, finaid@ut.edu or Graduate Financial Aid.

Billing, Payment and Tuition Refund Process

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