There is an additional fee of $1000 per student per semester throughout the program. These programmatic fees differ from institutional fees for the coverage of technology and clinical sites.

Tuition and fees are established by the Utah Board of Regents annually and are subject to change without notice.

Estimated TOTAL cost of tuition and institutional fees for the 7-semester program are listed below, based on 2025-26 tuition rate (summer 2025–spring 2026), and subject to change:

View a per-semester tuition and fees breakdown.

*All University of Utah tuitions are assessed at the resident rate during summer semesters (the program spans three summers). Non-residents pay the non-resident tuition rate only during fall and spring semesters.

**Non-residents may qualify for residency status after the first year of study. View the residency policy.

Other potential expenses include an indirect cost of $600 per student per year for travel between campus locations, and an indirect cost of $8,912 during the clinical year to cover housing and transportation associated with travel to rural sites, including a one month rural site requirement.

Due to the time commitment imposed by the program, employment during training is strongly discouraged. 

Tuition Refund Policy

The University of Utah tuition refund policy may be viewed on the Financial and Business Service webpage.

Financial Aid

For Federal financial aid, the annual priority-filing deadline is typically March 15th. Find out a FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid) to apply. Some types of financial aid are credit-based, so it is recommended you obtain and review a copy of your credit report as early as possible. You may contact the University of Utah Financial Aid office for more information.

A financial aid presentation is also offered to candidates during in-person interviews.