Master’s & Post-Master’s Costs

Full time

The average projected total costs (tuition and fees) of the 2019-2020 full-time graduate programs—which are based on 3-4 CUs each term—are as follows:

• 12 month program costs (12 CU program): $73,200
• 14 month program costs (13-14 CU program) $85,400
• 18 month program costs (16-17 CU program): $103,700
• 36 month program costs (9 term/34 CU program): $221,115

Part-time

Because every student’s living situation and personal expenses are different, we’ve calculated the estimated/projected costs for tuition only for the average part-time graduate program (12 CUs):

• 2 year part-time tuition: $75,865
• 3 year part-time tuition: $77,995

To be considered a full-time student you must have a course load of 3 CUs or more per semester, including summer terms; anything less, in any semester, is considered part-time. If you apply as a full-time student, but switch to part-time, lowering the number of CUs you take per semester will decrease the cost of your tuition and fees, which will in turn lower your student budget and reduce your financial aid eligibility. You will no longer be eligible for nursing grant or endowed scholarship funds.

The charts below outline costs based on the school year/summer sessions as well as include estimated other expenses like housing.