Costs & Budgeting
At the Medical School, tuition is determined in mid- to late June for the Year 1 entering class.
What you can expect to pay
Medical School consists of 11 semesters. Rather than charging per number of credits, tuition is charged per semester of enrollment: currently, $16,062/semester for residents and $24,555/semester for non-residents.
University, college, and student fees are treated as a separate component. Fees are listed on the budget table.
Total budget
Our financial aid programs are designed to help you cover your medical school expenses and live comfortably.
To do this, we use a predetermined, standard student education budget. Only the single student cost of attendance is used.
Federal financial aid resources are intended to cover the expenses of an individual student's educational expenses only and should not be depended upon to support a household.
Tuition, fees, and estimated cost-of-living expenses
Adjustments
Adjustments to the student budget can be made on an individual basis to cover such items as child care, one-time computer purchase, University-sponsored student health insurance, disability-related costs, and in some cases, certain out-of-pocket medical expenses.
Proper documentation is required. For more information about budget adjustments, contact the Medical School Financial Aid Office.
Current tuition rates
Residents: $16,062/semester
Non-residents: $24,555/semester
Standard Budget
Twin Cities, St. Cloud, and Duluth Student Budget
Residency & Reciprocity
Brochure
Office of Admissions website
Resident Classification Evaluation Request form
Tips
Student borrower basics
Money management
Cutting your housing costs
Saving on transportation, books, and supplies
Credit cards
Resources
Tools, scholarship databases, University offices, federal agencies, and more