Estimated Program Costs:*

1. Tuition ($6,700 per quarter) x 2.25 yrs (9 quarters) = $ 60,300
2. Technology Fee (9 quarters) = $ 675
3. Professional uniforms = $ 150
4. Textbooks (didactic and clinical years) = $ 2,300
5. Medical equipment = $ 1,500**
6. iPhone 3Gs = $ 199***
7. Laptop (PC Dell ) = $ 800
8. AAPA student membership (for 3 years) = $ 75
9. TAPA student membership (for 3 years) = $ 75
10. Medical library card = $ 100
11. Clinical tracking expenses = $ 90****
12. Housing costs for clinical year rotations = $ 1,200*****
13. Housing costs for anatomy lab at ETSU = $ 632
14. Health insurance to cover immunization, coverage for needle sticks and physical examinations = $ 500******
15. Graduation Fee = $ 150

Totals for entire Master of Science Program = $ 68,746*

*These are estimated costs for the entire program. Tuition, fees, and costs are subject to change. Tuition for in-state and out-of state residents is the same.

• New tuition rates for Fall 2010 will be posted by July 31, 2010

**Medical Supply costs are dependent on personal selection of equipment, students will have the opportunity to purchase equipment during the orientation at South College.

*** There are additional costs which vary according to personal choice for a required service plan..

****The program uses the Typhon system of tracking which offers the student a permanent record of procedures and patient encounters during the clinical year.

***** Housing costs are based on clinical sites that are over 50 miles from Knoxville.

*******Students are required to have their own health insurance prior to entering the program, many plans offer this service. Costs will vary according to plan.

Payment of Tuition and Fees

All charges are due and payable on or before the registration date for each quarter. Circumstances that prevent a student from adhering to these dates should be discussed with the Business Office. Students attending South College under a grant or loan should confer with the Financial Aid Department concerning the payment of fees. Students attending the college under the G.I. Bill should discuss payment of school fees with the Director of Financial Aid. Tuition and fees are subject to change at the end of any quarter. Failure to make proper payments, unless otherwise cleared with the Business Office, will result in dismissal from the college.

Grades will not be issued, degrees granted, or transcripts furnished until all financial obligations have been satisfied and all college property returned.