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Cost

Program Tuition and Fees

The comprehensive fee, including tuition and fees, is determined annually and may change somewhat yearly. Therefore, the costs cited here should only be used for estimation purposes. Changes to the tuition and fees listed here will be updated on this page in a timely manner.

The total estimated tuition for the 24-month program for Academic Years 2026-27 (class entering in January 2026) is $109,000. A one-time, non-refundable fee of $10,000.00 is paid at the START of the program in the first billing cycle to cover the costs for books, subscriptions and memberships, ACLS, BLS, medical equipment, graduation, white coats, name tags, patches, and other items.

The chart below outlines the estimated cost of attendance, including but not limited to books, housing, and transportation, broken down by year.

COST ITEM Year 1 Year 2 Total
Gross Tuition $54,500 $54,500 $109,000

Non-refundable Fees- Paid at the start of the program. Pre-matriculation and clinical year drug screens and criminal background checks; books, subscriptions, memberships, certifications, medical equipment, graduation, and white coats.

$10,000   $10,000
  $119,000
Estimated Additional Costs*

Pre –matriculation Costs
physical exam, immunizations, drug screen (cost varies by learner and provider charges – this is an estimate only)

$482

Clinical Year Costs
physical exam, immunizations, drug screen (cost varies by learner and provider charges – this is an estimate only)

$482

Living Expenses
housing / meals / transportation (cost varies based on personal situation - this is just an estimate)

$2,836 / month

Learner Health Insurance Plan
Costs vary by learner based on factors such as age, plan type and eligibility for subsidies – the amount listed here is a general estimate only.

$5,316 / year through Health Insurance Exchange / Marketplace

Clinical Rotation
Travel to location, housing / meals / transportation (costs vary depending on personal situation and location of assigned clinical*.)

$3,500 / rotation (Kansas / Missouri)
Financial Aid Considerations
Our academic program is a 24-month program:
      Spring, Summer, Fall
      Spring Summer, Fall
However, for financial aid purposes, there are 3 financial aid periods:
      Spring/Summer
      Fall/Spring
      Summer/Fall
This structure ensures proper financial aid distribution throughout the duration of the program.

*The PA Program has clinical sites in Kansas, Missouri, Arizona, Oklahoma, Wisconsin, and Florida.

PLEASE NOTE: Additional costs will vary from learner to learner. Learners completing clinical experiences outside the KC Metro area may incur additional travel and housing expenses based on location. Learners must understand that they will be responsible for all the costs associated with travel, housing, meals, etc., for the clinical phase. The ³ÉÈË¿ìÊÖ PA program will not be responsible for expenses incurred by the learners during clinical rotations. Please include this in your budget plans and note that clinical experiences may be scheduled at any approved OU PA Program clinical site location.

Additional tuition and fees may apply for remediated coursework, exams, or assessments; broken or lost laboratory equipment; and other factors affecting program progression and completion, including, but not limited to, deceleration and delayed graduation.

The learner tuition and fees described above are good-faith projections for the PA Program. However, they are subject to amendment at any time at the discretion of the Program and the University to meet its financial commitments and fulfill its role and mission. Every effort will be made to provide advance notice of such changes.

Refund Policy (A1.02k)

The applicable refund policies for the PA Program can be found under “Refund Policies” portion of the “Financial Aid” section of the most current ³ÉÈË¿ìÊÖ Catalog, which can be found under the Adult Professional and Graduate Studies section in the . &²Ô²ú²õ±è;&²Ô²ú²õ±è;

Students who are considering a program withdrawal or require academic separation or deceleration from the program are advised to consult with the Office of Student Financial Services to discuss the consequences of their changed status on payment of tuition/fees and their financial aid package, including any loans.

For questions regarding financial aid, please contact

Andrene Miller
Senior Student Service Advisor

andrene.miller@ottawa.edu