Below is a chart of average MSN tuition rates, listed by major. Tuition rates are calculated per credit hour. The cost per credit hour for the 2020-2021 academic year is $1,910. To calculate exact costs, please visit the matriculation plans page and select your major.
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MSN Major Programs |
Average Fully Enrolled Tuition Per Semester |
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2020-2021 Cost Per Semester: |
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Tuition rates shown above are estimated based upon the 2020-2021 tuition, a fall start and the applicable matriculation plan for the first year. Additional fees are automatically generated following registration. Tuition and fees are subject to change each academic year. Changes to a student’s major or course load may result in additional tuition charges and fees.
Fees are automatically generated following registration. All fees are subject to change each academic year.
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Possible Fees |
Frequency |
2019-2020 |
2020-2021 |
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Technology |
Each semester |
$150 |
$150 |
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First semester only |
$40 |
$120 |
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Each semester |
$417 Fall/Spring |
$429 Fall/Spring |
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Fall and Spring |
$18.25 |
$18.25 |
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Fall and Spring |
$10 |
$10 |
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Recreation Fee (Optional for graduate students) |
Fall and Spring |
$158 |
$162.75 |
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Health Insurance (optional) |
Once per year |
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Clinical Lab Fee |
Once; for N595 Diagnostic Reasoning and Physical Assessment |
$125 |
$125 |
Students in clinical programs or majors should plan to pay an estimated $100-$200 per year in drug screening costs, based upon requirements of the particular clinical sites which vary.
*Questions concerning health insurance should be directed to the Student Health Insurance Office.
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