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Our graduate programs at High Point University are designed to deliver exceptional value by providing rigorous academic experiences that empower students for success in their chosen fields. We uphold a commitment to transparency in financial matters, ensuring that our students have clear insights into the costs associated with their education. This transparency enables informed decision-making, fostering a trusting relationship between High Point University and our graduate students. We believe that by being transparent about financial considerations, we empower students to plan effectively for their investment in their academic journey and future careers.

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#rowspan#	Summer 2025 Session	Fall 2025 All Sessions *cost per session	Spring 2026 All Sessions *cost per session
Tuition ($963 per credit hour)	$5,778 (6 credits)	$5,778 (6 credits)	$5,778 (6 credits)
Fees ($67 per credit hour)	$402 (6 credits)	$402 (6 credits)	$402 (6 credits)
Total Direct Costs:	$6,180 (6 credits)	$6,180 (6 credits)	$6,180 (6 credits)
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Credit hour amounts given in this chart represent average enrollment levels for this program. Students will be billed for actual registered hours each term. Please note that students must be continuously enrolled in a minimum of 3 credits per enrollment term to be eligible for federal loans and to have any student loans remain in in-school deferment status.
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Indirect costs below are not paid to High Point University and are not required expenses. These amounts are provided to assist with budgeting purposes and were developed to establish maximum financial aid allowances for typical students. Students are highly encouraged to establish a budget, reduce expenditures, and borrow via student loans in incremental amounts to help limit their educational debt. Total Cost of Attendance represents the most a student can receive in financial aid.
Housing Budget*	$5,000	$3,700	$3,700
Food Budget*	$3,600	$2,600	$2,600
Books, Course Materials, Supplies, & Equipment Budget	$600	$300	$300
Transportation Budget	$1,600	$840	$840
Personal Budget	$600	$840	$840
Estimated Unsubsidized Loan Fees**	$43	$43	$43
Total Indirect Costs:	$11,443	$8,323	$8,323
Total Cost of Attendance (COA)	$17,623 (6 credits)	$14,503 (6 credits)	$14,503 (6 credits)

	Summer 2025	Fall 2025	Spring 2026
Tuition ($1,465 per credit hour)	$8,790 (6 credits)	$17,580 (12 credits)	$17,580 (12 credits)
Fees ($150 per credit hour)	$900 (6 credits)	$1,800 (12 credits)	$1,800 (12 credits)
Housing (Summer = Double & Fall/Spring = Tier 2)* & Meal Plan	$4,474	$12,120	$12,120
State Meal Plan Tax (per term)	$161	$352	$352
Total Direct Costs:	$14,325 (6 credits)	$31,852 (12 credits)	$31,852 (12 credits)
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Credit hour amounts given in this chart represent average enrollment levels for this program. Students will be billed for actual registered hours each term. Please note that students must be continuously enrolled in a minimum of 3 credits per enrollment term to be eligible for federal loans and to have any student loans remain in in-school deferment status.
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Indirect costs below are not paid to High Point University and are not required expenses. These amounts are provided to assist with budgeting purposes and were developed to establish maximum financial aid allowances for typical students. Students are highly encouraged to establish a budget, reduce expenditures, and borrow via student loans in incremental amounts to help limit their educational debt. Total Cost of Attendance represents the most a student can receive in financial aid.
Books, Course Materials, Supplies, & Equipment Budget	$600	$600	$600
Transportation Budget	$1,600	$1,680	$1,680
Personal Budget	$600	$1,680	$1,680
Estimated Unsubsidized Loan Fees**	$137	$108	$108
Total Indirect Costs:	$2,937	$4,068	$4,068
Total Cost of Attendance (COA)	$17,262 (6 credit hours)	$35,920 (12 credit hours)	$35,920 (12 credit hours)

	Summer 2025	Fall 2025	Spring 2026
Tuition ($1,465 per credit hour)	$8,790 (6 credits)	$17,580 (12 credits)	$17,580 (12 credits)
Fees ($75 per credit hour)	$450 (6 credits)	$900 (12 credits)	$900 (12 credits)
Total Direct Costs	$9,240 (6 credits)	$18,480 (12 credits)	$18,480 (12 credits)
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Credit hour amounts given in this chart represent average enrollment levels for this program. Students will be billed for actual registered hours each term. Please note that students must be continuously enrolled in a minimum of 3 credits per enrollment term to be eligible for federal loans and to have any student loans remain in in-school deferment status.
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Indirect costs below are not paid to High Point University and are not required expenses. These amounts are provided to assist with budgeting purposes and were developed to establish maximum financial aid allowances for typical students. Students are highly encouraged to establish a budget, reduce expenditures, and borrow via student loans in incremental amounts to help limit their educational debt. Total Cost of Attendance represents the most a student can receive in financial aid.
Housing Budget*	$5,000	$7,400	$7,400
Food Budget*	$3,600	$5,200	$5,200
Books, Course Materials, Supplies, & Equipment Budget	$600	$600	$600
Transportation Budget	$1,600	$1,680	$1,680
Personal Budget	$600	$1,680	$1,680
Estimated Unsubsidized Loan Fees**	$137	$108	$108
Total Indirect Costs	$11,537	$16,668	$16,668
Total Cost of Attendance (COA)	$20,777 (6 credits)	$35,148 (12 credits)	$35,148 (12 credits)

	Summer 2025	Fall 2025	Spring 2026
Tuition ($1,465 per credit hour)	$8,790 (6 credits)	$17,580 (12 credits)	$17,580 (12 credits)
Fees ($67 per credit hour)	$402 (6 credits)	$804 (12 credits)	$804 (12 credits)
Total Direct Cost	$9,192 (6 credits)	$18,384 (12 credits)	$18,384 (12 credits)
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Credit hour amounts given in this chart represent average enrollment levels for this program. Students will be billed for actual registered hours each term. Please note that students must be continuously enrolled in a minimum of 3 credits per enrollment term to be eligible for federal loans and to have any student loans remain in in-school deferment status.
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Indirect costs below are not paid to High Point University and are not required expenses. These amounts are provided to assist with budgeting purposes and were developed to establish maximum financial aid allowances for typical students. Students are highly encouraged to establish a budget, reduce expenditures, and borrow via student loans in incremental amounts to help limit their educational debt. Total Cost of Attendance represents the most a student can receive in financial aid.
Housing Budget*	$5,000	$7,400	$7,400
Food Budget*	$3,600	$5,200	$5,200
Books, Course Materials, Supplies, & Equipment Budget	$600	$600	$600
Transportation Budget	$1,600	$1,680	$1,680
Personal Budget	$600	$1,680	$1,680
Estimated Unsubsidized Loan Fees**	$137	$108	$108
Total Indirect Costs	$11,537	$16,668	$16,668
Total Cost of Attendance (COA)	$20,729 (6 credits)	$35,052 (12 credits)	$35,052 (12 credits)

	Summer 2025	Fall 2025	Spring 2026
Tuition ($1,465 per credit hour)	$8,790 (6 credits)	$17,580 (12 credits)	$17,580 (12 credits)
Fees ($67 per credit hour)	$402 (6 credits)	$804 (12 credits)	$804 (12 credits)
Total Direct Cost	$9,192 (6 credits)	$18,384 (12 credits)	$18,384 (12 credits)
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Credit hour amounts given in this chart represent average enrollment levels for this program. Students will be billed for actual registered hours each term. Please note that students must be continuously enrolled in a minimum of 3 credits per enrollment term to be eligible for federal loans and to have any student loans remain in in-school deferment status.
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Indirect costs below are not paid to High Point University and are not required expenses. These amounts are provided to assist with budgeting purposes and were developed to establish maximum financial aid allowances for typical students. Students are highly encouraged to establish a budget, reduce expenditures, and borrow via student loans in incremental amounts to help limit their educational debt. Total Cost of Attendance represents the most a student can receive in financial aid.
Housing Budget*	$5,000	$7,400	$7,400
Food Budget*	$3,600	$5,200	$5,200
Books, Course Materials, Supplies, & Equipment Budget	$600	$600	$600
Transportation Budget	$1,600	$1,680	$1,680
Personal Budget	$600	$1,680	$1,680
Estimated Unsubsidized Loan Fees**	$137	$108	$108
Total Indirect Costs	$11,537	$16,668	$16,668
Total Cost of Attendance (COA)	$20,729 (6 credits)	$35,052 (12 credits)	$35,052 (12 credits)

	Summer 2025	Fall 2025	Spring 2026
Tuition ($953 per credit hour)	$5,718 (6 credits)	$5,718 (6 credits)	$5,718 (6 credits)
Fees ($67 per credit hour)	$402 (6 credits)	$402 (6 credits)	$402 (6 credits)
Total Direct Costs	$6,120	$6,120	$6,120
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Credit hour amounts given in this chart represent average enrollment levels for this program. Students will be billed for actual registered hours each term. Please note that students must be continuously enrolled in a minimum of 3 credits per enrollment term to be eligible for federal loans and to have any student loans remain in in-school deferment status.
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Indirect costs below are not paid to High Point University and are not required expenses. These amounts are provided to assist with budgeting purposes and were developed to establish maximum financial aid allowances for typical students. Students are highly encouraged to establish a budget, reduce expenditures, and borrow via student loans in incremental amounts to help limit their educational debt. Total Cost of Attendance represents the most a student can receive in financial aid.
Housing Budget*	$5,000	$7,400	$7,400
Food Budget*	$3,600	$5,200	$5,200
Books, Course materials, Supplies, & Equipment Budget	$600	$600	$600
Transportation Budget	$1,600	$1,680	$1,680
Personal Budget	$600	$1,680	$1,680
Estimated Unsubsidized Loan Fees**	$72	$72	$72
Total Indirect Costs	$11,472	$16,632	$16,632
Total Cost of Attendance (COA)	$17,592	$22,752	$22,752

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	Summer 2025 All Sessions	Fall 2025 All Sessions	Spring 2026 All Sessions
Tuition ($953 per credit hour)	$5,718 (6 credits)	$5,718 (6 credits)	$5,718 (6 credits)
Fees ($67 per credit hour)	$402 (6 credits)	$402 (6 credits)	$402 (6 credits)
Total Direct Costs	$6,120 (6 credits)	$6,120 (6 credits)	$6,120 (6 credits)
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Credit hour amounts given in this chart represent average enrollment levels for this program. Students will be billed for actual registered hours each module. Please note that students must be continuously enrolled in a minimum of 3 credits per enrollment term to be eligible for federal loans and to have any student loans remain in in-school deferment status.
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Indirect costs below are not paid to High Point University and are not required expenses. These amounts are provided to assist with budgeting purposes and were developed to establish maximum financial aid allowances for typical students. Students are highly encouraged to establish a budget, reduce expenditures, and borrow via student loans in incremental amounts to help limit their educational debt. Total Cost of Attendance represents the most a student can receive in financial aid.
Housing Budget*	$2,500	$3,700	$3,700
Food Budget*	$1,800	$2,600	$2,600
Books, Course Materials, Supplies, & Equipment Budget	$300	$300	$300
Transportation Budget	$800	$840	$840
Personal Budget	$300	$840	$840
Estimated Unsubsidized Loan Fees**	$36	$36	$36
Total Indirect Costs	$5,736	$8,316	$8,316
Total Cost of Attendance (COA)	$11,856 (6 credits)	$14,436 (6 credits)	$14,436 (6 credits)

	Summer 2025 All Sessions	Fall 2025 All Sessions	Spring 2026 All Sessions
Tuition ($953 per credit hour)	$5,718 (6 credits)	$5,718 (6 credits)	$5,718 (6 credits)
Fees ($67 per credit hour)	$402 (6 credits)	$402 (6 credits)	$402 (6 credits)
Total Direct Costs	$6,120 (6 credits)	$6,120 (6 credits)	$6,120 (6 credits)
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Credit hour amounts given in this chart represent average enrollment levels for this program. Students will be billed for actual registered hours each module. Please note that students must be continuously enrolled in a minimum of 3 credits per enrollment term to be eligible for federal loans and to have any student loans remain in in-school deferment status.
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Indirect costs below are not paid to High Point University and are not required expenses. These amounts are provided to assist with budgeting purposes and were developed to establish maximum financial aid allowances for typical students. Students are highly encouraged to establish a budget, reduce expenditures, and borrow via student loans in incremental amounts to help limit their educational debt. Total Cost of Attendance represents the most a student can receive in financial aid.
Housing Budget*	$2,500	$3,700	$3,700
Food Budget*	$1,800	$2,600	$2,600
Books, Course Materials, Supplies, & Equipment Budget	$300	$300	$300
Transportation Budget	$800	$840	$840
Personal Budget	$300	$840	$840
Estimated Unsubsidized Loan Fees**	$36	$36	$36
Total Indirect Costs	$5,736	$8,316	$8,316
Total Cost of Attendance (COA)	$11,856 (6 credits)	$14,436 (6 credits)	$14,436 (6 credits)

	Summer 2025	Fall 2025	Spring 2026
Books, Course Materials, Supplies, & Equipment Budget	$600	$600	$600
Student Health Insurance is required of all health profession students and will automatically appear on each term's tuition bill. It will be provided according to the schedule below: The university offered medical insurance policy is effective from August 1st through July 31st. This annual policy will be billed in part on the Fall tuition statement and the rest on the Spring tuition statement. Programs that begin in the summer are charged per month until August 1st at which time the students are switched to the annual policy Students may waive the university provided medical insurance with proof of other comparable insurance prior to the start of the academic year. Student Medical Insurance rates are reviewed annually and rates are subject to change. For more information on the university provided medical coverage, please visit Office of Student Accounts website. Students who enroll in the health insurance plan may request that their cost of attendance be increased by the amount of the insurance charge by emailing their Financial Planning Counselor.
This program is billed at the cohort rate, there are exceptions where a student may have to be enrolled in part-time credits and thus would be billed a per credit hour rate of $1,375 for tuition plus appropriate fees.
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Total Cost of Attendance (COA)	$31,408	$36,460	$36,460
Total Indirect Costs	$11,616	$16,668	$16,668
Estimated Unsubsidized Loan Fees**	$216	$108	$108
Personal Budget	$600	$1,680	$1,680
Transportation Budget	$1,600	$1,680	$1,680
Tuition	$17,870	$17,870	$17,870
Food Budget*	$3,600	$5,200	$5,200
Housing Budget*	$5,000	$7,400	$7,400
Indirect costs below are not paid to High Point University and are not required expenses. These amounts are provided to assist with budgeting purposes and were developed to establish maximum financial aid allowances for typical students. Students are highly encouraged to establish a budget, reduce expenditures, and borrow via student loans in incremental amounts to help limit their educational debt. Students can only receive aid up to their total cost of attendance per term If a student incurs other costs associated with their pursuit of their degree, either directly or indirectly, that are above the allotted cost of attendance, they can appeal to have their cost of attendance increase. This could include expenses such as health insurance, purchase of a computer or other course related materials, dependent care, or car repairs. Contact your Financial Planning Counselor for further information on appealing for a Cost of Attendance increase.
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Total Direct Costs	$19,792	$19,792	$19,792
Fees	$1,922	$1,922	$1,922

	Fall 2025	Spring 2026	Summer 2026
Books, Course Materials, Supplies & Equipment Budget	$2,750	$750	$300
Student Health Insurance is required of all health profession students and will automatically appear on each term's tuition bill. It will be provided according to the schedule below: The university offered medical insurance policy is effective from August 1st through July 31st. This annual policy will be billed in part on the Fall tuition statement and the rest on the Spring tuition statement. Students may waive the university provided medical insurance with proof of other comparable insurance prior to the start of the academic year. Student Medical Insurance rates are reviewed annually and rates are subject to change. For more information on the university provided medical coverage, please visit Office of Student Accounts website. Students who enroll in the health insurance plan may request that their cost of attendance be increased by the amount of the insurance charge by emailing their Financial Planning Counselor.
This program is billed at the cohort rate, there are exceptions where a student may have to be enrolled in part-time credits and thus would be billed a per credit hour rate of $1,974 for tuition plus appropriate fees.
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Total Cost of Attendance (COA)	$57,590	$55,590	$23,432
Total Indirect Costs	$22,772	$20,772	$8,352
Estimated Unsubsidized Loan Fees**	$72	$72	$72
Personal Budget	$2,100	$2,100	$840
Transportation Budget	$2,100	$2,100	$840
Tuition	$32,896	$32,896	$13,158
Food Budget*	$6,500	$6,500	$2,600
Housing Budget*	$9,250	$9,250	$3,700
Indirect costs below are not paid to High Point University and are not required expenses. These amounts are provided to assist with budgeting purposes and were developed to establish maximum financial aid allowances for typical students. Students are highly encouraged to establish a budget, reduce expenditures, and borrow via student loans in incremental amounts to help limit their educational debt. Students can only receive aid up to their total cost of attendance per term If a student incurs other costs associated with their pursuit of their degree, either directly or indirectly, that are above the allotted cost of attendance, they can appeal to have their cost of attendance increase. This could include expenses such as health insurance, purchase of a computer or other course related materials, dependent care, or car repairs. Contact your Financial Planning Counselor for further information on appealing for a Cost of Attendance increase.
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Total Direct Costs	$34,818	$34,818	$15,080
Fees	$1,922	$1,922	$1,922

	Fall 2025	Spring 2026	Summer 2026
Transportation Budget	$1,680	$1,680	$1,680
*SUMMER 2024 1st and 2nd year students will be billed $4,414 3rd year students will be billed $8,828 as there is more than one clinical rotation**
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Student Health Insurance is required of all health profession students and will automatically appear on each term's tuition bill. It will be provided according to the schedule below: The university offered medical insurance policy is effective from August 1st through July 31st. This annual policy will be billed in part on the Fall tuition statement and the rest on the Spring tuition statement. Students may waive the university provided medical insurance with proof of other comparable insurance prior to the start of the academic year. Student Medical Insurance rates are reviewed annually and rates are subject to change. For more information on the university provided medical coverage, please visit Office of Student Accounts website. Students who enroll in the health insurance plan may request that their cost of attendance be increased by the amount of the insurance charge by emailing their Financial Planning Counselor.
This program is billed at the cohort rate, there are exceptions where a student may have to be enrolled in part-time credits and thus would be billed a per credit hour rate of $1,229 for tuition plus appropriate fees.
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Total Cost of Attendance (COA)	$40,758	$40,758	$21,018
Total Indirect Costs	$16,734	$16,734	$16,404
Estimated Unsubsidized Loan Fees**	$174	$174	$44
Personal Budget	$1,680	$1,680	$1,680
Tuition	$22,102	$22,102	$2,492
Books, Course Materials, Supplies, & Equipment Budget	$600	$600	$600
Food Budget*	$5,200	$5,200	$5,200
Housing Budget*	$7,400	$7,400	$7,400
Indirect costs below are not paid to High Point University and are not required expenses. These amounts are provided to assist with budgeting purposes and were developed to establish maximum financial aid allowances for typical students. Students are highly encouraged to establish a budget, reduce expenditures, and borrow via student loans in incremental amounts to help limit their educational debt. Students can only receive aid up to their total cost of attendance per term If a student incurs other costs associated with their pursuit of their degree, either directly or indirectly, that are above the allotted cost of attendance, they can appeal to have their cost of attendance increase. This could include expenses such as health insurance, short-term housing for clinicals, purchase of a computer or other course related materials, dependent care, or car repairs. Contact your Financial Planning Counselor for further information on appealing for a Cost of Attendance increase.
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*1st and 2nd summers will be billed at $4,285 3rd Summer will be billed at a rate of $8,570 as there is more than one clinical rotation
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Total Direct Costs	$24,024	$24,024	$4,414
Fees	$1,922	$1,922	$1,922

	Summer 2025	Fall 2025	Spring 2026
Books, Course Materials, Supplies, & Equipment Budget	$1,000	$2,000	$600
Student Health Insurance is required of all health profession students and will automatically appear on each term's tuition bill. It will be provided according to the schedule below: The university offered medical insurance policy is effective from August 1st through July 31st. This annual policy will be billed in part on the Fall tuition statement and the rest on the Spring tuition statement. Programs that begin in the summer are charged per month until August 1st at which time the students are switched to the annual policy In Year 3, HPU will offer coverage from August 1st through graduation day on a daily basis. Students may waive the university provided medical insurance with proof of other comparable insurance prior to the start of the academic year. Student Medical Insurance rates are reviewed annually and rates are subject to change. For more information on the university provided medical coverage, please visit Office of Student Accounts website. Students who enroll in the health insurance plan may request that their cost of attendance be increased by the amount of the insurance charge by emailing their Financial Planning Counselor.
This program is billed at the cohort rate, there are exceptions where a student may have to be enrolled in part-time credits and thus would be billed a per credit hour rate of $1,102 for tuition plus appropriate fees.
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Total Cost of Attendance (COA)	$30,785	$36,801	$35,401
Total Indirect Costs	$12,016	$18,032	$16,632
Estimated Unsubsidized Loan Fees**	$216	$72	$72
Personal Budget	$600	$1,680	$1,680
Transportation Budget	$1,600	$1,680	$1,680
Tuition	$16,847	$16,847	$16,847
Food Budget*	$3,600	$5,200	$5,200
Housing Budget*	$5,000	$7,400	$7,400
Indirect costs below are not paid to High Point University and are not required expenses. These amounts are provided to assist with budgeting purposes and were developed to establish maximum financial aid allowances for typical students. Students are highly encouraged to establish a budget, reduce expenditures, and borrow via student loans in incremental amounts to help limit their educational debt. Students can only receive aid up to their total cost of attendance per term If a student incurs other costs associated with their pursuit of their degree, either directly or indirectly, that are above the allotted cost of attendance, they can appeal to have their cost of attendance increase. This could include expenses such as health insurance, short-term housing for clinicals, purchase of a computer or other course related materials, dependent care, or car repairs. Contact your Financial Planning Counselor for further information on appealing for a Cost of Attendance increase.
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Total Direct Costs	$18,769	$18,769	$18,769
Fees	$1,922	$1,922	$1,922

	Summer 2025	Fall 2025	Spring 2026
Books, Course Materials, Supplies, & Equipment Budget	$600	$600	$600
Student Health Insurance is required of all health profession students and will automatically appear on each term's tuition bill. It will be provided according to the schedule below: The university offered medical insurance policy is effective from August 1st through July 31st. This annual policy will be billed in part on the Fall tuition statement and the rest on the Spring tuition statement. Programs that begin in the summer are charged per month until August 1st at which time the students are switched to the annual policy Students may waive the university provided medical insurance with proof of other comparable insurance prior to the start of the academic year. Student Medical Insurance rates are reviewed annually and rates are subject to change. For more information on the university provided medical coverage, please visit Office of Student Accounts website. Students who enroll in the health insurance plan may request that their cost of attendance be increased by the amount of the insurance charge by emailing their Financial Planning Counselor.
This program is billed at the cohort rate, there are exceptions where a student may have to be enrolled in part-time credits and thus would be billed a per credit hour rate of $1,214 for tuition plus appropriate fees.
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Total Cost of Attendance (COA)	$31,208	$36,224	$36,224
Total Indirect Costs	$11,616	$16,632	$16,632
Estimated Unsubsidized Loan Fees**	$216	$72	$72
Personal Budget	$600	$1,680	$1,680
Transportation Budget	$1,600	$1,680	$1,680
Tuition	$17,670	$17,670	$17,670
Food Budget*	$3,600	$5,200	$5,200
Housing Budget*	$5,000	$7,400	$7,400
Indirect costs below are not paid to High Point University and are not required expenses. These amounts are provided to assist with budgeting purposes and were developed to establish maximum financial aid allowances for typical students. Students are highly encouraged to establish a budget, reduce expenditures, and borrow via student loans in incremental amounts to help limit their educational debt. Students can only receive aid up to their total cost of attendance per term If a student incurs other costs associated with their pursuit of their degree, either directly or indirectly, that are above the allotted cost of attendance, they can appeal to have their cost of attendance increase. This could include expenses such as health insurance, short-term housing for clinicals, purchase of a computer or other course related materials, dependent care, or car repairs. Contact your Financial Planning Counselor for further information on appealing for a Cost of Attendance increase.
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Total Direct Costs	$19,592	$19,592	$19,592
Fees	$1,922	$1,922	$1,922

	Summer 2025	Fall 2025	Spring 2026
Books, Course Materials, Supplies, & Equipment Budget	$600	$600	$600
Student Health Insurance is required of all health profession students and will automatically appear on each term's tuition bill. It will be provided according to the schedule below: The university offered medical insurance policy is effective from August 1st through July 31st. This annual policy will be billed in part on the Fall tuition statement and the rest on the Spring tuition statement. Programs that begin in the summer are charged per month until August 1st at which time the students are switched to the annual policy Students may waive the university provided medical insurance with proof of other comparable insurance prior to the start of the academic year. Student Medical Insurance rates are reviewed annually and rates are subject to change. For more information on the university provided medical coverage, please visit Office of Student Accounts website. Students who enroll in the health insurance plan may request that their cost of attendance be increased by the amount of the insurance charge by emailing their Financial Planning Counselor.
This program is billed at the cohort rate, there are exceptions where a student may have to be enrolled in part-time credits and thus would be billed a per credit hour rate of $1,121 for tuition plus appropriate fees.
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Total Cost of Attendance (COA)	$27,171	$32,187	$32,187
Total Indirect Costs	$11,616	$16,632	$16,632
Estimated Unsubsidized Loan Fees**	$216	$72	$72
Personal Budget	$600	$1,680	$1,680
Transportation Budget	$1,600	$1,680	$1,680
Tuition	$13,633	$13,633	$13,633
Food Budget*	$3,600	$5,200	$5,200
Housing Budget*	$5,000	$7,400	$7,400
Indirect costs below are not paid to High Point University and are not required expenses. These amounts are provided to assist with budgeting purposes and were developed to establish maximum financial aid allowances for typical students. Students are highly encouraged to establish a budget, reduce expenditures, and borrow via student loans in incremental amounts to help limit their educational debt. Students can only receive aid up to their total cost of attendance per term If a student incurs other costs associated with their pursuit of their degree, either directly or indirectly, that are above the allotted cost of attendance, they can appeal to have their cost of attendance increase. This could include expenses such as health insurance, short-term housing for clinicals, purchase of a computer or other course related materials, dependent care, or car repairs. Contact your Financial Planning Counselor for further information on appealing for a Cost of Attendance increase.
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Total Direct Costs	$15,555	$15,555	$15,555
Fees	$1,922	$1,922	$1,922

Student Health Insurance is required of all health profession students and is provided according to the schedule below: · The university offered medical insurance policy is effective from August 1st through July 31st. This annual policy will be billed in part on the Fall tuition statement and the rest on the Spring tuition statement. · Programs that begin in the summer are charged per month until August 1st at which time the students are switched to the annual policy Students may waive the university provided medical insurance with proof of other comparable insurance prior to the start of the academic year. Student Medical Insurance rates are reviewed annually and rates are subject to change. For more information on the university provided medical coverage, please visit Office of Student Accounts website.

	Summer 2025	Fall 2025	Spring 2026
Food Budget*	$3,600	$5,200	$5,200
Please note that loan eligibility takes living stipend into account and that the living stipend is paid out monthly.
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Total Cost of Attendance (COA)	$18,294 (9 credits)	$23,346 (9 credits)	$21,420 (6 credits)
Total Indirect Costs	$11,616	$16,668	$16,668
Estimated Unsubsidized Loan Fees**	$216	$108	$108
Personal Budget	$600	$1,680	$1,680
Transportation Budget	$1,600	$1,680	$1,680
Books, Course Materials, Supplies, & Equipment Budget	$600	$600	$600
Tuition ($675 per credit hour)	$6,075 (9 credits)	$6,075 (9 credits)	$4,050 (6 credits)
Housing Budget*	$5,000	$7,400	$7,400
Indirect costs below are not paid to High Point University and are not required expenses. These amounts are provided to assist with budgeting purposes and were developed to establish maximum financial aid allowances for typical students. Students are highly encouraged to establish a budget, reduce expenditures, and borrow via student loans in incremental amounts to help limit their educational debt. Total Cost of Attendance represents the most a student can receive in financial aid.
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Please note that students must be continuously enrolled in a minimum of 3 credits per enrollment term to be eligible for federal loans and to have any student loans remain in in-school deferment status.
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Total Direct Costs	$6,678 (9 credits)	$6,678 (9 credits)	$4,752 (6 credits)
Fees ($67 per credit hour)	$603 (9 credits)	$603 (9 credits)	$402 (6 credits) + $300 edTPAfee

	Fall 2025	Spring 2026
Tuition	$23,175	$23,175
Fees	$2,883	$2,883
Total Direct Costs	$26,058	$26,058
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Indirect costs below are not paid to High Point University and are not required expenses. These amounts are provided to assist with budgeting purposes and were developed to establish maximum financial aid allowances for typical students. Students are highly encouraged to establish a budget, reduce expenditures, and borrow via student loans in incremental amounts to help limit their educational debt. Students can only receive aid up to their total cost of attendance per term If a student incurs other costs associated with their pursuit of their degree, either directly or indirectly, that are above the allotted cost of attendance, they can appeal to have their cost of attendance increase. This could include expenses such as purchase of a computer or other course related materials, dependent care, or car repairs. Contact your Financial Planning Counselor for further information on appealing for a Cost of Attendance increase.
Housing Budget*	$7,400	$7,400
Food Budget*	$5,200	$5,200
Books, Course Materials, Supplies, & Equipment Budget	$600	$600
Transportation Budget	$1,680	$1,680
Personal Budget	$1,680	$1,680
Estimated Unsubsidized Loan Fees**	$108	$108
Total Indirect Costs	$16,668	$16,668
Total Cost of Attendance (COA)	$42,726	$42,726
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This program is billed at the cohort rate, there are exceptions where a student may have to be enrolled in part-time credits and thus would be billed a per credit hour rate of $1,545 for tuition plus appropriate fees.

	Summer 2025	Fall 2025	Spring 2026
Tuition ($333 per credit hour)	$1,998 (6 credits)	$1,998 (6 credits)	$1,998 (6 credits)
Total Direct Costs	$1,998 (6 credits)	$1,998 (6 credits)	$1,998 (6 credits)
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Credit hour amounts given in this chart represent average enrollment levels for this program. Students will be billed for actual registered hours each term. Please note that students must be continuously enrolled in a minimum of 3 credits per enrollment term to be eligible for federal loans and to have any student loans remain in in-school deferment status.
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Indirect costs below are not paid to High Point University and are not required expenses. These amounts are provided to assist with budgeting purposes and were developed to establish maximum financial aid allowances for typical students. Students are highly encouraged to establish a budget, reduce expenditures, and borrow via student loans in incremental amounts to help limit their educational debt. Total Cost of Attendance represents the most a student can receive in financial aid.
Housing Budget*	$5,000	$7,400	$7,400
Food Budget*	$3,600	$5,200	$5,200
Books, Course Materials, Supplies, & Equipment Budget	$600	$600	$600
Transportation Budget	$1,600	$1,680	$1,680
Personal Budget	$600	$1,680	$1,680
Estimated Unsubsidized Loan Fees**	$110	$55	$55
Total Indirect Costs	$11,510	$16,615	$16,615
Total Cost of Attendance (COA)	$13,508 (6 credits)	$18,613 (6 credits)	$18,613 (6 credits)
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Please note that this is a post-baccalaureate program for licensure and does not receive a graduate degree, thus the federal loan eligibility is only $12,500 a year in unsubsidized loan funds based on a completed FAFSA and the life-time limit maximum for this program is $57,500.

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