All financial aid is administered by the Office of Scholarships and Student Aid. Students seeking federal aid
or need based grants or scholarships must complete a FAFSA no later than March 1 of each year. Students who will not have a degree by the beginning of their pharmacy program will also need to complete the CSS Profile. Links to additional information regarding these documents can be found on the home page for the Office of Scholarships and Student Aid.

It is important that all first- and second-year students, as well as fourth-year clinical scholars, understand that they should set aside a portion of their total aid eligibility so that they can finance their summer professional experience coursework. Students who accept their entire aid eligibility during the fall and spring of the academic year will not qualify for additional loans for the summer courses.

Tuition and fee estimates for the doctor of pharmacy program can be found here. The cost of attendance, tuition and fees information can also be found on the home page for Student Accounts and University Receivables. Please note that the tuition and fees are often estimated for the pre-registration billing, but may be adjusted after the start of the term depending on legislative action. Any adjustments will be made to individual student accounts.