Tuition and Fees (A3.14f)
 
Current tuition rates and fees are located at the following site: http://www.findlay.edu/offices/adminoffices/businessoffice/stuaccts/grad.htm on The University of Findlay's Web site. The tuition rates and fees of the Physician Assistant Program are announced prior to the start of each academic year and are subject to change without notice.

Tuition Refund Policies (A3.14g) : 

The University of Findlay’s policies concerning refunds of tuition and fees are located at the following website: http://www.findlay.edu/offices/adminoffices/businessoffice/stuaccts/tuitrfndpolicy.htm.

A non-refundable $250.00 acceptance fee is due at admission and will be applied to tuition .

Additional expenses are associated with PA education at The University of Findlay. They include, but are not limited to, room and board, books, laptop computer, medical equipment, travel to and from clinical sites and short-term housing near your clinical assignment during your clinical year. 

Financial Aid:

The primary responsibility for the funding of your education lies with you and your family. However, in some cases, the amount that you and your family can contribute is not sufficient to meet all of the costs of attending graduate school. Information for applying for financial aid follows.

How to Apply for Aid:

To apply for financial aid please file the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA).  The FAFSA requests several data items from the federal tax returns, from W-2 forms and from financial institutions and/or investment account statements.  On-line filing provides rapid delivery of the data to the financial aid office once the federal processor has reviewed the data. Turn-around time for the electronic application is usually less than five days.  We recommend that you file the FAFSA as soon as possible.  Please note also that the financial aid office observes deadlines for the awarding of institutional aid.  You must submit the FAFSA no later than September 30 for the fall semester, no later than January 31 for the spring semester. To get the information to us, please include our federal code number in the school section 003045.

Financial Entrance Counseling:

An entrance interview is required of students who may be borrowing funds through the Stafford Loan or Grad PLUS Loan program.  The interview is designed to acquaint you with your rights and responsibilities as a borrower.  You will need to take a quiz as part of the interview, and the aid office will document that you have successfully completed the entrance interview before disbursing any loan funds to your student account.  At the conclusion of your work here at The University of Findlay, you will also be asked to take an exit interview.

Please direct any questions about financial aid to the Financial Aid Office, located in Morey Hall at 419-434-4791.

Financial Assistance:

Various sources of financial assistance are available to graduate students and students already enrolled in the PA program.  Please contact the Office of Financial Aid at 419-434-4791 or visit the financial aid Web site.

Estimated Program-Specific Costs

In addition to tuition and various fees listed above, the PA student can anticipate several additional expenditures in order to successfully complete his or her course of study.  There are program-specific costs associated with Physician Assistant education such as books, supplies, housing, and travel. The exact amount will differ according to an individual’s circumstances. Because prices are subject to change without notice, and individual needs vary, an exact cost cannot be stated. However, the figures presented here may be used for planning purposes.  

The table below is provided as an estimate of anticipated costs that the average student would be expected to incur throughout his or her entire time as a PA student at The University of Findlay.  For some it could be much more, for some it could be less.   



The prospective applicant should consult the CASPA website to get the latest fees.