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Tuition & Fees

Invest in your future

The cost of your education is an investment in your future as a healthcare professional.

The UNMC College of Allied Health Professions is committed to making health professions education accessible by reducing financial barriers for students, so they may realize their career goals. Find out more on Financial Aid and Scholarships.

Tuition and fees are subject to change, as determined by the University of Nebraska Board of Regents.

Costs of Attendance

Student Accounts

Residency Status

Qualifying for residency for tuition purposes at the University of Nebraska differs from what is normally required to be considered a "resident" of the State of Nebraska. A person may be considered a "resident" of Nebraska and still be Non-Resident for tuition purposes. More information regarding residency status can be found at UNMC Nebraska Residency.

There are scholarships available for both Nebraska residents and non-residents. Recipients and award amounts are determined by the genetic counseling program.

Other helpful information:

Students must have health insurance throughout their enrollment in the program. This requirement can be met by purchasing a University-endorsed plan, or the student can provide evidence of comparable coverage through spouse’s, employer’s, parents', or personal plan, in which case the fee is waived.
Parking permits are required for students when on the UNMC campus. Campus Parking Website
Students are responsible for making housing arrangements. Information about housing both on and off campus may be found at the UNMC Housing Website.
All students are required to have a computing device for use in the program. Financial aid is available for students who need it. Please see Computer Requirements for more information.