Cost of Attendance at UNT Health

 

The Cost of Attendance (COA), also known as a student’s budget, is the estimated average amount it will cost a student to attend for a period of enrollment at UNT Health. Cost of Attendance figures at UNT Health include required fixed costs such as tuition, fees, books, and supplies.  COA also includes allowances for living expenses such as housing & food, transportation, and personal expenses.  The COA is determined by the most accurate and up to date information at that time, and some figures can change to increase/decrease the listed amount.  The costs has been broken down into the various programs and schools within the university.

These are estimates only.  To help determine your budget, you can view this link for Tuition and Fees.

Texas College of Osteopathic Medicine

Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine Year 1

  • DO Year 1 will include a one time $2,000 budget to cover the computer/laptop charge for first time students.

Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine Year 2

  • The personal expenses include $715 for Comlex I.

Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine Year 3

  • The personal expenses include $715 for Comlex II and $910 for Comlex P/E.

Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine Year 4

  • The personal expenses include $3,000 for interview cost allowance.

PA Student Year 1 Budget Information

  • The COA is based on anticipated enrollment of 18 credit hours for fall, and 18 credit hours for spring.

  • PA Year 1 will include a one-time $2,000 budget to cover the computer/laptop charge for first time students.

PA Student Year 2 Budget Information

  • The COA is based on anticipated enrollment of 10 credit hours for summer, 20 credit hours for fall, and 20 credit hours for spring. 

PA Student Year 3 Budget Information

  • The COA is based on anticipated enrollment of 10 credit hours for summer, 18 credit hours for fall, and 18 credit hours for spring. 

Master of Public Health Budget Information

  • The COA is based on anticipated enrollment of 3 credit hours for summer, 9 credit hours for fall, and 9 credit hours for spring.

Master of Public Health Online Budget Information

  • The COA is based on anticipated enrollment of 3 credit hours for summer, 6 credit hours for fall, and 6 credit hours for spring. 

Master of Health Administration

  • The COA is based on anticipated enrollment of 3 credit hours for summer, 9 credit hours for fall, and 9 credit hours for spring.

Master of Health Administration Online Budget Information

  • The COA is based on anticipated enrollment of 3 credit hours for summer, 6 credit hours for fall, and 6 credit hours for spring. 

PhD in Public Health Sciences Budget Information

  • The COA is based on anticipated enrollment of 6 credit hours for summer, 9 credit hours for fall, and 9 credit hours for spring.

College of Biomedical & Translational Sciences

Master of Science in Biomedical Sciences

  • The COA is based on anticipated enrollment of 9 credit hours for summer, 12 credit hours for fall, and 12 credit hours for spring. 

PhD in Biomedical Sciences (Research Based)

  • The COA is based on anticipated enrollment of 6 credit hours for summer, 12 credit hours for fall, and 12 credit hours for spring.
  • Masters (excluding online), MedSci (excluding MedSci Online), and PhD programs will include a one-time $2,000 budget to cover the computer/laptop charge for first-time students.

 

M.S. in Biomedical Science - Medical Science (MedSci) Program

  • The COA is based on anticipated enrollment of 7 credit hours for summer, 16 credit hours for fall, and 16 credit hours for spring.

  • Masters and PhD programs will include a one-time $2,000 budget to cover the computer/laptop/change for first time students. This does include online based on programs (MedSci online, CRM online, etc.).

M.S. in Biomedical Sciences - Clinical Research Management (CRM)

  • The COA is based on anticipated enrollment of 11 credit hours for summer, 11 credit hours for fall, and 11 credit hours for spring.

  • Master's (excluding CRM Online), MedSci (excluding MedSci Online), and PhD programs will include a one-time $2,000 budget to cover the computer/laptop charge for first time students.

  • CRM Online will include a distance learning feel of $500 summer and $550 for fall/spring term.

College of Pharmacy and Health Professions

CPHP Student Year 1 Budget Information

  • The COA is based on anticipated enrollment of 18.5 credit hours for fall, and 18.5 credit hours for spring.
  • CPHP Year 1 will include a one-time $2,000 budget to cover the computer/laptop charge for first time students.

CPHP Student Year 2 Budget Information

  • The COA is based on anticipated enrollment of 3 credit hours for summer, 21 credit hours for fall, 21 credit hours for spring.

CPHP Student Year 3 Budget Information

  • The COA is based on anticipated enrollment of 3 credit hours for summer, 12.5 credit hours for fall, and 12.5 credit hours for spring.

CPHP Student Year 4 Budget Information

  • The COA is based on anticipated enrollment of 12 credit hours for summer, 15 credit hours for fall, and 15 credit hours for spring.

M.S. in Drug Discovery and Development

  • The COA is based on anticipated enrollment of 7 credit hours for summer, 12 for fall, and 12 credit hours for spring.

PhD in Pharmaceutical Sciences

  • The COA is based on anticipated enrollment of 6 credit hours for summer, 12 credit hours for fall, and 12 credit hours for spring.
  • Masters and PhD programs will include a one-time $2,000 budget to cover the computer/laptop charge for first time students.

DPT Student Year 1 Budget Information

  • The COA is based on anticipated enrollment of 18 credit hours for fall, and 18 credit hours for spring.
  • DPT Year 1 will include a one-time $2,000 budget to cover the computer/laptop charge for first time students

DPT Student Year 2 Budget Information

  • The COA is based on anticipated enrollment of 8 credit hours for summer, 16 credit hours for fall, and 16 credit hours for spring.

DPT Student Year 3 Budget Information

  • The COA is based on anticipated enrollment of 8 credit hours for summer, 7.5 credit hours for fall, and 7.5 credit hours for spring.

MSCN Budget Information

M.S. in Lifestyle Health Sciences & Coaching

  • This COA is based on anticipated enrollment of 10 credit hours for summer, 13 credit hours for fall, and 13 credit hours for spring.

College of Nursing

MSN Year 1 Budget Information

  • The COA is based on anticipated enrollment of 0 credit hours for summer, 8 credit hours for fall, and 8 credit hours for spring.

MSN Year 2 Budget Information

  • The COA is based on anticipated enrollment of 7 credit hours for summer, 8 credit hours for fall, and 8 credit hours for spring.

MSN Year 1 Budget Information

  • The COA is based on anticipated enrollment of 0 credit hours for summer, 8 credit hours for fall, and 8 credit hours for spring.

MSN Year 2 Budget Information

  • The COA is based on anticipated enrollment of 7 credit hours for summer, 8 credit hours for fall, and 8 credit hours for spring.

The amounts above are based on full-time enrollment.  If you are not enrolled in at least full-time, you will be assigned a half-time COA. The COA will be reviewed on the disbursement date.  Students who enroll full-time after receiving a half-time budget must notify the Financial Aid Office to increase their COA.  Most financial aid requires that students are enrolled at least half-time.  Please see the enrollment requirements below:

DO, DPT, PA and PharmD students are considered full-time by the FAO and the Registrar’s Office.

CBTS and CPH students working on a thesis, dissertation, internship, or practice experience can also be considered full-time.

CPH, CBTS, MSLS, MS-DDD, MS-AOR
Full-Time
Half-Time

Summer
6 semester hours
3 Semester hours

Fall/Spring
9 hours per semester
5 hours per semester

CON MSN
Full-Time
Half-Time

Summer
6 semester hours
5 Semester hours

Fall/Spring
7 hours per semester
6 hours per semester

Undergrad
Full-Time
Half-Time

Summer
12 Semester hours
6 Semester hours

Fall/Spring
12 Semester hours
6 Semester hours