Tuition and Fees
Estimated total program cost: $59,579
We strive to be transparent about all associated costs with our programs. Although we avoid raising tuition prices when possible, annual increases of approximately 3% are typical. Please review the breakdown of cost and fees below.
The University of St. Thomas offers a variety of resources to help make the cost of attendance affordable. Learn more about your options with graduate financial aid.
$10,400 per term for five terms
Total: $52,000
Students will incur the following fees each semester for five semesters. These figures are estimates; actual costs once enrolled may vary slightly.
- NCLEX prep - MSN*: $300 per semester ($1,500 total)
- School of Nursing eBooks†: $235 per semester ($1,176 total)
- iPad and accessories§: $181 per semester ($905 total)
- SON MSN fee‡: $600 per semester ($3,000 total)
Estimated total: $1,316 per semester ($6,581 total for five semesters)
*Includes licensure (NCLEX-RN), prep, and testing software
†Not all books will be uploaded/available on iPad; students may need to purchase hard copies from St. Thomas Bookstore
§Includes required iPad, Apple Pencil, keyboard/case, and AppleCare warranty
‡Includes lab and clinical costs related to simulation
The following includes one-time fees for students. These figures are estimates; actual costs once enrolled may vary slightly. Students are also responsible for covering the travel, lodging and accommodation costs associated with traveling to their clinicals, which will vary by location.
- Electronic Health Record: $348
- Start-up supplies*: $200
- Uniform†: $300
- Patch/pin: $150
Estimated total: $998
*Cost is dependent on student selection. Includes stethoscope, pen light, and optional watch
†Cost is dependent on student selection. Includes scrub top, pants, jacket and polo shirt, and shoes
Financial Aid may be available to assist you with your direct costs (i.e. tuition and fees) and other indirect costs (off campus housing, food, books, supplies, course materials, equipment, transportation, personal expenses, etc.).