Cost of Attendance
The Higher Education Amendments of 1965 require schools to construct budgets for students that reflect costs the student can expect to incur during his/her enrollment. The Amendments mandate that these budgets reflect the costs for the student only and do not permit inclusion of expenses incurred by other family members.
A note to students with dependents: As explained in the section on "Determining Eligibility" the FAFSA will subtract a Standard Maintenance Allowance (SMA) from you and/or your spouse's income to accommodate for maintenance costs for all members of your family (except the student since the student's maintenance costs are included in the "Cost of Attendance") before calculating the expected family contribution. The only costs not included in the SMA are costs for "Dependent Care", such as day care expenses for children, or costs for elderly or disabled dependent care so that you might attend school. If you experience a unique situation or extenuating circumstance please contact the Financial Aid office.
Estimated costs for attending the USF Morsani College of Medicine are the sum of the tuition and fees, books and supplies, room and board, commuting expenses and an allowance for personal expenses. Cost of Attendance only covers the months that a student is enrolled in classes. Enrollment can vary between 8 to 12 months. The aid received may need to be budgeted to last for a longer period until the next year of enrollment begins. These budgets are established by the Student Affairs Committee and will allow sufficient funds to provide for a low to moderate standard of living in the Tampa Bay area. Students are expected to budget themselves and live in a fiscally responsible
A note to students with dependents: As explained in the section on "Determining Eligibility" the FAFSA will subtract a Standard Maintenance Allowance (SMA) from you and/or your spouse's income to accommodate for maintenance costs for all members of your family (except the student since the student's maintenance costs are included in the "Cost of Attendance") before calculating the expected family contribution. The only costs not included in the SMA are costs for "Dependent Care", such as day care expenses for children, or costs for elderly or disabled dependent care so that you might attend school. If you experience a unique situation or extenuating circumstance please contact the Financial Aid office.
Estimated costs for attending the USF Morsani College of Medicine are the sum of the tuition and fees, books and supplies, room and board, commuting expenses and an allowance for personal expenses. Cost of Attendance only covers the months that a student is enrolled in classes. Enrollment can vary between 8 to 12 months. The aid received may need to be budgeted to last for a longer period until the next year of enrollment begins. These budgets are established by the Student Affairs Committee and will allow sufficient funds to provide for a low to moderate standard of living in the Tampa Bay area. Students are expected to budget themselves and live in a fiscally responsible
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2017-2018 Cost Chart MD & DPT
2017/2018 MD Cost of Attendance
2017/2018 DPT Cost of Attendance
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Tuition and Fees
Tuition for Florida State medical schools is a flat yearly rate, regardless of the actual hours a student is enrolled. Tuition and Fees are estimated in the Cost of Attendance charts using the prior aid year’s tuition and fees. The dates of attendance may change and the cost may vary slightly for the 17-18 aid year. For more information about tuition, please visit the Registrar’s Tuition Information Page.
A word about tuition late fee waivers: The University of South Florida Morsani College of Medicine will approve a waiver of the Late Payment Fee if a student is unable to make payment on time due to circumstances determined by the University to be exceptional and beyond the control of the student. Late Fee waivers will not be approved if the disbursement delay is due to late submission of financial aid requirements by the student. -
Additional Expenses
Room and Board
The costs included in this category of the budget are estimates of expenses that the average student may incur during each year of enrollment in the Morsani College of Medicine. While actual expenses will vary among students, the estimated total cost of living will allow for a low to moderate standard of living. The calculation for room expenses is one-half the average rental rate of a two-bedroom apartment in the area. Single students are expected to share living facilities to help reduce expenses. An allowance is made for the following items:
- half the rent for a two bedroom apartment
- utilities
- furniture rental
- phone
- miscellaneous (renters insurance, garbage pickup, etc.)
- food
Books and Supplies
Actual prices of required texts for each class are obtained from the Morsani College of Medicine Bookstore. In addition, the cost of attendance includes an allowance for medical instruments and miscellaneous supplies.
Personal Expenses
- laundry, cleaning, supplies
- entertainment
- clothing, haircuts
- miscellaneous (journal fees, membership dues)
- health insurance
- dental checkup
- graduation costs (cap & gown, announcements)
- MD students only: U.S. Medical Licensing Examinations (Step I, II and Step II CS)
Commuting Expenses
Travel costs are included in the student budgets. Where the amount is greater than other years’ budget, travel costs to area hospitals is included. The cost of a USF parking decal is also included in this category.