OHSU

Estimated Tuition and Fees

Estimates for 2011-2012

Annual Tuition

Residents:  $34,316.00
Non-Residents:  $48,545.00


Annual Tuition, Fees & Major Medical

Residents: $43,132.00
Non-Residents: $
57,504.00


Breakdown of Fees and Insurance Expenses Annually

  • Building Fee$80.00
  • Incidental Fees: $1,196.00
  • Student Activity Fee: $60.00 
  • Instruction Aids$1,600.00
  • Audience Response Clicker (one-time fee): $30.00
  • Disability Insurance: $111.00 
  • Health Service Fee: $1,028.00
  • Dental Insurance$352.32
  • Drug Test Fee$35.00 
  • Major Medical Insurance$3,472.52 (includes vision)

    Total Fees/ Insurance: $8,476

  

Attention: Summary of Key Considerations in Determining Classification as a Resident:

  1. Establishment of a domicile in Oregon for a period of 12 months or more prior to the beginning of the term for which residency is sought.
  2. Financial dependence on an Oregon resident or financial independence.
  3. Primary purpose for being in Oregon other than to obtain an education.
  4. Nature and source of financial resources.
  5. Various other indicia of residency, e.g., ownership of Oregon living quarters, permanent Oregon employment, payment of Oregon income taxes.

 

Note: Applicants who have moved to Oregon prior to September 1, 2011 may be eligible to be considered an Oregon resident for the 2012 admissions cycle. To be considered an Oregon resident you must declare your state of legal residence through AMCAS as Oregon.

For complete information on residency rules refer to the Residence Classification Policy and Procedures located at http://www.ohsu.edu/registrar. Click on Residency Policy located under the Registrar Information section.

The tuition and fee schedule listed above are provided for information purposes only. The Oregon Health & Science University, School of Medicine, or program reserves the right to make changes in fees, tuition and other costs which range from minimal to substantial without advance notice. This document should not be construed in any way as forming the basis of a contract.