The Financial Assistant team develops student cost of attendance budgets each academic year based on tuition and fee structures set by governing boards. As a result, the cost of attendance may initially be an estimate during the financial aid award process and is subject to change. The cost of attendance is used to determine financial need and aid eligibility, while also offering students a general estimate of the reasonable cost of attending FIU Medicine.
Standard student budgets reflect typical expenses for a single student. Expenses related to a spouse or children are not included but are considered separately through the FAFSA need analysis formula.
MD Tuition and Fees
Tuition and fees are charged at a flat yearly rate, regardless of the actual credit hours in which a student is enrolled. The academic term includes the full academic year. All courses taken during the academic year are covered. Tuition is billed three times yearly: one-third of the cost of tuition is billed each fall, spring, and summer semester. In the fourth year, it is charged 50% fall, 50% spring due to there not being a summer semester. Please refer to the table below, illustrating the payment structure for the entire MD degree.
Please see the following for an illustration of the payment structure for the entire MD degree.
The FIU Board of Trustees will consider a proposal to increase out-of-state student fees by 10 percent, effective Fall 2025.
This proposal will not alter the tuition or fees of in-state students.