Cost of Attendance

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.

• Payment structure

  Class Year	Fall	Spring	Summer
  M1	1/3	1/3	1/3
  M2	1/3	1/3	1/3
  M3	1/3	1/3	1/3
  M4	1/2	1/2	X

  (Table: Class Year M1 - Fall: 1/3, Spring: 1/3, Summer: 1/3; Class Year M2 - Fall: 1/3, Spring: 1/3, Summer: 1/3; Class Year M3 - Fall: 1/3, Spring: 1/3, Summer: 1/3; Class Year M4 - Fall: 1/2, Spring: 1/2, Summer: None)

  Books and Supplies

  Cost is estimated based on a survey of costs associated with required books and supplies. Books and supplies include required textbooks, miscellaneous supplies, and diagnostic instruments such as stethoscopes, reflex hammers, and lab coats (for first-year medical students only).

  Room and Board

  The off-campus housing component assumes an average of current rates for rental units in the surrounding community; this average is used in the standard, traditional COA budget. Students should consider housing options carefully. Other housing budgets include with parents and are determined by what is reported in the FAFSA. The food component (board) of the student budget assumes a combination of prepared meals and grocery expenses required for cooking at home.

  Transportation

  Travel costs are estimated based on the cost of car maintenance, gas, and insurance.

  Personal Expenses

  Personal expenses for HWCOM students are estimated based on costs for a student's cell phone, clothing, uniforms, haircuts, laundry, cleaning, supplies, membership dues, journal subscriptions, registrations, dental visits, entertainment, etc.

  Medical Student Fees

  Medical student fees comprise all fees external from university fees, including fees for disability insurance, background checks, drug screens, immunizations, and United States Medical Licensing Examinations.

  Loan Fees

  Per federal regulations, an additional reimbursable expense has been included for the average assessed Federal Direct Loan origination fees.

• Estimated Cost of Attendance Budget for 2025-2026

  Established by the FL State Legislature, FL Board of Governors, and the FIU Board of Trustees.

  In-State Resident Off-Campus

  Charges	Price
  Tuition	$32,739
  University Fees	$5,275
  HWCOM Technology Fee	$681
  Reimbursable Expenses
  Books and Supplies	$2,051
  Housing	$22,385
  Food	$5,687
  Transportation	$5,038
  Personal Expenses	$5,313
  Health Insurance**	$0
  Medical Student Fees	$564
  Loan Fees*	$933
  Total	$80,666

  *Figures may be subject to change.

  Out of State Resident Off-Campus

  Charges	Price
  Tuition	$62,739
  University Fees	$6,775
  HWCOM Technology Fee	$681
  Reimbursable Expenses
  Books and Supplies	$2,051
  Housing	$22,385
  Food	$5,687
  Transportation	$5,038
  Personal Expenses	$5,313
  Health Insurance**	$0
  Medical Student Fees	$564
  Loan Fees*	$933
  Total	$112,166

  *Figures may be subject to change

  Per federal regulations, a reimbursable allowance has been included for Federal Direct Loan Origination fees. Health Insurance expenses may be reimbursed with proof of purchase of insurance policy. Off-campus housing component assumes single occupancy of rental units in the surrounding community. Estimates based on 12 month budget.