Dedicated to Your Success
51Æ·²èis committed to providing a strong return for your investment in education. That means offering a quality academic experience that is within reach. Our Student Financial Services team is here to support you in the process of planning your 51Æ·²èeducation.
Direct Costs
Direct costs are items directly related to studies such as tuition, program fees, and general service fees.
| Fee | Year 1 | Year 2 | Year 3 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Tuition | $40,120 | $40,120 | $40,120 |
| Summer Addendum | N/A | $10,370 | $10,370 |
| General Services Fee | $800 | $780 | $780 |
| Malpractice Insurance | $45 | $45 | $45 |
Indirect Costs
Indirect costs are included in the student's financial aid budget. These are not direct charges from the university, but allowances that are given to cover expenses the student may incur while attending school. Indirect costs can only be considered for the months the student is enrolled. Students are encouraged to review their budgeted amounts and plan wisely to ensure expenses are adequately covered.
| Estimated Expenses | First Year | Second Year | Third Year |
|---|---|---|---|
| Living Costs (housing, food, utilities) | $17,550 | $23,400 | $23,400 |
| Transportation/Travel Costs | $3,600 | $4,800 | $4,800 |
| Personal/Miscellaneous Costs | $3,150 | $4,200 | $4,200 |
| Books/Supplies/Course Materials/Equipment* | $1,550 | $800 | $300 |
Indirect expenses are based on the following amounts per month, for the months enrolled:
- Living Expenses: $1,950/month (rent, food, utilities)
- Transportation: $400/month
- Personal/Miscellaneous Expenses: $350/month
Books, Supplies, Course Materials, and Equipment
These costs will vary depending on specific courses the student is taking and actual expenses may vary.
Finance Your Education
We are here to help you finance your education so that you can earn a degree that's convenient, affordable, and still allows you to balance all of the other important aspects of your life. Several options exist to help you meet your educational costs. Student Financial Services has also created a step-by-step process for applying for aid.
Veteran’s Benefits
If you are planning to utilize Veteran’s Education Benefits, please explore our information and requirements.
Health Insurance
Students are required to enroll in UNE's Student Medical Insurance Plan unless proof of comparable insurance is demonstrated and waiver is completed online.
Open Enrollment/Waiver Periods
College of Osteopathic Medicine
6/1/2024–7/01/2024
All Other Graduate Programs
7/1/2024–8/30/2024
The cost for UNE's 2024–2025 annual health insurance policy for graduate/professional students (except first-year College of Osteopathic Medicine students) is $5,264 for the 9/01/2024–8/31/2025 coverage period. Due to a longer academic year, the health insurance rate for first-year College of Osteopathic Medicine students is $6,141 for coverage beginning on 7/1/2024–8/31/2024.
New students whose program (M.A.T., PA, M.S.O.T.) begins in Summer 2024 are charged $1,257 for the summer coverage period of 05/22/2024–8/31/2024, and then the annual coverage rate of $5,264 (with the fall tuition billing) for coverage from 9/1/2024–8/31/2025. Students enrolled in the PSM in Ocean Food Systems Program are charged $1,257 for the summer coverage period of 5/20/2024–8/31/2025, and then the annual coverage rate of $5,264 for coverage from 9/1/2024–8/31/2025. New students should waive/enroll for the summer semester (beginning in April) and then re-enroll/waive for the following academic year, starting on July 1.
Dependents can be added for an additional surcharge. Email Student Financial Services at sfs@une.edu for more information and breakdowns by semester, if applicable.
Contact
Student Financial Services
For information about the financial aid process call (207) 602-2342 or email Student Financial Services.