Physician Assistant Program Estimated Cost

As of July 21, 2026

In-State Tuition

CostYear OneYear TwoYear Three
In-state tuition$43,211$56,062$22,971
University mandatory fees$678$1,017$339
Laboratory (cadaver) fees$250n/an/a
Orientation fee$125n/an/a
Total for the year$44,264$57,079$23,310
Total University Tuition and Fee Costn/an/a$124,653

Out-of-State Tuition

CostYear OneYear TwoYear Three
Out-of-state tuition$66,067$86,527$34,067
University mandatory fees$678$1,017$324
Laboratory (cadaver) fees$250n/an/a
Orientation fee$125n/an/a
Total for the year$67,660$87,544$35,822
Total University Tuition and Fee Costn/an/a$191,025

Other Estimated Costs

CostEstimated amount
Pre-matriculation cost$340
Didactic phase textbooks, equipment, subscriptions$3,000
Clinical phase subscriptions and miscellaneous$1,000
PhaseHousing (single occupancy)Meal planTransportationTotal for other estimated costs
Didactic phase (16 months)*$20,528$7,824$10,214n/a
Clinical phase (12 months)*$15,396$5,868$4,598n/a
Total for other estimated costsn/an/an/a$68,768

*Housing costs are based on on-campus living rates. Students are not required to live on campus or have the university meal plan. Actual expenses may vary by individual circumstances. View Residence Halls & Rates

*Clinical year travel can vary depending on site placement. These estimates are based on current federal government data used to determine financial aid eligibility, taking into account location and cost of living. Actual expenses may vary by individual circumstances. Figure is based on average distance a student may travel. Housing costs are based on on-campus living rates. Students are not required to live on campus or have the university meal plan.

Notes

  1. Tuition and fees are not the only costs associated with attending the University of Michigan-Flint. All students who apply for financial aid are assigned a Cost of Attendance, which includes the majority of costs associated with attending. Review the Cost of Attendance document for more information.
  2. Tuition and fees are subject to yearly increases as approved by the UM Regents.
  3. Students are required to have medical insurance, either through a personal carrier or through the university.
  4. Students should create a personal budget to determine whether they will require financial aid.
  5. Visit the UM-Flint Office of Financial Aid.