Tuition, Fees, Scholarships & Financial Aid
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Tuition, fees, and other charges are subject to change by the action
of the various legislative bodies. Therefore, the information
presented here, although current, should be considered only as an
estimate.
Summary of Yearly Expenses
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Resident Tuition & Fees (WA, ID & WICHE certified) |
$17,156 |
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Non-Resident Tuition and Fees |
$42,400 |
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Board and Room |
$9,200 |
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financial aid information regarding the WSU College of
Veterinary Medicine
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Total expenses for students may be greater than indicated above due
to the cost of necessary additional expenditures for books, supplies, and
other items. Microscopes are furnished for all students for $100 per year to
cover maintenance and insurance. Students may purchase their own microscopes
if desired.
See
http://www.finaid.wsu.edu/colcosts2008_2009.htm#vet1 for a more
complete breakdown of projected costs.
Residency Information for WA, ID, WICHE and International Students.
Financial Aid
Adequate financing for the professional program is essential.
Further information on available financial aid can be obtained from
the WSU Scholarship and
Financial Aid
Office, Lighty Student Services Bldg., Room 380, Pullman, WA
99164-1068.
Applicants should submit their Free Application for
Federal Student
Aid (FAFSA) no later than March 1 for priority consideration.
Make sure to select WSU as a school that your report should be sent
to in order to guarantee consideration for financial aid if
admitted. WICHE and out-of-area applicants also need to make sure
reports are provided to WSU in order to be considered for financial
aid.
Scholarships
The WSU CVM maintains an active scholarship and awards program. Each
year approximately $
300,000 is awarded to students
currently enrolled. WSU has some additional funds designated for incoming
students that are awarded based upon academic achievement and need.
Application at WSU for scholarships and awards is made through the Office of
Student Services, College of Veterinary Medicine in May for incoming
students and in January for currently enrolled students.
Also see
Scholarships for Undergraduate Neuroscience Students
Last Edited: May 29, 2008 3:56 PM