Estimated Expenses
(2012-2013)
Tuition and Fees*
$7,347.34/semester $14,694.67/year
Books, Equipment, Supplies
First Year $800
Second Year $500
Third Year $500
Fourth Year $1,000
Computer
First Year $1,200
*Tuition and fees are subject to change without written notice. (Fees include clinical skills fee, university fees, laboratory fee, and disability insurance.)
Health Insurance
Health insurance is required and may be obtained via Pearce & Pearce Student Insurance Specialists. Students who are already covered by health plans can easily waive out of the health policy adopted by ECU. Students without coverage will automatically be enrolled into the policy provided by Pearce & Pearce.
Living Expenses
Living expenses are variable depending upon individual preference and taste. Approximately $1,900 per month will include private accommodations rental, board, clothing, health insurance, personal expenses, and car expenses (if necessary). Living costs are expected to increase 4% annually. Expenses for married students will be somewhat higher than for single students.
(2012-2013)
Tuition and Fees*
$7,347.34/semester $14,694.67/year
Books, Equipment, Supplies
First Year $800
Second Year $500
Third Year $500
Fourth Year $1,000
Computer
First Year $1,200
*Tuition and fees are subject to change without written notice. (Fees include clinical skills fee, university fees, laboratory fee, and disability insurance.)
Health Insurance
Health insurance is required and may be obtained via Pearce & Pearce Student Insurance Specialists. Students who are already covered by health plans can easily waive out of the health policy adopted by ECU. Students without coverage will automatically be enrolled into the policy provided by Pearce & Pearce.
Living Expenses
Living expenses are variable depending upon individual preference and taste. Approximately $1,900 per month will include private accommodations rental, board, clothing, health insurance, personal expenses, and car expenses (if necessary). Living costs are expected to increase 4% annually. Expenses for married students will be somewhat higher than for single students.
