What will it cost to attend the University of Washingtons Interdisciplinary Program in Nutritional Science?
Tuition fees are established by the University of Washington; Graduate school tuition fees apply. For the 2009-20010 academic year the fees for 3 quarters of full-time enrollment for the MS and PhD are $10,160 for an in-state resident and $23,500 for a non-resident. For Masters in Public Health students, the tuition is $10,660 for residents and $24000 for non-residents.
Tuition fees are established by the University of Washington; Graduate school tuition fees apply. For the 2009-20010 academic year the fees for 3 quarters of full-time enrollment for the MS and PhD are $10,160 for an in-state resident and $23,500 for a non-resident. For Masters in Public Health students, the tuition is $10,660 for residents and $24000 for non-residents. Information on residency classification may be obtained on the University of Washington Residency web site. Though financial assistance through the Program office is limited, students who have already been accepted to the program may be eligible for scholarships or other financial assistance. International students, however, must show proof of financial ability before the University of Washington Graduate Admissions office will accept their application.
