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Creighton RDEP (UTAH)
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All the RDEP slots are given out and they are waiting to see who bites, as per Dr. Powell.
I spoke with Dr. Powell a few days ago and he said that 8 out the original 10 put down deposits. Then I got a call last night from DP to let me know I'm in. I suspect the other one was given out last night also but can't be sure.
How much does the RDEP program save you? I know when I applied, even with the money back, Creighton was still more expensive than a lot of schools out there, so I didn't even bother responding when they contacted me. Is it different now, or does the RDEP program still have such a wonderful stigma that nobody checks this out?
1st year tuition is $17,000, the same as the UofU medical students 1st year tuition.
2nd-4th years are at the standard creighton rates (~$40,000)
IF you come back to Utah and practice, then the state will refund you ~$17,000 per year.
So in the end, your total tuition will be less than $100,000. Approximately$86,000 to be as exact as I can. That is dirt-ass cheap. As far as the stigma, to be one of the top ten that are chosen from a great predent state such as Utah, that says a lot.
2nd-4th years are at the standard creighton rates (~$40,000)
IF you come back to Utah and practice, then the state will refund you ~$17,000 per year.
So in the end, your total tuition will be less than $100,000. Approximately$86,000 to be as exact as I can. That is dirt-ass cheap. As far as the stigma, to be one of the top ten that are chosen from a great predent state such as Utah, that says a lot.