MCPHS Tuition and Aid question

[willrocks]

Hello,
For those of you who have been accepted to MCPHS, did they offer you any scholarship or grant money from the school itself? At $28,000/semester, it appears to be by far the most expensive school I have seen, and is completely unaffordable if they charge the full sticker price.

Thanks,
William

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[pharm B]

Yikes. Do they kiss you before you hand over that check?

 

[pharmerinthedel]

Hello,
For those of you who have been accepted to MCPHS, did they offer you any scholarship or grant money from the school itself? At $28,000/semester, it appears to be by far the most expensive school I have seen, and is completely unaffordable if they charge the full sticker price.

Thanks,
William

According to their website the tuition (at Boston) is $28,000 per academic year, not per semester.

 

[jmcfa002]

If you're accepted as P1, (third year transfer) its a 3 year program, making it not to bad in comparison

 

[pharmerinthedel]

I think the Worcester campus is 3-year, but it costs something like $38,000/year. Boston is 0-6 so it would still be 4 years.

 

[jmcfa002]

you're right! I misread originally. hmm....that kind of takes part of the excitement out of Boston. I'll have to rethink that one.

 

[willrocks]

@ pharmerinthedel

The tuition website states that the professional rate is $28,000 per 12-18 credit semester. This equals 56k per year. Am I reading it wrong?

Thanks,
William

 

[297point1]

That does seem pretty vague on the website, but I know that it is $28,000/year and not $28,000/semester.

Not even the Ivies charge $28,000/semester...yet.