Tuition

Information concerning the current cost of a medical education at UT Southwestern can be viewed on the Tuition Schedule.

Tuition for nonresidents is three times the resident tuition rate. Texas statutes also provide that a nonresident student is permitted to pay the same tuition and fees as a Texas resident if the student holds a competitive scholarship worth at least $1,000 per year.

Students in doubt about their residency status for tuition purposes should consult the Residency Defined section in the General Information portion of the catalog.

The General Information site also describes the various fees and insurances needed by students at UT Southwestern. Contained within Student Information, these references include:

Designated Tuition
Tuition Installment Payments
Computer Usage and Technology Fees
Graduation Fee
Health Insurance
Disability Insurance
Incidental Fees
Laboratory Fee
Late Registration Fee
Malpractice Insurance Fee
Medical Services Fee
Returned Check Fee
Student Services Fee
Books and Equipment
Parking
Microscopes
Student Housing