College of Health Sciences

Tuition

The University of Kentucky has established new tuition and fee schedules that will apply beginning in the Fall semester 2012. The PT Division and Dean's Office are working together to try to keep down the cost of the program for all students. The figures below are the most current available.

Based on 2012-2013 figures, the tuition and costs for residents and non-residents are listed below and are subject to change without notice. The numbers below were calculated from the professional doctorate tuition listed on the UK web site, June, 2012. The summer semester will be half the cost of the regular full time fall and spring semesters. The annualized tuition is the tuition per year ( 2 full time and one summer semester).

Annualized tuition for DPT program (this does not apply to the Transitional DPT program):

Resident - $16,977 per year

Non-resident - $37,122 per year (This is BEFORE grants are allotted for eligible non-resident students)

First Year*
Fall Semester
Spring Session
Summer (4wk/8wk)

Resident
$6,791
$6,791
$3,395

Non resident
$14,849
$14,849
$ 7,425

Second Year*
 Fall Semester
Spring Semester
Summer (4wk/8wk)

 

$6,791
$6,791
$3,395


$14,849
$14,849
$ 7,425

Third Year*
Fall Semester
Spring Semester
Summer  (4wk/8wk)


$6,791
$6,791
$3,395


$14,849
$14,849
$ 7,425
     

*All figures include the mandatory registration fee (you should anticipate an increase of 10% per year)

*The PT program is a Professional Program and students do not qualify for graduate school assistantships or UK graduate school scholarships.  However, the College of Health Sciences does offer a small grant for out-of-state students.

 

Out of State Grants

The Division of Physical Therapy offers a select number of grants designed to enable a small number of highly qualified non-resident matriculants to receive financial assistance which lessens the disparity between resident and non-resident tuition. This program is similar to one used in the Graduate School as a way to broaden the reach of the academic program. Click here for more information regarding these grants.

 

Important Links

Admissions Requirements
Admission Statistics
Clinical Education
Contacts
DPT Curriculum (PowerPoint file)