Tuition and Expenses - Academic Year 2009-2010
*Tuition rate for Colorado Residents is $312/credit hour
*Tuition rate for Non-residents is $674/credit hour
Click here to download exact details of tuition, fees, and expenses for the CHA/PA Program
Exact breakdown of tuition/fees and tuition policies regarding payment and reimbursement is available at the bursar's website. Additional estimated costs of attendance including living expenses and transportation is available from financial aid.
Colorado Residency**
Residency requirements are set by the Colorado legislature. Requirements for residency tuition are available at the registrar's website. Students starting the program as non-residents may apply for residency tuition for the semester after residency is established.
Financial Aid
Government loans and scholarships are available, but limited. UCD Financial Aid applications are available to accepted CHA/PA students. If financial aid is needed, applicants MUST file the FAFSA form available at most colleges and high schools in spring 2006. The Health Sciences Center financial aid officers will work with students in need of financial assistance once they are accepted into the program.
Contact Student Financial Aid
Scholarships
Henry Silver Diversity Scholarship : Scholarships honoring our founder, Dr. Henry Silver, was established to honor those students who contibute to the educational benefits of a diverse student body. Diversity is defined in broad terms. Scholarships are varying amounts according to funding availability.. Colorado Residents are given preference in determining this scholarship.
National Western Stock Show Scholarship : This generous scholarship is available competitively and requires commitment to work in a rural Colorado/Wyoming area for 2 years following graduation. The scholarship award provides $4,500 per year for a total of $13,500. It is limited to rural track applicants in the CHA/PA Program with preference of residents from Colorado and Wyoming.
Small scholarships are available from time to time throughout the three years for matriculating students.
The PA Foundation, constituent organizations, and specialty organizations offer scholarships to matriculating students. In addition, other opportunities may be found through the UCD Office of Diversity and Inclusion or financial aid. While these scholarships are helpful, a student can not depend on them for financing their education.
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