Tuition and Financial Aid

$51.8k

Tuition for the DO Program.
Tuition is the same across all SWAG��Ƶcampuses. Amount is subject to change annually.

Wallet

88-94k

Estimated Cost of Attendance.
Costs vary by year
in the DO program.

Bank

Estimated cost of attendance varies by year in the DO program (first-year through fourth-year) based on differences in required supplies, equipment, and travel.

See your Cost of Attendance

The COA is the foundation for establishing your financial need each year, which determines the amount of aid you may receive in federal loans.

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Scholarships and Grants

Scholarships and grants are the best options for financial aid if you can get them, but they're often very competitive and don't always cover your full cost of attendance. Check our database of scholarships available to SWAG��Ƶstudents to find opportunities that might work for you.

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Federal Loans

Most students rely on federal loans to help cover the cost of medical school. To get your aid offer, complete the .

See exit counseling information��for possible repayment options you may qualify for on your loans.

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Private Loans

Private or alternative loans can bridge the gap between your total cost of attendance and other types of financial aid. We don't endorse any particular lending agencies, and encourage you to use as much of your federal loan eligibility as possible before considering a private loan.��

Find details about applying for federal and private loans in the��.

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How will you pay for medical school?

Medical school is a big investment, and you want to pay off your student loans as quickly and cheaply as possible. Learn about the different strategies and options for repaying your loans and forgiveness programs you might be eligible for.��

Affording Your Education

The Edward Via College of Osteopathic Medicine (VCOM) signed and returned the Recipient’s Funding Certification and Agreement to the Department of Education on April 13, 2020 in application of emergency funds for students. SWAG��Ƶsubsequently signed and returned a second certification and agreement in application of funds for Recipient’s Institutional Costs on April 27th, 2020.