Tuition and Fees
Tuition and fees for the Master of Histotechnology program are set annually in June by the Board of Visitors and are subject to change without notice. Questions about tuition and fee charges on student accounts should be directed to Financial Services.
Tuition
- In-state: $651 per credit hour
- Out-of-state: $716 per credit hour
Mandatory Fees
Students must show proof of major medical insurance coverage. Students who are eligible for coverage under the policy of a parent or spouse are urged to remain so and must waive the EVMS student health insurance plan in order to not be billed for student health insurance. As an alternative, EVMS offers a student health insurance plan. Visit EVMS Student Wellness for more information regarding student health insurance.
Projected Cost of Attendance
Master of Histotechnology
Budget length: 12 mos.
Tuition*
- In State ($651/credit)**: $27,993
- Out of State ($716/credit)**: $30,788
Fees*
- Mandatory: $8,757
- Health Insurance: $3,507
Subtotal tuition and fees (direct costs)
- In State (IS): $40,257
- Out of State (OS): $43,052
Other allowances
- Books & Article Packet: $1,500
- Living (Room, Board & Misc.): $21,535
- Personal Expenses: $981
- Transportation: $4,493
Cost of attendance without loan fees
- In State: $68,766
- Out of State: $71,561
Loan fees***
- Direct Unsubsidized - 1.057%: $217
- Grad PLUS - 4.228% IS: $2,041
- Grad PLUS - 4.228% OS: $2,159
Total cost of attendance including loan fees
- In State: $71,024
- Out of State: $73,937
*Tuition and fees are subject to change throughout the year.
**The projected costs are based on an average 25 credits (three terms) for year one and 18 credits (two terms) for year two (43 credits total for program). The actual cost of attendance will be based on the number of credits listed on a student’s online application or the revised educational plan and confirmed enrollment. Students must notify Financial Aid of all changes in number of credits.
***Loan fees are subject to change for loans first disbursed on or after October 1.
For distance or hybrid programs, your aid will be released on the eighth day of the term (or next business day). All aid is released initially in as close to equal amounts as possible over the academic year to your student tuition account, subject to satisfactory academic progress.
