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Tuition, Fees and Other Costs


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Tuition and Fees: 2012-2013

 

Once you have registered for classes, your bill for tuition and fees will be generated through the on-campus Bursar's Office. An overview of the tuition and fees is outlined below (U.S. dollars):

 

NTPD New Student Fees
Background Check $60
Matriculation $140

 

NTPD Tuition and Fees Estimate:  NON-RESIDENT
Tuition $611/cr hr x 65 credits $39,715
Rotation Fees $600 x 6 rotations $3,600
Technology Fees
(Includes learning management system, teleconferencing, online portfolio)
$33 /cr hr x 65 credits $2,145
Exam & Video Fee $100/course x 20 courses $2,000
Travel to rotations
(If needed)
$0 - $1,000
(Costs vary based on rotation site, chosen accommodations, and number of rotations needing travel)
$0 - $1,000
Textbooks $675 $675
Subtotal   $48,135 - $49,135
Credit-by-Challenges  (CxC; up to 4 may be taken to replace live rotations;  based on professional experience) SUBTRACT $2,755 per CxC
(Average number of CxC performed = 2.5)
SAVINGS OF:
1 CxC = $2,755
2 CxC = $5,510
3 CxC = $8,265
4 CxC = $11,020
TOTAL   $37,115 - $49,135

 

NTPD Tuition and Fees Estimate:  IN-STATE
Tuition $575/cr hr x 65 credits $37,375
Rotation Fees $600 x 6 rotations $3,600
Technology Fees
(Includes learning management system, teleconferencing, online portfolio)
$33 /cr hr x 65 credits $2,145
Exam & Video Fee $100/course x 20 courses $2,000
Travel to rotations
(If needed)
$0 - $1000
 (Travel likely very limited within CO)
$1,000
Textbooks $675 $675
Subtotal   $45,795  – $46,795
Credit-by-Challenges  (CxC; up to 4 may be taken to replace live rotations;  based on professional experience) SUBTRACT $2560 per CxC
(Average number of CxC performed = 2.5)
SAVINGS OF:
1 CxC = $2,560
2 CxC = $5,120
3 CxC = $7,680
4 CxC = $10,240
TOTAL   $35,555 - $46,795

 

 

Tuition: New tuition rates are established each spring and normally go into effect fall semester. Many employers offer a tuition reimbursement benefit that can be applied to the costs of professional education programs. Tax benefits (life long learning credit) may also apply.

 Fees and Other Costs

  • Background Check Fee: for new students.
  • Matriculation Fee: for first-time students at the University of Colorado; covers expenses associated with the provision of records-related services for the lifetime of each student.
  • Technology Fee: charged per credit hour each semester.
  • Rotation Fee: charged per advanced pharmacy practice experience (APPE) rotation, in addition to five credit hours of tuition.
  • Credit-by-Challenge Fee: charged per credit-by-challenge portfolio.

Other Costs: Textbook requirements are determined by individual instructors, but are limited, since much of the required instructional material will be provided online. 

Important Notes

PLEASE NOTE: You will not receive a paper bill for tuition and fees. You must check your account balance online in the Web Registration System. You can view your account statement by logging on to Office of the Registrar and selecting “Student Web Portals” from the link below “How Can I…”

Tuition payments should be submitted directly to the Bursar’s Office.

All tuition and fees are due within 30 days of the first day of class. The University of Colorado assesses a 1% per month service penalty on any unpaid account balance. Service charges will not be applied to accounts with whom the Bursar's Office has a contractual agreement, such as active military, or for accounts supported by payments from a University of Colorado department. Please note the 30-day limit on your calendar. Tuition is considered due despite address mix-ups, delayed mailings across Canada-U.S. border or other mailing difficulties.

Please note that you will not be able to register for subsequent semesters unless your bill from previous semesters has been paid in full. You can check your balance online anytime. Once your payment is received and processed, an official statement of payment will be available online for use with taxes or for employee reimbursement programs.

Refunds

Refunds: If you drop a class within the guidelines specified below, an adjusted bill for tuition will be calculated and updated online. Any refunds due will be processed automatically by the Bursar's office. Note that university policies require a substantial financial penalty if you drop any of your enrolled courses after the drop/add date.

Drop Date Remaining Course Load Tuition Due Tuition Refund
Before Drop/Add Date Zero or any course load 0% 100%
Anytime after Drop/Add Date Zero or any course load 100% 0%

 

Withdrawal from courses after the drop/add date is addressed by the NTPD withdrawal policy. In some situations, such as medical emergencies or bereavement, courses may be retaken without repayment of full tuition. Please consult the NTPD office.

Scholarships and Financial Aid

Refer to the Scholarships and Financial Aid page to learn more about these opportunities.