Veterinary Degrees Online

Billed expenses
Tuition and fees* $6,824 $22,198
Room and board** 8,004 8,004
Subtotal $14,828 $30,202

Other estimated expenses

Books and supplies $ 1,090 $ 1,090

Personal expenses*** 2,630 2,630
Transportation 890 890
Subtotal $4,610 $4,610

Estimated total $19,438 $34,812

* Tuition and fees vary for International Students, undergraduate students in medicine, and for students in business, engineering, nursing, and pharmacy:

- Business students pay $6,968 for residents ($22,342 for nonresidents); third- and fourth-year business students pay $8,530 for residents ($23,956 for nonresidents).

- Engineering students pay $7,018 for residents ($22,392 for nonresidents); third- and fourth-year engineering students pay $8,640 for residents ($24,112 for nonresidents).

- Nursing students and Medicine undergraduates pay $6,662 for residents; $22,036 for nonresidents.

- Pharmacy students pay $19,070 for residents; $34,526 for nonresidents.

** Double room with full board (20 meals per week).

Most first-year students enroll in the College of Liberal Arts & Sciences or the College of Engineering.

The Tippie College of Business admits highly qualified first-year students through its Direct Admission Program. The college admits all other students upon satisfactory completion of one to four semesters of pre-business study in the College of Liberal Arts & Sciences. If you are interested in this major but don’t qualify for Direct Admission, apply to the College of Liberal Arts & Sciences.

The College of Nursing admits highly qualified first-year students through its Early Admission Program. Most first-year students interested in nursing enroll in the College of Liberal Arts & Sciences, then apply to the College of Nursing at the beginning of their sophomore or junior year.

The colleges of Education and Pharmacy admit qualified applicants at the beginning of their sophomore or junior years. First-year students interested in pharmacy or education apply to the College of Liberal Arts & Sciences.

The College of Medicine has undergraduate programs in Clinical Laboratory Sciences, Radiation Sciences, or Nuclear Medicine Technology. Students interested in these majors should apply to the College of Liberal Arts & Sciences.