Tuition and Fees - School of Pharmacy and Health Professions

Entry-Level Students

Students are responsible for full-time tuition for all semesters in which they are enrolled and completing required didactic or clinical course work. Tuition for entry-level students is assessed for each semester of required study (including summers) on a flat-rate basis. If a student is permitted to take fewer than the number of semester credit hours prescribed by the curriculum for a given term, he/she will be required to pay the full semester’s tuition.  No student will be allowed to pay tuition on a per-credit-hour basis without the written permission of the Assistant/Associate Dean in the Office of Academic and Student Affairs.4 Only in unusual circumstances will part-time status be approved by the Assistant/Associate Dean in the Office of Academic and Student Affairs.

Tuition and fees and board and room charges are payable in advance for an entire semester or summer session 1 (see Financial Arrangements). All rates are subject to change without notice.

2022-2023 Academic Year (Fees per semester)

Doctor of Occupational Therapy Tuition and Fees - (per semester)

Occupational Therapy Doctorate - Tuition $17,873
Occupational Therapy Program Fee (1st yr - Fall semester - all OT programs) $340
Alaska OT - Doctorate - 1st yr ($3,457/sem discount) $17,873
Alaska OT - Doctorate - 2nd yr ($5,012/sem discount) $17,873
Alaska OT - Doctorate - 3rd yr ($5,577/sem discount) $17,873
Alaska OT University and Technology Fee (Mandatory) $977
Alaska OT UAA Student Service Fees (Mandatory for all Alaska OT 1st year) $237
Alaska OT UAA Student Service Fees (Mandatory for all Alaska OT 2nd and 3rd Year) $202
Regis OT - Doctorate - 2nd & 3rd yr ($4,103/sem discount, 3rd yr only) $17,873
Regis OT University and Technology Fee (Mandatory) $977
Phoenix Occupational Therapy - Doctorate $17,873
Phoenix University and Technology Fee (Mandatory) $977
Phoenix OT Program Fee (1st yr, 1st semester only) $340
University Fee (Mandatory) $685
University Technology Fee (Mandatory) $292
Health Insurance Coverage2 $1,687
Late Payment Fee - see policy $150*
Late Degree Application Fee $50
Transcripts5 $6

Doctor of Pharmacy - Tuition and Fees (per semester)

Enrollment reservation deposit, non-refundable, payable when admitted to Pharmacy and Health Professions (credited to tuition) $400
Tuition per semester2 (Entry-level pathway students)
Pharmacy $19,180
First-year Pharmacy Program Fee (Fall semester only) $260
University Fee (Mandatory) $685
University Technology Fee (Mandatory) $292
Health Insurance3 $1,687
Late Payment Fee - see policy $150
Late Degree Application Fee $50
Transcripts5 $6

 Doctor of Physical Therapy Tuition and Fees - (per semester)

Physical Therapy - Doctorate $17,873
Physical Therapy Program Fee (1st yr-Fall semester) $340
University Fee (Mandatory) $685
University Technology Fee (Mandatory) $292
Health Insurance3 $1,687
Late Payment Fee - see policy $150*
Late Degree Application Fee $50
Transcripts5 $6

Part-Time Students

Entry-level students in the School of Pharmacy and Health Professions may register as part-time students only with the written permission of the Assistant/Associate Dean in the Office of Academic and Student Affairs. Such students are subject to registration, laboratory, and any other applicable fee.

Post-Professional Students

Enrollment reservation deposit, non-refundable, payable when admitted to Pharmacy and Health Professions (credited to tuition) $400
Tuition per credit hour $670
POTD 500 Technology Fee $959
Processing Fee, per course $25

Extra Costs

All students are expected to bear the costs of books, notes and manuals, annual immunizations, or other incidentals necessary for a course, laboratory, or clinical rotation. Students assigned to clinical rotation sites that are outside Omaha must bear any additional costs of transportation and/or board and room. In estimating the overall costs one should include allowances for personal expenses.

Students must pay any additional tuition costs if more than 21 semester hours are taken in a single semester.

Students may be assessed administrative costs if they cancel clinical rotation / fieldwork site placements after the published deadline for changes.  Students should follow guidelines regarding deadlines and costs disseminated by the Experiential / Clinical Education Office of their respective program.

Loss or damage to University property and equipment and excessive use of laboratory materials are charged to the student or students responsible.

Property and equipment, including tablet computers, library books, military uniforms, laboratory apparatus, etc., loaned to a student for use during a period of instruction must be returned by the time specified. In case of delinquency, grade reports, transcripts, and diplomas will not be released until proper return or restitution is made.

In compliance with the Veterans Benefits and Transition Act of 2018,Creighton University will not impose a late fee, deny access to facilities or services, or assess any other penalty against an eligible student using Chapter 31 (Vocational Rehabilitation & Employment) or Chapter 33(Post-9/11 GI Bill®) benefits due to a late payment of tuition and/or fees from VA, so long as the payment is received by Creighton University within 90 days after the date on which the University certifies or invoices for tuition and applicable fees. This restriction does not apply in cases where the student owes additional payment to the University beyond the anticipated amount of the tuition and applicable fee payment from the VA which includes but is not limited to: room, board, and/or parking permit.

GI Bill® is a registered trademark of the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA).