Master of Public Health: Generalist and Clinical Investigation Tracks

Financial Aid

Departmental financial aid may include limited tuition scholarships for qualified students, and as available, research assistantships and/or teaching assistantships. Applicants need not complete a separate application to be considered for these partial tuition scholarships. The University's Financial Aid Office can also be of assistance in obtaining student loans. Please contact the Financial Aid Office, University of Rochester, School of Medicine and Dentistry, 601 Elmwood Avenue, Box 601, Rochester, NY 14642 to receive more information about loans.

For international students, access to certain types of financial aid may be restricted by citizenship requirements. Estimated expenses for the 2004-2005 academic year are approximately $50,244 US. These expenses will likely increase approximately 5% for each succeeding academic year. Students from outside the U.S.A. must show proof of financial ability to cover these costs before the International Student Office will approve and issue an I-20 form.