Master of Public Health
The College of Medicine houses the Central New York MPH Program. An MPH option is also available.
College of Medicine—Tuition & Fees 2011-2012
Medical Students pay the following annual tuitions:
| Full Time (12 or more Credits Per Term) |
Part Time (1 to 11 Credits Per Term) |
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| NYS Resident | Non-Resident | NYS Resident | Non-Resident | |
| MD | $27,090 | $53,650 | $1,129/credit | $2,235/credit |
| MPH | $ 8,870 | $15,160 | $370/credit | $632/credit |
Fees
The following fees are charged annually to all students. Some students may pay additional fees depending on their program and year of study.
| Activities Fee | $130 |
| Health Services Fee | $190 |
| Disablity Insurance Fee | $65 |
| SUNY College Fee | $25 |
| Technology Fee | $165 |
College of Medicine
NOTE : US Medical Licensing Examination application fee (excluding the MPH Program):
- Step 1 (at the end of the MS 2 year) - $525.00
- Step 2 Clinical Knowledge (MS 4 year) - $790.00/Clinical Skills $1,645
Books and Supplies
Costs for books and supplies vary by program and range from approximately $1,000 to $1,300 per year.
College of Medicine
NOTE:
- Diagnostic equipment for first year students — estimated cost $952.00.
- Microscope rental for first and second year students — $60.00.
Living Expenses
We estimate monthly living expenses for students to be:
| Room & Utilities (per month) | $750 |
| Food (per month) | $440 |
| Personal (per month) | $185 |
| Travel (per month) | $195 |
Note: Travel for MS 3 & 4:
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Miscellaneous
| Health Insurance | $2,837 |
Note: All students are required to have Health Insurance, either through their parents, spouse, employer, or on their own. A student policy is available through the University.
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David B. Duggan, MD, MACP
Interim Dean,
College of Medicine
I am particularly honored to serve as interim Dean of the College of Medicine. As an alumnus of the Class of 1979 and a member of the faculty since 1986, I have been extraordinarily pleased at the growth of the Medical School over this time and proud of the work of its faculty and graduates.
