Please Note: Tuition rates are subject to change each academic year for all enrolled students. Historically, tuition has increased between 4% and 7% annually. Programs with a trailing summer session will be subject to annual tuition increases for those summer sessions.
Program |
Tuition |
Arizona College of Osteopathic Medicine |
$68,574 |
College of Pharmacy - Glendale |
$59,768 |
College of Dental Medicine - Arizona1 |
$77,222 |
Arizona College of Optometry2 |
$41,504 |
Veterinary Medicine |
$61,921 |
Physician Assistant Studies3 |
$49,719 |
Occupational Therapy |
$42,294 |
Biomedical Sciences, Master of Arts |
$45,133 |
Biomedical Sciences, Master of Biomedical Science |
$38,588 |
Podiatric Medicine4 |
$43,682 |
Cardiovascular Science5 |
$42,166 |
Nurse Anesthesia |
$45,705 |
Doctor of Nurse Anesthesia Practice |
$27,119 |
Clinical Psychology6 |
$35,803 |
Physical Therapy |
$40,221 |
Speech Language Pathology7 |
$40,812 |
All programs have an annual student services fee of $679. Additional fees may be assessed including disability insurance or other charges as determined by each individual college. Students enrolled on a less than full-time basis will be charged tuition based on a per-credit-hour fee as determined by the University. If a student is given "advanced standing" and registered less than full-time in a given quarter, they will be charged on a per-credit-hour basis. All rates and fees are subject to correction.
1The College of Dental Medicine - Arizona Program has the following additional fees:
2The Arizona College of Optometry Program has the following additional fees:
3The Arizona College of Health Sciences Physician Assistant Program has the following additional fees:
4The Arizona School of Podiatric Medicine Program has the following additional fees:
5The Cardiovascular Science Program has the following additional fees:
6The Arizona College of Health Sciences Clinical Psychology Program has the following additional fees:
7The Arizona College of Health Sciences Speech Language Pathology Program has the following additional fees:
Tuition for full-time students is an annual tuition rate that may be payable over 1, 2, 3, or 4 quarters per year depending on the academic schedule of the student. Any student enrolled where the course load meets the full-time definition will pay full-time tuition. Students exceeding the maximum prescribed course load will pay course overload charges. Students enrolled in an extended studies program will be charged the annual tuition rate for their extra year of enrollment. Students extending their program for one quarter or less will be charged the quarterly tuition rate or on a per credit hourly rate depending on the program and their enrollment status. Students completing their clinical rotations pay a fixed tuition rate each quarter. Students are not charged on a per credit basis, but pay a fixed tuition rate each quarter during the completion of their rotations based on the annual tuition of the program.
Students are encouraged to pay all tuition and fees via Midwestern's secure website at https://online.midwestern.edu. Options for online payment include electronic check payment, debit or credit card. MWU accepts American Express, Discover, MasterCard and Visa. For those paying by mail or in person, all checks and money orders should be made payable to Midwestern University, with the MWU student ID number indicated on the front. Cash payments are limited to $250 or less. Tuition due dates will be publicized on www.midwestern.edu. If tuition payments are made through the mail, please address the envelope as follows:
Midwestern University
Office of Student Financial Services
Suite 400, Barrel III
19555 N. 59th Avenue
Glendale, AZ 85308
Students who fail to pay balances owed as scheduled will have their account processed according to Midwestern University's Overdue Accounts Policy.
The Office of Student Financial Services offers a payment plan that allows students to divide an unpaid balance into three equal payments over the course of a quarter. The following are policies regarding the payment plan:
Prepayment Plans
Students have the option to prepay the entire amount of tuition for their program at the tuition rate that is effective for the first year of study. Prepayment of the entire program's tuition must be paid in full by the first day of matriculation.
A student may also choose to prepay tuition a year at a time in advance, for the full academic year, at the benefit of the current tuition rate. For example, a student matriculating in the 2017-2018 academic year in September 2017, who wishes to prepay 2018-2019 tuition must make this prepayment by the first day of matriculation in September 2017. Another example is, if this same student does not choose to prepay at matriculation, but later decides to prepay year-three at the current year-two rate, this prepayment for year-three must be made by the first day of year-two classes. Any exceptions to this policy must be approved by the Director of Finance.
All accepted International matriculates who are requesting an I-20 document in order to obtain an F-1 student visa OR who are not U.S. citizens/ permanent residents/ eligible non-citizens must prepay tuition, and in some cases other mandatory program fees for the first year of their educational program 45 days prior to the first day of the first quarter. Continuing international students must prepay tuition and, in some cases, other mandatory program fees for each successive academic year on the University's stated due date.
Credit Cards
The Office of Student Financial Services accepts credit cards for payment of tuition, fees, insurances, institutional housing, and other direct costs; however, the following requirements must apply: