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What
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Freshman Transfer
Students Post-Bac Premedical
Program
Freshman
(Top)
Cost will vary depending
on the type of room and meal plan. Commuting students' budgets are less
than residential students' budgets. Some students will spend more than
our estimates, and others will spend less. We use a standard budget for
financial aid purposes to ensure equitable distribution of resources.
The budget includes direct expenses for which Hopkins will bill you, such
as tuition, fees, and room and board for freshmen. Indirect expenses are
also included as part of the budget, however, you will not be billed directly
by the University for these expenses. Examples of indirect expenses are
books, supplies, personal expenses, and travel. Students who must obtain
health insurance through the university should notify the Office of
Student Financial Services for assistance with that expense.
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Estimated Expense Budget | 20082009 Academic Year |
| Tuition |
$37,700 |
| Matriculation
Fee (new students only) |
$500 |
| *Room
& Board (on-campus) |
$11,578 |
| Personal Expenses |
$1,000 |
| Books
& Supplies |
$1,200 |
| Travel
(costs vary depending on home state) |
$200-$1,400 |
*Based on double
room in typical university housing and a constant pass + 19 meal
plan.
Please note: Tuition and room and board charges as listed above are estimated and are subject to approval by the Board of Trustees.
For more information,
see Financing Options
and the Financial
Aid Brochure.
Transfer
Students (Top)
Cost will vary depending
on the type of room and meal plan. Commuting students' budgets are less
than residential students' budgets. Some students will spend more than
our estimates, and others will spend less. We use a standard budget for
financial aid purposes to ensure equitable distribution of resources.
The budget includes direct expenses for which Hopkins will bill you, such
as tuition, fees, and room and board if you live on campus. Indirect expenses
are also included as part of the budget, however, you will not be billed
directly by the University for these expenses. Examples of indirect expenses
are off-campus rent and food, books, supplies, personal expenses, and
travel. Students who must obtain health insurance through the university
should notify the Office of Student Financial Services for assistance
with that expense.
|
Estimated Expense Budget | 20082009 Academic Year |
| Tuition |
$37,695 |
| Matriculation
Fee (new students only) |
$500 |
| *Room
& Board (on-campus) |
$11,780 |
| Room
& Board (off-campus-- estimate) |
$8,600 |
|
Personal Expenses |
$1,000 |
| Books
& Supplies |
$1,000 |
| Travel
(costs vary depending on home state) |
$200$1,400 |
*Based on double
room in typical university housing and a constant pass + 19 meal
plan.
Please note: Tuition and room and board charges as listed above are estimated and are subject to approval by the Board of Trustees.
For more information,
see Financing Options
and the Financial
Aid Brochure.
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