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Post Masters Family Nurse Practitioner (FNP)

    2026-2027 Academic Year

 

  • All budgets are estimated costs, based on full-time enrollment and subject to change. 
  • The budget is for the student and educational expenses during the period of enrollment only.
  •  $1,192 per credit hour –  $1,061 per semester clinical fees

Post Masters FNP

Tuition & Fees First Year FNP Post Masters: 21 units Second Year FNP Post Masters: 11 units
Tuition 25,032 13,112
Clinical Fees 2,122 2,122
Student Body Fees 40 40
Completion Fees N/A 180
Student Service Fee 975 975
Health Insurance 5,374 5,374
Estimated Total Tuition and Fees  33,543 22,279
Budget Items First Year Second Year
Books, Course Materials, Supplies and Equipment 3.884 1,430
Living Expenses 33,220 33.220
Personal Expenses 7,744 7,744
Transportation 9,724 9,724
Computer/iPad 2,000 N/A
Loan Fees First Year Second Year
Direct Unsubsidized Loan Fees 530 530
Grad PLUS Loan Fees 3,382 3,382

The average indebtedness for the WesternU Family Nurse Practitioner program for the last 4 years:

2022 Graduates $30,929
2023 Graduates $37,596
2024 Graduates $68,087
2025 Graduates $77,809

This was based on graduates that had WesternU debt.

The Family Nurse Practitioner program has three disbursements per academic year. One in the fall before school starts, one in the spring and one in the summer.

To see a sample of what your loan repayment schedule may look like, please visit the Federal Student Aid Repayment Estimator Calculator.

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Financial Aid and Scholarships

Western University of Health Sciences provides financial support to recruit and retain outstanding students. No one should think that higher education is beyond his or her reach simply because of cost. With the help of federal, state, institutional and private funded scholarships and awards, students can achieve their educational goals for the future. Many WesternU colleges and programs offer incoming students recruitment scholarships based on the strength of a student’s admissions application and interview as well as their contributions to the community. A separate application is not required. When a student is accepted into the program and selected for a scholarship, the offer will be made at the same time that the admissions offer is made.