The School of Radiation Therapy: Financial Information
This estimated cost breakdown for the program is subject to change. A typical breakdown of costs includes:
| Tuition (NOT available through federal student loans) | $11,600 |
| Application Fee | $25 |
| Separate deposit (not included in the tuition and payable at acceptance) | $200 |
| Books (Some purchased by individual student before the start of the program/semester and some provided by the program) | $650 |
| Miscellaneous Supplies | $50 |
| Professional Society Fees (ASRT or TCRT) | See Web links |
| Professional and Review Conference Fees (TCRT) | $30-45 |
| Other Possible Education Conference: Student contribution amount dependent on contributions, fundraising and whether or not the school participates in any additional RTT review conference during enrollment. | TBD |
| American Registry Application Fee (paid to the ARRT, due four weeks prior to graduation) | $200 |
| Parking (daily rate--depends on location) | Up to $6 |
| Uniform and Shoes | Varies |
| Transportation: All students are responsible for arranging their own transportation to and from program clinical education sites. Some of these sites are not accessible by public transportation within the time between classes and clinical assignment. Consequently, all students should have alternative means of transportation available between class and the clinical site. | Varies |
| Mantoux Tests, CPR and/or flu shots- Students may be required to update these at their expense if they expire before the program end. | Varies |
Students are not eligible for refunds on tuition paid in the event of elective termination or dismissal from the program.
Students must have health care coverage through their own personal insurance company and will need to show evidence of Health Care Coverage (Workman’s Compensation does not apply to this program).
CPR certification documentation is required from one of the following: American Heart Association, Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation and Emergency, Cardiac Care Healthcare Provider, or the American Red Cross CPR for the Professional Rescuer or Professional Rescuer Review.
