TUITION AND FINANCIAL AID

INVEST IN A VALUABLE EDUCATION

High-Quality Education for a Rewarding Career

A highly regarded institution known for its long-standing legacy of producing skilled and diligent graduates, The University of Tulsa delivers high-quality instruction to learners across the U.S. through online education. Our programs equip you with hands-on expertise and leadership skills so you can make meaningful career gains, allowing you to realize your full earning potential and feel confident investing in your future at TU.

Online M.S. in Cyber Security Tuition

Core Credit Hours Cost per Credit Hour Total Tuition Cost
30 $1,389 $41,670

Online Nursing Programs Tuition

Program Core Credit Hours Cost per Credit Hour
ABSN 60* $445
RN to BSN 35** $445
RN to MSN 65*** $445
MSN 30 $585
AGACNP Certificate 18 $585

Textbooks are included in the cost of tuition for undergraduate programs. The University of Tulsa offers payment plans of up to six-month installments.

*ABSN Applicants: Please note that the total credit hours required may vary based on your individual official transcript evaluations.

**RN to BSN Applicants: Please note that the total credit hours required may vary based on your individual official transcript evaluations and professional portfolio credit worksheet.

***Students who complete the BSN program receive priority admission to the online MSN program at the BSN rate.

Additional Program Fees

All Programs

A $150 deposit, applicable toward tuition, is due upon enrollment to TU online nursing programs.

ABSN

  • A one-time $150 enrollment deposit is due upon admission into TU online nursing programs
  • A $75 annual fee to register for TracPrac and a one-time fee of $50 for Clinical Wallet. These fees are due upon initiation of a criminal background check.
  • A $42 fee for a 10-panel drug screening scheduled via the GroupOne portal.A TU representative will be responsible for uploading the drug screening and criminal background check reports into the students’ Clinical Wallet account.
  • ABSN students are required to hold professional liability insurance and health insurance for clinicals. The liability insurance fee is $25 per semester.
  • The following material fees are required to participate in the on-campus skills bootcamp (NSG 2111):
    • $350 course fee that covers necessary nurse kit supplies, including stethoscope, blood pressure cuff, pen light, Foley catheter kit, sterile gloves, syringes, IV start kit, and miscellaneous items such as bandages, gauze, and tape.
    • Scrubs (around $55) and white lab coat (around $30), which you must order and receive through Raley Scrubs before bootcamp begins. TU students are eligible for 20% off scrubs and lab coat purchases. Student discount details will be provided upon admission. Students are encouraged to purchase two of scrubs. All orders should be made 60 days prior to attending skills bootcamp.
    • All students will receive one free TU School of Nursing name badge during bootcamp. Replacement badges are $10 each.

MSN

  • A $60 application fee

AGACNP Certificate

  • A $60 application fee
  • A $75 annual fee to register for TracPrac and a one-time fee of $50 for Clinical Wallet. You must pay and register at least one week prior to the first day of classes.
  • A $42 fee for a 10-panel drug screening scheduled via the GroupOne portal. The screening results must be uploaded into TracPrac before starting clinicals.
  • A subscription fee of approximately $150 for MedCram, an online library of instructional medical videos. This discounted subscription includes a three-year, all-access package. The program director will provide additional instructions for creating your MedCram account before classes begin.
  • AGACNP students are required to hold professional liability insurance and health insurance for clinicals. The liability insurance fee is $25 per semester. If needed, the University can assist students in acquiring health insurance.
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Financing Your Online Degree

Thinking about investing in your future at The University of Tulsa? Here are some financial aid options to support you along the path to your career. Financial aid is available to those entering our programs in any term. Please note that federal financial assistance may be limited for applicants who have already earned a bachelor’s degree. AGACNP Certificate and MSN students are not eligible for federal funding as these programs are currently in candidacy status with ACEN.

  • Federal Pell Grant: Available to undergraduates within the RN to BSN program, this grant provides a maximum award of $6,895. This grant is based on an entitlement computation formula and federal funding, awarded upon filing the FAFSA.
  • Direct Subsidized Loans: Awarded based on financial need upon filing the FAFSA, these loans are available to students who are enrolled at least half-time. They can be used for educational costs such as tuition, fees, and classroom materials. The government pays the interest on the loan while students are enrolled in school.
  • Direct Unsubsidized Loans: Awarded upon filing the FAFSA, these loans are not based on financial need and are available to students who are enrolled at least half-time. They can be used for educational costs such as tuition, fees, and classroom materials. The borrower is responsible for interest on the loan while in school, but payment can be deferred.
  • Private Loans: These non-federal loans are offered through a variety of banks and other lenders (credit unions) and approved on creditworthiness. Students who want to borrow a private loan must apply separately from their FAFSA.
  • Outside Scholarship and Grant Opportunities: Administered by organizations such as the American Association of Colleges in Nursing, these are typically awarded as monetary amounts in recognition of academic achievement in nursing.
  • Loan Assistance for Oklahoma Students: Nursing students who are legal residents of Oklahoma may be eligible to apply for loans through the Nursing Student Assistant Program, sponsored by the State of Oklahoma through HWTC.

In addition to the financial assistance options above, nursing students may qualify for the following:

  • Employment Loan Forgiveness Programs: Administered by organizations such as the Health Resources and Services Administration, these programs offer loan repayment assistance for individuals who agree to work in a particular location or within a specific community.
  • Tuition Reimbursement Programs: Some employers such as hospitals and clinics offer full or partial tuition reimbursement for nursing degree completion and certifications.
Get Started

Students seeking need-based financial assistance must complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). We encourage you to complete your application as soon as possible to determine your financial aid eligibility for the upcoming academic year. The University of Tulsa’s school code is 003185.

Contact Information

Have questions about financial aid? Contact Kristi Emerson in the financial aid office at 918-631-3325 or email her at kristi-emerson@utulsa.edu.

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