Your tuition, fees, and other expenses will vary based on the number of credits per term, your residency status, changes in cost, and of course, your lifestyle. This information is provided as an estimate to help you evaluate the cost of attendance in the OTD program.
| Resident | Non-Resident | Fees | |
Tuition Total based on 106 credit hours
| $568.00 per credit hour
| $995.00 per credit hour
| General, Tech, Rehab & Repair Fees | |
Breakdown per semester | Summer (8) | $ 4,544.00 | $ 7,960.00 | $ 460.25 |
Fall (15) | $ 8,520.00 | $ 14,925.00 | $ 580.42 | |
Spring (17) | $ 9,656.00 | $ 16,915.00 | $ 580.42 | |
Summer (6) | $ 3,408.00 | $ 5,970.00 | $ 460.25 | |
Fall (12) | $ 6,816.00 | $ 11,940.00 | $ 580.42 | |
Spring (16) | $ 9,088.00 | $ 15,920.00 | $ 580.42 | |
Summer (6) | $ 3,408.00 | $ 5,970.00 | $ 460.25 | |
Fall (17) | $ 9,656.00 | $ 16,915.00 | $ 580.42 | |
Spring (9) | $ 5,112.00 | $ 8,955.00 | $ 580.42 | |
Total | $ 60,208.00 | $ 105,470.00 | $ 4,863.27 | |
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Additional IUPUI Fees |
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Interprofessional Education Fee (one-time fee) | $150.00 | |||
IUPUI Campus Parking (required) Student Surface Annual Permit | $376.32 | |||
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Other Costs |
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Professional student health insurance | varies (view the School of Health & Human Sciences premiums and learn more) | |||
Textbooks (required texts) | Estimated $1000 | |||
Transportation to in-state clinical practice sites varies depending on site location and the cost of fuel. | Estimated $750-$1,500 | |||
Crimson Card Student ID (Mandatory) | FREE (Replacement card, $25) | |||
Malpractice Insurance | Provided by Indiana University | |||
All expenses, including tuition and fees, are subject to change annually.
When it comes to paying for college, every bit helps. We award scholarships specifically for incoming students in the Doctor of Occupational Therapy (OTD) program. OT-specific scholarships can be found on the SHHS scholarship page.
The first step in applying for financial aid is to submit a Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA).
By filing your FAFSA, you will be applying for most of the financial aid options below, including loans, grants, and even some scholarships.
