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Founded in 1822, The UVM Larner College of Medicine is the seventh medical school established in the U.S.

2023-2024 Academic Year Costs

Medical Student Tuition and Fees

 Vermont ResidentOut-of-State Resident
Tuition$37,070$64,170
Comprehensive Fee$2,188$2,188
Disability Fee (full amount billed in fall semester)$100$100
Instrument Fee (1st year only)$450$450
Basic Life Support Certificate Fee (2nd year only)$58$58
Background Check Fee (2nd year only)$92$92
ACLS Certification Fee (3rd year only)$142$142
UVM Health Insurance Fee  
Total for 1st Year Students (excluding health insurance)$39,808$66,908
Total for 2nd Year Students (excluding health insurance)$39,508$66,608
Total for 3rd Year Students (excluding health insurance)$39,500$66,600
Total for 4th Year Students (excluding health insurance)$39,358$66,458
Financial aid applicants will be offered financial aid to meet the billed expenses above to cover living expenses, required exam fees, etc. (see section below)

 

Medical Student Financial Aid Budgets

Out-of-State Medical Student Financial Aid Budgets
Out-of-State Resident1st Year2nd Year3rd Year4th Year
Aid Year Length42 weeks44 weeks47 weeks40 weeks
Tuition (billed)$64,170$64,170$64,170$64,170
Student Fees (billed)$2,738$2,438$2,430$2,288
Average Loan Fees$2,020$2,020$2,020$2,020
Books & Supplies$310$310$310$310
Housing$12,054$12,628$13,490$11,480
Food$5,838$6,116$6,534$5,560
USMLE Exam Fees$0$660$660$0
Curriculum-Related Travel$750$750$1,740$1,480
Miscellaneous - Travel$3,558$3,694$3,898$3,422
Miscellaneous - Other$2,562$2,684$2,868$2,440
Total$94,000$95,470$98,120$93,170
Average Estimated Financial Aid Refund for Living Expenses
(based on maximum loan eligibility)
 
$25,072$26,842$29,500$24,692

 

In-State Medical Student Financial Aid Budgets
Vermont Resident1st Year2nd Year3rd Year4th Year
Aid Year Length42 weeks44 weeks47 weeks40 weeks
Tuition (billed)$37,070$37,070$37,070$37,070
Student Fees (billed)$2,738$2,438$2,430$2,288
Average Loan Fees$638$638$638$638
Books & Supplies$310$310$310$310
Housing$12,054$12,628$13,490$11,480
Food$5,838$6,116$6,534$5,560
USMLE Exam Fees$0$660$660$0
Curriculum-Related Travel$750$750$1,740$1,480
Miscellaneous - Travel$2,956

$3,024

$3,296$2,888
Miscellaneous - Other$2,394$3,092$3,296$2,820
Total$64,916$66,386$69,036$64,086
Average Estimated Financial Aid Refund for Living Expenses
(based on maximum loan eligibility)
 
$24,470$26,240$28,898$24,090

 

Medical Student CT-Campus 3rd & 4th Year Financial Aid Budgets

*1st & 2nd year CT-Campus students should refer to the Medical Student Financial Aid Budgets section listed above.

 
 Vermont Resident
3rd Year
Vermont Resident
4th Year
Out-of-State Resident
3rd Year
Out-of-State Resident
4th Year
Aid Year Length42 weeks42 weeks47 weeks40 weeks
Tuition (billed)$37,070$37,070$64,170$64,170
Student Fees (billed)$2,430$2,288$2,430$2,288
Average Loan Fees$638$638$2,020$2,020
Books & Supplies$310$310$310$310
Housing$17,062$14,520$17,062$14,520
Food$7,426$6,320$7,426$6,320
USMLE Exam Fees$660$0$660$0
Curriculum-Related Travel$1,740$1,480$1,740$1,480
Miscellaneous - Travel$3,840$3,364$3,636$3,160
Miscellaneous - Other$3,290$2,800$3,290$2,800
Total$74,466$68,790$102,744$97,068
Average Estimated Financial Aid Refund for Living Expenses
(based on maximum loan eligibility)
 
$34,328$28,794 $34,124$28,590

2022-2023 Academic Year Costs

Medical Student Tuition & Fees

 Vermont ResidentOut-of-State Resident
Tuition$37,070$64,170
Comprehensive Fee$2,188$2,188
Disability Fee (full amount billed in fall semester)$100$100
Instrument Fee (1st year only)$450$450
Basic Life Support Fee (2nd year only)$58$58
Background Check Fee (2nd year only)$92$92
ACLS Certification Fee (3rd year only)$142$142
UVM Health Insurance Fee  
Total for 1st Year Students (excluding health insurance)$39,808$66,908
Total for 2nd Year Students (excluding health insurance)$39,508$66,750
Total for 3rd Year Students (excluding health insurance)$39,650$66,600
Total for 4th Year Students (excluding health insurance)$39,358$66,458
Financial aid applicants will be offered financial aid to meet the billed expenses above to cover living expenses, required exam fees, etc. (see section below)

 

Medical Student Financial Aid Budgets

Out-of-State Medical Student Financial Aid Budgets
Out-of-State Resident1st Year2nd Year3rd Year4th Year
Aid Year Length42 weeks43 weeks47 weeks41 weeks
Tuition (billed)$64,170$64,170$64,170$64,170
Student Fees (billed)$2,738$2,438$2,430$2,288
Average Loan Fees$1,910$1,910$1,910$1,910
Books & Supplies$288$288$288$288
Housing$11,172$11,438$12,502$10,906
Meals$5,418$5,548$6,064$5,290
USMLE Exam Fees$0$646$646$0
Curriculum-Related Travel$702$702$1,316$1,538
Miscellaneous - Travel$3,482$3,550$3,822$3,414
Miscellaneous - Other$2,394$2,452$2,680$2,338
Total$92,274$93,142$95,828$92,142
Average Estimated Financial Aid Refund for Living Expenses
(based on maximum loan eligibility)
 
$23,456$24,624$27,318$23,774

 

In-State Medical Student Financial Aid Budgets
Vermont Resident1st Year2nd Year3rd Year4th Year
Aid Year Length42 weeks43 weeks47 weeks41 weeks
Tuition (billed)$37,070$37,070$37,070$37,070
Student Fees (billed)$2,738$2,438$2,430$2,288
Average Loan Fees$704$704$704$704
Books & Supplies$288$288$288$288
Housing$11,172$11,438$12,502$10,906
Meals$5,418$5,548$6,064$5,290
USMLE Exam Fees$0$646$646$0
Curriculum-Related Travel$702$702$1,316$1,538
Miscellaneous - Travel$2,956

$3,024

$3,296$2,888
Miscellaneous - Other$2,394$2,452$2,680$2,338
Total$63,442$64,310$66,996$63,310
Average Estimated Financial Aid Refund for Living Expenses
(based on maximum loan eligibility)
 
$22,930$24,098$26,792$23,248

 

Medical Student CT-Campus 3rd & 4th Year Financial Aid Budgets

*1st & 2nd year CT-Campus students should refer to the Medical Student Financial Aid Budgets section listed above.

 
 Vermont Resident
3rd Year
Vermont Resident
4th Year
Out-of-State Resident
3rd Year
Out-of-State Resident
4th Year
Aid Year Length47 weeks41 weeks47 weeks41 weeks
Tuition (billed)$37,070$37,070$64,170$64,170
Student Fees (billed)$2,430$2,288$2,430$2,288
Average Loan Fees$704$704$1,910$1,910
Books & Supplies$288$288$288$288
Housing$15,840$13,818$15,840$13,818
Meals$6,910$6,028$6,910$6,028
USMLE Exam Fees$646$0$646$0
Curriculum-Related Travel$1,316$1,538$1,316$1,538
Miscellaneous - Travel$3,296$2,888$3,822$3,414
Miscellaneous - Other$3,056$2,666$3,056$2,666
Total$71,556$67,288$100,388$96,120
Average Estimated Financial Aid Refund for Living Expenses
(based on maximum loan eligibility)
 
$31,352$27,226$31,878$27,752

 

 

What You Need to Know About Your Financial Aid Budget

Your financial aid budget is designed to assist with basic living expenses incurred during the financial aid year. It is not tailored to individual living expenses or choices. Students who sign 12-month leases and/or who do not live with a roommate should keep in mind that the aid budget is designed to cover less than 12 months (due to the Vermont Integrated Curriculum) and assumes that students will be sharing living expenses with a roommate or partner. Learn more about direct deposit and our refund policy.

Financial Aid Appeals (Budget Increases):

The following are examples of financial aid appeals. To inquire about your eligibility, or to request one of the following, please contact the SFS Satellite office. Approved appeals generally entail an increase to your Federal loan(s); increasing your debt.

Health Insurance

If you have enrolled in the UVM Student Health Insurance Plan (SHIP), you may request an increase in your financial aid budget to assist with a portion of this fee (it will be prorated based on the academic year length). Non-UVM plans, which are generally less expensive, do not qualify for a budget increase.

Students with Dependent Children

This can include childcare costs not to exceed $224 per week for the weeks you are enrolled, and/or a general dependent maintenance allowance. (Married students may require prorated formula due to spousal support).

Miscellaneous Extenuating Circumstances

Students who feel they have extenuating circumstances or costs that deviate from the typical budget may apply for a general cost of attendance increase by contacting the Medical Student Financial Services Coordinator.

Fourth Year: Expenses Associated with Residency Preparation

Extra loan funds are available to assist with ERAS/NRMP fees and residency interview travel (airfare, hotels, etc.). Amounts vary based on specialty plans, geographic locations of interviews, number of programs being applied to, etc. This appeal is not available until November of your 4th year.

Mandatory Comprehensive Fee

The comprehensive fee is a fee paid by all students in support of programs and services that support student success and strengthen the University community. The Comprehensive Fee supports a wide range of services, including those that students have access to whether taking their courses on campus or through remote/online options. The Comprehensive Fee supports the University’s maintenance of critical academic, athletic, health, technology, and community infrastructure, as well as library resources, academic support services, online learning platforms, career counseling, student organizations, and more.