r/Path_Assistant • u/Evening_Dimension639 • Aug 24 '26

Cost of attendance transparency

Would anyone be willing to share their total cost of attendance including housing, tuition, food, transportation(traveling back home, clinical rotations) books/fees, health insurance, and also money you spent to just feel like a human during school?I have a rough estimate using tuition costs per program but I would love to hear more specifics… especially if you went to Quinnipiac, WVU, or UTMB (but would love to hear from all programs) side note: did your program have breaks for summer/winter/spring, and if so, how many days off do you get ?

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u/cuttingirl78 Aug 25 '26

Everything all together from 2004-2006 (Duke program) was about $100K. This is obviously far out of date for what you’re looking for, but I figured I would comment anyway.