Tuition and Financial Aid
At the University of Mary Hardin-Baylor, we recognize that earning your Doctor of Physical Therapy degree is an investment in your future. The 雪梨社区 DPT program combines rigorous academic preparation and hands-on clinical learning with the personal attention and supportive community of a Christ-centered university. Guided by dedicated faculty and staff, students develop the knowledge, skills, and compassion to help patients move better, regain independence, and improve their quality of life. Scholarships, financial assistance, and other university resources help support students as they prepare for a meaningful career in physical therapy.
Student Costs (Cohort Starting August 2026)
Students are responsible for costs associated with housing, travel and food during clinical education. Students are required to complete an inpatient and outpatient clinical experience. Placements within commuting distance from campus are not guaranteed; students may provide information regarding alternative living arrangements in other areas for consideration during clinical placements.
| Program Expenses | Year 1 | Year 2 | Year 3 | Total |
|---|---|---|---|---|
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Annual Tuition
Private institution student
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$60,750 | $56,700 | $14,355 | $131,805 |
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Annual Institutional Fees
General institutional fees for a full-time student, such as health insurance and recreation.
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$4,400 | $3,975 | $985 | $9,360 |
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Other Program-Related Expenses
Required texts, laboratory fees, and other program costs for the entire technical program.
|
鈥� | 鈥� | 鈥� | $2,500 |
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Total Cost of the Program
Includes tuition, fees, and other program costs.
|
$143,655 | |||
Year 1 are costs experienced by students who enrolled in the program for the first time between Jan. 1, 2026 鈥� Dec. 31, 2026. Annual costs for subsequent years are estimates based on the program鈥檚 historical annual percentage increase of 3-4%. Students should contact the program for further information related to costs.
Your Future, More Affordable
Internal Financial Aid Opportunities
Qualifying 雪梨社区 DPT students receive a $200-per-credit-hour scholarship throughout the program, totaling approximately $21,200. 雪梨社区 also offers financial assistance and graduate assistantships specifically for DPT students. For more information, contact finaid@umhb.edu.
On-Campus Housing
Discounted on-campus housing is available to graduate students, although spaces are not guaranteed. Visit the graduate housing page for details and the housing application.
External Financial Aid Opportunities
Students may also explore external scholarship opportunities for School of Health Professions programs.
Students are encouraged to review the in areas where they may choose to live. APTA student members can also access financial planning resources through the .
For a downloadable document with the Financial Facts information, please click .
Page last updated October 20, 2026
