Cost of attendance

View a breakdown of tuition and fees for UR Nursing programs and the overall cost to attend.

Tuition & fees

Financial aid & scholarship options

We’re committed to helping students meet their financial needs. We do this through a variety of financial aid, scholarship, and grant options.

Scholarships & grants

Finger Lakes Regional Scholarship

50% scholarship for the Online Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner or RN to BS program for students who live or work in the Finger Lakes region.

Affiliate Professional Development Grant

55% percent in tuition support for select programs for employees at URMC affiliate organizations.

SON Tuition Grant

Grant that, combined with UR tuition benefits, covers 100% tuition for UR employees in the RN to BS or select master's programs.

Patrick P. Lee Foundation Scholarship

100% scholarship for eligible students admitted to the Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner program.

Saunders Family Nursing Scholarship

Full tuition support for eligible UR Medicine Noyes Health employees pursuing RN to BS, master's, advanced certificate, and DNP programs.

External scholarship opportunities

A list of other potential scholarship opportunities for our students.

Financing the Accelerated Nursing Program

How to finance your second bachelor's degree in nursing for the University of Rochester's Accelerated Nursing Programs.

Guide: how to finance the Accelerated Nursing Program

UR Nursing Scholars Program

Earn 100% tuition coverage for the 12-Month Accelerated Bachelor's in Nursing Program with a three-year work commitment at select UR Medicine hospitals.

Federal loans & other types of aid

Federal loans (FAFSA)

State educational loans

Alternative loans

UR Employee tuition benefits (HR)

Military benefits

Employee-sponsored payment plan

Questions?

Contact the Financial Aid Office to learn about qualifying for a variety of scholarships and grants associated with specific nursing programs or the financial aid process. Schedule an appointment with the School of Nursing's financial aid counselor with questions.

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