Financial Aid procedures and policies outlined here are subject to change. Information regarding changes are available through the University of Washington School of Medicine's Financial Aid Office.

Costs

The Estimated Cost of Attendance for the Foundations Phase includes the first 18 months of the UWSOM Curriculum. Following the Foundations Phase, students begin paying tuition and fees to the University of Washington starting with Winter Quarter of 2nd year. The most current UW Medical Student Financial Aid Information can be found online. For additional questions regarding cost of attendance while paying tuition and fees to UW, please contact the UWSOM Financial Aid Office at their contact information below. 

Please note that Montana WWAMI students are also required to pay a surcharge in the fall of each year to support the Montana Rural Physician Incentive Program, the MRPIP fee is included in the Estimated Cost of Attendance on the following webpage.

Cost of Attendance (scroll to Montana)

Financial Assistance

All financial aid is handled through the University of Washington and is based on the demonstrated financial need of the student. All applicants for aid from the school must submit data for an analysis of need on the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). This requires full disclosure of resources available to the student from individual and family sources. To be eligible for full financial aid consideration, a student must submit the FAFSA on time regardless of whether he/she has been accepted to the schools listed on the FAFSA. The UW deadline is generally near the end of February of the year of matriculation. Outside employment is discouraged while the student is enrolled in the curriculum. Further information and application forms for financial aid may be obtained from the University of Washington School of Medicine Financial Aid Office.

UW Financial Aid Office
University of Washington
School of Medicine
T-557 Health Sciences Center, Box 357430
Seattle, WA 98195-7430
Contact Information