Tuition Rates
The Board of Regents and the University of Utah Administration have designated the Occupational Therapy program as one of the programs with differential tuition for all students. Students will be required to pay an increased amount of tuition--in addition to regular tuition. These monies are earmarked specifically for the Occupational Therapy program to help support our curriculum and programs.
Class Fees
There will also be fees for certain classes and labs. We estimate around $300 to $500 for textbooks based on the semester. We encourage students to purchase used or e-books to reduce costs. The OT faculty work together to coordinate textbook needs. For example, a book you'll purchase for your first semester will continue to be used throughout the curriculum. Textbooks are also a great resources for the NBCOT exam and in practice.
Program Costs
Master of Occupational Therapy (MOT) Program Costs
Tuition is based on the University of Utah's Cost of Attendance (COA) and fees for classes currently required for the Masters in Occupational Therapy. If you have questions about residency please refer to University guidelines. On average, there is a 3% increase in tuition each year. The tables below is based of tuition rates for 2025-2026.
Doctor of Occupational Therapy (OTD) Program Costs
Tuition is based on the University of Utah's Cost of Attendance (COA) and fees for classes currently required for the Doctorate in Occupational Therapy. If you have questions about residency please refer to University guidelines. On average, there is a 3% increase in tuition each year. The tables below is based of tuition rates for 2025-2026.
Additional Information
Residency Requirements
Tuition at the University of Utah is charged at differential rates for residents versus non-residents. If you are admitted as a non-resident, we strongly recommend that you read the University’s Institutional Policy on residency reclassification.
WICHE
The MOT Program at the University of Utah has been approved by the Professional Student Exchange Program (PSEP) of the Western Interstate Commission for Higher Education (WICHE). This program enables students in Alaska, Hawaii, Montana, Nevada and Wyoming to attend graduate school in Utah at the resident rate.
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