Below is a summary of costs that the student can expect to spend during an academic year associated with the program (this list is not inclusive):
| Purpose | Estimated Cost and Description |
|---|---|
|
Textbooks and Course Materials/Fees |
*$300-$500 per semester |
|
Dual Credentialing |
*Variable fee(s) |
|
Professional Malpractice Insurance |
*$20-$75 per year; Recommend purchasing 2 yrs policy (if available) |
|
Uniforms |
*Students are currently provided uniforms at no charge to the student through the SFA Athletic Department. This is subject for change. Additional attire (e.g., dress slacks, dress jacket, shoes, etc.) will vary according to the clinical assignment and will be the responsibility of the student to purchase (if needed). |
|
Health/Dental Insurance and General Medical Services |
*Variable rates, students are strongly encouraged |
|
Hepatitis B Vaccination |
*Opting out requires signed documentation. |
|
Physical Examination / Technical Standards Form |
*Initial examination must be completed at student’s own cost and must be included with the application package. |
|
Travel To Off-Campus Clinical Affiliated Sites/Assignments |
*Students are responsible for obtaining transportation to/from a designated off-campus clinical affiliated site. Some of our sites are beyond the geographical proximity of SFA’s campus; therefore, a mode of transportation is absolutely necessary. |
|
Board of Certification national examination |
*NATA Member, $300; Non-NATA Member, $375 |
|
Graduate Application / Fees |
*$50 Masters application fee |
Medical Insurance Coverage
All students who do not have health insurance are encouraged to purchase the SFA Sponsored Student Accident and Sickness Insurance Plan, commonly known as Student Insurance. This is low cost health insurance designed for students and their dependents. For more information on the Student Insurance plan, please contact the SFA Student Health Services at (936) 468-4008, or visit the Student Health Services website.