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Full-time graduate students on the Danforth Campus are automatically enrolled in (and billed for) the basic student health insurance plan at a cost of $2,500 &＃8211; unless proof of comparable coverage is provided from domestic students. International students are not eligible to waive out of the insurance plan and must pay the $2,500 insurance fee. For details about available plans or waiving options, visit Student Health Services.  (Health insurance fees are pending state approval and are subject to change.) More complete information about other estimated costs and the Cost of Attendance can be found here and international students can read more about their financial enrollment requirements here. Domestic StudentsCOST OF ATTENDANCE The cost of attendance is an estimated value that accounts for major costs associated with studying at the Brown School and is meant to guide students in making informed financial decisions regarding their enrollment. The value is set by the Brown School and includes mandatory tuition and fees, along with the estimated cost of books, supplies, room, board, transportation, professional costs, and personal expenses. 2024-2025 MPH cost of attendance is $69,280 ($42,640 annual tuition + $766 mandatory fees + $26,640 estimated living expenses) Domestic students may borrow up to the cost of attendance, but reducing living expenses and finding other funding sources can impact the need for these loans.  Students are typically able to fund their degree through a combination of Brown School Scholarship awarded at the time of admission, external scholarships, part-time employment, personal savings, family support, and federal financial aid. Read more about the Cost of Attendance. FEDERAL FINANCIAL AID AND FAFSA Domestic students wishing to be considered for federal financial aid or federal work study must complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). It is the student’s responsibility to complete all necessary documents and meet required deadlines.  The FAFSA code for Washington University in St. Louis is 002520. If you are eligible for federal loans and work study based on your FAFSA results, the Office of Student Financial Services will offer a loan package up to the cost of attendance for that academic year. Students can accept, decrease, or decline their loan package based on their funding plan and other sources of funding. For additional information about student loans and work study, visit Federal Financial Aid.  Questions about financial aid? Contact the Brown School Office of Student Financial Services. International Studentslawfully document their ability to meet all educational and living expenses while studying in the U.S. before the University can issue visa documents. The total amount international students are required to document for the first year of their program includes mandatory tuition and fees, student health insurance, and estimated living expenses set by Washington University. 2024-2025 MPH students must document $68,865 in available funding For additional information about the Affidavit of Financial Support and international funding requirements, visit International Student Resources. MPH Tuition and FeesMPH External Funding OpportunitiesMPH Federal Financial AidMPH ScholarshipsMPH Work OpportunitiesMPH Yellow Ribbon Post-9/11 GI Bill BenefitsPaul D. 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