Tuition & Fees and Annual Cost of Attendance

2023-2024 Academic Year (June 2023 – May 2024)

These rates are only for the academic year indicated; tuition increases annually. Archives of prior year tuition rates can be found at the bottom of this page.

1If you are enrolled in the summer-focused MPH-45 or summer-only SM-42.5, please visit the Student Billing Policy and refer to the chart below.

2More information on the Continuation Fee (see figures and chart below) and the DrPH non-resident tuition rate can be found on our Student Billing Website.

3Information on Health Insurance waivers and family/spousal health insurance is available on HUHS website.

4Federal loan borrowers should note that an origination fee is subtracted from amounts borrowed which will average $330 for Direct Unsubsidized borrowers. This average fee amount is not included in the total indirect costs or total annual cost of attendance.

5Part-time students: Tuition for part-time students (enrolling in less than 15 credits) is generally one-half the full time tuition rate. If you are transferring in non-degree credits, please visit the Student Billing Policy for more information.

6Housing: This expense is an AVERAGE cost, and $1,786/month generally means sharing an apartment with a roommate. Monthly rates for Harvard student apartment buildings vary; for Shattuck House, ranges are $1,800-$2,350 for a 1-bedroom, $2,800-$3,000 for a 2-bedroom, and $1,400-$1,500 for a shared 2-bedroom. Off-campus housing rates vary greatly depending on but not limited to location, number of roommates, and size. Boston is considered one of the most expensive cities to live in in the US. Housing cost for students living on-campus may vary.

International students: Harvard Chan VISA certification requires international students to demonstrate specific levels of support prior to the issuance of an I-20 or DS-2019 — please note that the levels required for visa certification may be higher than COA.

Student Fees

Student Health Insurance Plan (SHIP) and Student Health Fee (SHF) are not assessed for students enrolled in the MPH-EPI, MHCM, MPH-Generalist, summer-focused, and summer-only degree programs; or for non-degree students.

Students attending summer programs are strongly encouraged to have alternative health coverage while enrolled.  Summer program students will not be assessed any health charges for the summer and should have alternative coverage should they need care during the summer.

Students with questions about the Harvard University Student Health Program can visit their website at https://hushp.harvard.edu/ , email HUSHP at mservices@huhs.harvard.edu or  call their office at 617-495-2008.

HUSHP Student Health Insurance Plan (SHIP): Fee may be waived for each semester with proof of comparable coverage. Deadlines: July 31 for Fall, January 31 for Spring. For more information, please visit the following link. $4,120 per year
HUSHP Student Health Fee (SHF): Mandatory for all resident students. A limited number of part-time students who meet certain criteria are eligible to waive the Student Health Fee. $1,408 per year
Late Registration Fee: $80
Continuation Fee: Students are expected to complete all required credits within the stated time-to-degree. Time-to-degree begins with the term a student is enrolled/matriculated. If a student enrolls in required credits beyond the time-to-degree policy, a Continuation Fee may be assessed at the beginning of each additional term of enrollment. Exceptions to assessing the Continuation Fee will be considered for extenuating circumstances by submitting the General Petition Form. varies, please see above for program specific information
Other Fees: Course materials fees, library fees, parking fees and other miscellaneous charges may be charged to the student account. varies, please check your account regularly

Family/spousal health insurance is available to all students. More information available on the HUHS website.