Total tuition cost is based on the current academic year and depends on a number of factors, including transfer credits, repeated courses, and additional electives. Typically, students complete 60 credits at NWHSU to graduate with an estimated tuition cost of $27,600. The Foundations of Integrative Care course is a free 1 credit course for our students.

Financial aid covers much more than tuition. Our scholarships, grants, and loans help you fully fund your student experience. Funds can be used to cover:

• Tuition and fees normally assessed by a student carrying the same academic workload
• Allowance for books, supplies, transportation and miscel­laneous personal expenses
• Allowance for food and housing
• Allowance for dependent care costs for students with dependents
• Allowance for one-time direct costs of obtaining a first professional license or certificate for students who are enrolled in a program that requires such professional licensure or certification.

Outlined above are estimates for indirect costs of attendance per trimester, which are not paid to NWHSU. These costs are used as a component to assist you with calculating your eligibility for financial aid. NWHSU encourages its potential students to create a monthly budget as trimester costs may vary by student and program and may help provide a more detailed outlook on financial factors outside of direct education expenses.

For more information, contact the Financial Aid Office.