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At Manchester University, graduate study offers more than career advancement—we’re all about personal growth and making lifelong connections. Experience meaningful mentoring, dynamic learning, and professional opportunities designed to empower your next career move. Your future success starts here!


It’s truly exciting to see such a dynamic group excel within the same program! Thank you Manchester University for bringing us together! Go Spartans!
Allison Horner, Master of Business Administration
Graduate & Professional Programs
Whether advancing your career in pharmacy, physical therapy, athletic training, business, nutrition, or nursing, MU provides a supportive environment to help you confidently achieve your professional goals.
Manchester University’s innovative graduate, professional, and dual-degree PLUS programs offer personalized mentorship, flexible pathways, and cutting-edge experiences in healthcare, business, and science.Â

Fort Wayne Campus
A Modern Hub for Healthcare Excellence
Located in Fort Wayne’s thriving medical corridor, Manchester University’s campus offers cutting-edge technology and contemporary, flexible learning environments. With specialized laboratories, collaborative spaces, and proximity to leading healthcare institutions, you’ll gain the practical experience and connections necessary to advance your healthcare career.


International Students
Manchester University welcomes international students into select graduate programs, offering world-class personalized support, advanced education, and hands-on experiences. Explore our globally recognized degrees, and discover how Manchester can empower your future success in the U.S. and around the world.


Tuition and Fees, COA and Scholarships
Graduate school is a major commitment, and we’re here to help you navigate the financial side of that journey. From tuition and fees to living expenses, transportation, meals, and supplies, we want you to clearly understand the full cost of attendance so you can plan with confidence.

Master of Athletic Training (MAT)
Tuition Fees/Credit Hour
Tuition and Fees | |
Tuition (per credit hour) | $665 |
MAT Facility Fee (per credit hour) | Â $50 |
Other Fees and Charges | |
ATTR 512:Â Â Clinical Skills I – CPR Certification | Â $Â 50 |
ATTR 512:Â Â Clinical Skills I – Gastron Training:Â MI | $Â 300 |
ATTR 612:Â Clinical Skills III – CPR Certification | $Â 50 |
ATTR 655:Â Â Preparation for Professional Practice | $ 215 |
Audit Fee per Credit Hour Graduate/Professional Classes | $Â 100 |
Cost of Attendance
The figures in the table below are estimates, and do not represent actual charges from Manchester. Exact cost will vary based on:
- Enrollment status
- Housing/meal plan choices
- Residential or non-residential
- Program and/or course fees
Annual FT Budget |  Off Campus |  With Family |
Tuition | $21,945 | $21,945 |
Technology Fee | $1,650 | $1,650 |
Housing/Food Allowance | $19,170 | $9,585 |
Books/Supplies | $1,500 | $1,500 |
Transportation | $3,300 | $5,400 |
Personal/Miscellaneous | $3,510 | $1,119 |
Background Check/Drug Screening | $50 | $50 |
Immunizations | Â $300 | $300 |
Loan Fees | $1,523 | $1,105 |
Additional Cost Considerations
Computers and Laptops
Students must have a computer or laptop that meets technology requirements prior to the start of courses. A new computer or laptop is not required.
Automotive Insurance (varies based on state requirements, coverage, driving history, etc.)Â
$531 – National average annual cost of minimum coverage
Medical Exams and Immunizations
Cost varies per health insurance coverage.
Living Expenses (housing, food, car, etc)
Costs will vary depending on student location and choice of housing. Cost of living can be estimated at Bankrate
Health Insurance Costs
Proof of health insurance is required for entry into and progression through the MAT Program. Though not included in the cost of attendance figures above, students should budget for health insurance coverage. Based on a student survey from February 2015, the average cost of health insurance for Manchester students was $2,000/year. Health insurance is not offered through the University; students are directed to the Healthcare Marketplace for health insurance options.
Scholarship Opportunities
Manchester University athletic training students have historically been very competitive for the following external scholarship awards:
Master of Business Administration (MBA)
Tuition Fees/Credit Hour
Annual costs are listed in the table below. MU alumni, faculty, staff, current students, graduate students as well as family members of MU employees receive a 20% discount on tuition. Students considering the 3+1 Program (completing their undergrad degree alongside the MBA) must declare by their sophomore year with a $100 fee to hold their slot in the program.
MBA Program Costs | Â 20% Discount | ||||
Tuition per Credit Hour | $500 | Â $400 | |||
MBA Facility Fee (per credit hour) | 35 | Â 35 |
Cost of Attendance
The figures in the table below are estimates, and do not represent actual charges from Manchester. Exact cost will vary based on:
- Enrollment status
- Housing/meal plan choices
- Residential or non-residential
- Program and/or course fees
Cost of Attendance 9+ Credit Hours  |  Off Campus |  With Family |
Tuition | $4,500 | $4,500 |
Non-Residential Facility Fee | $315 | $315 |
Housing/Food Allowance | $6,390 | $3,195 |
Books/Supplies | $750 | $750 |
Transportation/Personal/Miscellaneous | $1,170 | $372 |
Loan Fees | $230 | $97 |
Cost of Attendance 5-8 Credit Hours |  Off Campus |  With Family |
Tuition (Based on 6 credit hours) | $3,000 | $3,000 |
Non-Residential Facility Fee | $210 | $210 |
Housing/Food Allowance | $3,195 | $1,598 |
Books/Supplies | $375 | $375 |
Transportation/Personal/Miscellaneous | $585 | $186 |
Loan Fees | $78 | $57 |
Master of Science in Nutrition & Nutrigenomics (MSNGx)
Tuition Fees/Credit Hour
NGx Tuition | |
Tuition per credit hour | $850 |
Technology Fee (per credit hour) | Â $85 |
- CDR Exam $200
Cost of Attendance
The figures in the table below are estimates, and do not represent actual charges from Manchester. Exact cost will vary based on:
- Enrollment status
- Housing/meal plan choices
- Residential or non-residential
- Program and/or course fees
Annual FT Budget |  Off Campus |  With Family |
Tuition | $20,400 | $20,400 |
Technology Fee | $2,040 | $2,040 |
Housing/Food Allowance | $12,780 | $6,390 |
Books/Supplies | $1,000 | $1,000 |
Transportation | $2,924 | $2,924 |
Personal/Miscellaneous | $2,340 | $744 |
Loan Fees | $1,104 | $767 |
Estimated Student Costs
- Application Fee $50
- Transcripts $0-24
- Technology Fee $1,516
- Criminal Background Check/Drug Screening $120
- Experiential Site Required Attire $50-100
- Books $1,000
- BLS Certification $60-125
- Annual Student Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics Membership $58
- CDR Exam $200
Additional Costs Considerations
Computers and Laptops
Students must have a computer or laptop that meets technology requirements prior to the start of courses. A new computer or laptop is not required.
Travel to and from Supervised Experiential Learning Sites
Varies based on choice of residence and SEL sites. 30-100 mile roundtrip commute may cost $115-$385/month. Use this helpful tool to estimate your commute.
Automotive Insurance (varies based on state requirements, coverage, driving history, etc.)Â
$531 – National average annual cost of minimum coverage
Medical Exams and Immunizations
Cost varies per health insurance coverage.
Living Expenses (housing, food, car, etc)
Costs will vary depending on student location and choice of housing. Cost of living can be estimated at Bankrate
Program Resource Costs
- Professional Liability Insurance
- HIPAA Training
- Bloodborne Pathogens Training
- eNCPT Subscription
- EHRGo Subscription
Health Insurace Costs
Proof of health insurance is required for entry into and progression through the MSNGx Program as part of the supervised experiential learning component. Though not included in the cost of attendance figures above, students should budget for health insurance coverage. Based on a student survey from February 2015, the average cost of health insurance for Manchester students was $2,000/year. Health insurance is not offered through the University; students are directed to the Healthcare Marketplace for health insurance options.
Discretionary Costs
Optional Elective NUTR 592 NGx Lab
- Tuition $800
- Lab $500
Other Discretionary Costs
- Travel to Manchester University Fort Wayne varies depending on distance and mode of travel.
- Housing in Fort Wayne for 1 week varies depending on the need. Estimates at area accommodations include:
- Hilton Garden Inn Fort Wayne North – $129/night
- Home2 Suites by Hilton Fort Wayne North – $119/night
- Hampton Inn Fort Wayne / Dupont Road – $89/night
- Comfort Suites – $79/night
- Meal expenses for 1 week will vary depending on your personal preferences.
Scholarship Opportunities
- The Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics Foundation offers several scholarship opportunities.
- State and Regional Affiliates of the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics offer scholarships as well. Check your local associations for more information.
- Collegiate and Professional Sports Dietitians Association Scholarships
Master of Science in Pharmacogenomics (MSPGx)
Tuition Fees/Credit Hour
Pharmacogenomics Graduate Program Charges
On-Site, Online, and Certificate Program Tuition/Fees | |
Tuition per credit hour | $850 |
Technology Fee (per credit hour) | Â $85 |
PGx 592 Lab | $530 |
Cost of Attendence
The figures in the table below are estimates, and do not represent actual charges from Manchester. Exact cost will vary based on:
- Enrollment status
- Housing/meal plan choices
- Residential or non-residential
- Program and/or course fees
Pharmacogenomics Online | Â Off Campus | Â With Family |
Tuition (18 Hours) | $15,300 | $15,300 |
Non Residential Facility Fee | $1,530 | $1,530 |
Housing/Food Allowance | $8,526 | $4,263 |
Books/Supplies | $375 | $375 |
Transportation | $0 | $0 |
Personal/Miscellaneous | $1,566 | $498 |
Loan Fees | $504 | $279 |
Pharmacogenomics On-site | Â Off Campus | Â With Family |
Tuition – 10 Credit Hours | $25,500 | $25,500 |
Non Residential Facility Fee | $2,634 | $2,634 |
Housing/Food Allowance | $17,052 | $8,526 |
Books/Supplies | $999 | $999 |
Transportation | $6,375 | $6,375 |
Personal/Miscellaneous | $3,120 | $996 |
Loan Fees | $1,704 | $1,254 |
Estimated Student Costs
- Application Fee $50
- Transcripts $0-24
- Technology Fee $1,516
- Criminal Background Check/Drug Screening $120
- Experiential Site Required Attire $50-100
- Books $1,000
- BLS Certification $60-125
- Annual Student Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics Membership $58
- CDR Exam $200
Additional Costs Considerations
Computers and Laptops
Students must have a computer or laptop that meets technology requirements prior to the start of courses. A new computer or laptop is not required.
Automotive Insurance (varies based on state requirements, coverage, driving history, etc.)Â
$531 – National average annual cost of minimum coverage
Medical Exams and Immunizations
Cost varies per health insurance coverage.
Living Expenses (housing, food, car, etc)
Costs will vary depending on student location and choice of housing. Cost of living can be estimated at BankrateÂ
Discretionary Costs
Optional Elective NUTR 592 PGX/NGx Lab
- Tuition $800
- Lab $500
Other Discretionary Costs
- Travel to Manchester University Fort Wayne varies depending on distance and mode of travel.
- Housing in Fort Wayne for 1 week varies depending on the need. Estimates at area accommodations include:
- Hilton Garden Inn Fort Wayne North – $129/night
- Home2 Suites by Hilton Fort Wayne North – $119/night
- Hampton Inn Fort Wayne / Dupont Road – $89/night
- Comfort Suites – $79/night
- Meal expenses for 1 week will vary depending on your personal preferences.
Program Resource Costs
- Professional Liability Insurance
- HIPAA Training
- Bloodborne Pathogens Training
Doctor of Pharmacy (Pharm.D.)
Tuition Fees/Credit Hour
Tuition and fees for students in their P1, P2, and P3 Year | |
Tuition – Full Time (per credit hour) | $1,215 |
Technology Fee (per credit hour) | Â 45 |
 Enrollment Deposit | 250 |
Other Fees and Charges | |
 Tuition – Part-time rate (less than 12 credit hours) | $1,215 |
 Enrollment Deposit | $250 |
Tuition and Fees for Students in Their P4 Year | |
Tuition (per credit hour) | $1,189 |
Technology Fee (per credit hour) | Â $45 |
Cost of Attendence
The figures in the table below are estimates, and do not represent actual charges from Manchester. Exact cost will vary based on:
- Enrollment status
- Housing/meal plan choices
- Residential or non-residential
- Program and/or course fees
Annual FT Budget |  Off Campus |  With Family |
Books/Supplies | $430 | $430 |
Background Check/Drug Screening | $120 | $120 |
Immunizations | Â $300 | $300 |
Loan Fees | $1,540 | $1,261 |
Health Insurance
Proof of health insurance is required for entry into and progression through the Doctor of Pharmacy Program as part of the experiential education component. Though not included in the cost of attendance figures above, students should budget for health insurance coverage. Based on a student survey from February 2015, the average cost of health insurance for Manchester students was $2,000/year. Health insurance is not offered through the University; students are directed to the Healthcare Marketplace for health insurance options.Â
Planning for Payments
P1, P2, P3 Year |
Students entering P1, P2, or P3 years will make two payments of tuition and fees to cover fall and spring semesters
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Date |
Forms/Payments/Deadlines
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October 1 |
The FAFSA form is available for students to complete online.
Be sure to list Manchester University’s federal school code 001820 in order for us to receive your FAFSA data. |
April 15
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Deadline for completion of FAFSA for Indiana residents. Check the deadline that corresponds with your state of residence.
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Early June
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Financial Aid Notifications for students entering their P1, P2, or P3 years are available online via Manchester’s ChetNet. A Statement of Account will be posted to the Spartan Self-Service > Student Account Center on ChetNet shortly thereafter.
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July 20
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Payments due for students entering their P1, P2, or P3 year.
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December 20
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Payments due for students entering their P1, P2, or P3 year.
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 May 20, 2022 |  Payments due for dual degree students entering their P1, P2, or P3 year. |
** | Please note that incoming P1 students with less than 72 college credit hours do not qualify for the same aid programs, and may need to apply for additional loans to cover the cost of attendance. |
P4 Year
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Students entering their P4 year will pay tuition and fees in three semesters: summer, fall, and spring.
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Date
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Forms/Payments/Deadlines
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October 1
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The FAFSA form is available for students to complete online.
Be sure to list Manchester University’s federal school code 001820 in order for us to receive your FAFSA data. |
April 15
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Deadline for completion of FAFSA for Indiana residents. Check the deadline that corresponds with your state of residence.
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Early May
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Financial Aid Notifications for students entering their P4 year are available online via the Manchester’s ChetNet. A Statement of Account will be posted to the Spartan Self-Service > Student Account Center on ChetNet shortly thereafter.
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May 20, 2022
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Summer semester payments due for students entering their P4 year.
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July 20
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Fall semester payments due for students entering their P4 year.
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December 20
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Final payments due for students entering their P4 year.
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Doctor of Physical Therapy (DPT)
Tuition Fees/Credit Hour
DPT Tuition | |
Tuition (per credit hour) | $950 |
Technology Fee (per credit hour) | Â $50 |
Cost of Attendence
The figures in the table below are estimates, and do not represent actual charges from Manchester. Exact cost will vary based on:
- Enrollment status
- Housing/meal plan choices
- Residential or non-residential
- Program and/or course fees
Annual FT Budget |  Off Campus |  With Family |
Tuition | $37,050 | $37,050 |
Technology Fee | $1,950 | $1,950 |
Housing/Food Allowance | $19,185 | $9,594 |
Books/Supplies | $1,500 | $1,500 |
Transportation | $3,300 | $5,400 |
Personal/Miscellaneous | $3,510 | $1,119 |
Loan Fees | $2,162 | $1,744 |
Doctor of Physical Therapy Student Financial Fact Sheet

Financial Aid for Graduate Students
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