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I'm currently at JU right now and I wish the tuition was $438 per credit hour. That is actually how much each additional hour cost if you're taking more than 18 credits. Besides that tuition is a set price for full time classes (12 to 18 credits) and that is $14,550 per semester. You won't be in school for the summer so the set price for the year is about $29,000 for the Fall and Spring. This is everyone's price so you're looking at about $72,000 for the whole education. Don't worry though, your financial aid and loans will take care of everything.

Yes my schedule is changing in the Fall. The Fall semester consists of 8 week classes instead of 6 week classes. There are afternoon classes too but you may just have to leave your schedule open. I'm sorry, I'm not trying to intimidate you. The Fall is definitely a little less intense than the summer due to a 2 week difference. A little advice, start working on your anatomy, I wish someone told me this ahead of time.

OMG, where do I start. Right now, my classes are from 9am-12:30pm Monday through Thursday but we have been taking exams on Fridays. We have been coming to some if the classes at 8am bc of the professors. Its crazy, keep your schedule open and you're gonna need plenty of time for studying. I have a 2 year old so I know how it is. You might as well enroll her in day care full time M-F.

Hello, I am currently in the program now and I will be totally honest with you. You may not have time to have a job. You're going to be taking 2 classes the first 8 weeks and 3 classes the second 8 weeks. The program is very time consuming and it might be best if you don't have any outside distractions because you have to maintain a 75% test average in order to pass the class. Hope this helps.

I think if you just sign in to My JU, you will see whether or not you have emails on the first page after you sign in. It's hard to explain but the best thing to do is call the IT department, they're really helpful.

I just paid my deposit the other day and got my account set up. They said new students cant register for classes until April 16.

I honestly don't think there is any way to get the tuition fully paid for without getting a loan. Look at the bright side, you'll be getting paid good money after graduation and the loan will be worth it. It's so hard to get into these programs and its worth it.

I only had a 3.69 overall GPA. I don't think there is an average GPA. I've read on other forums of someone getting accepted with a 2.9.

Hi everyone, I also received an acceptance letter for the transfer program. I'm really excited to meet everyone and get started.

Hello everyone, I was just wondering if anyone had their interview yet and how did it go? My interview is on Feb 13th and I am super nervous.