M.S. in Human Performance and Rehabilitation Sciences cost and finances
| Tuition Credit Hr Rate | Resident | Nonresident | Student service fees |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2026–27 | $463 | $694 | $621.92 |
| 2027–28 | $472 | $708 | $634.00 |
| Breakdown of costs | Resident | Nonresident | Fees |
|---|---|---|---|
| Fall 2026 (9) | $4,167 | $6,246 | $621.92 |
| Spring 2027 (9) | $4,167 | $6,246 | $621.92 |
| Fall 2027 (6) | $2,832 | $4,248 | $634.00 |
| Spring 2028 (6) | $2.832 | $4,248 | $634.00 |
| Total investment | $13,998 | $20,988 | $2,511.94 |
Review the Rules Determining Resident and Nonresident Student Status to understand what determines Indiana residency.
| Fee | Estimated cost |
|---|---|
| Graduate application fee | $70 |
| Student annual parking permit | $377 |
| International student visa processing fee (if applicable) | $186.50 |
| Textbooks per semester (required texts) | Estimated $1,000 |
| Crimson card ID (mandatory) | No cost (replacement card $25) |
Financial aid and assistantships
If you are a top student with excellent academic records and strong potential to make valuable contributions to teaching and research, you can earn financial assistance as a graduate or teaching assistant. Full financial assistance pays tuition fees, student health insurance, and a 12-month stipend.
*Please note: The number of assistantships vary from year to year based on the previous two-years admission cohorts. Applying for an assistantship does not guarantee you will be awarded one.