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The Best Value
Your degree from Rollins is a great investment in your future and career. Rollins graduates have a 96% placement rate six months after graduation. Our vast network of alumni, applied learning experiences, and career counselors prepare our students for impactful careers in public health.
Funding Your Degree
Funding a graduate school education requires commitment and investment. At Rollins, we partner with students to help identify resources that will support your educational investment. The Rollins School of Public Health offers one of the lowest tuition rates when compared to other top schools of public health in the nation. We are committed to supporting our students through a variety of financial aid resources.
Tuition
Tuition Rates For 2025-2026
| Degree Program | Length of Degree Program | Full Time Semester Rate [1-2]* |
|---|---|---|
| Master of Public Health | 4 Semesters | $21,632 |
| Master of Public Health (Accelerated) | 3 Semesters | $28,986 |
| Master of Science in Public Health | 4 Semesters | $25,093 |
| Dual Degree Program | 2 Semesters in Public Health | $33,529 |
| Accelerated MPH for External Graduate/Professional Programs** | 2 Semesters in Public Health | $33,529 |
| Part-time students (less than 9 credit hours) - Master of Public Health/Master of Science in Public Health | Based on the number of credit hours completed per semester | $2,060/credit hour |
| Part-time Online MPH students (less than 9 credit hours) | Based on the number of credit hours completed per semester | $2,060/credit hour |
| Doctor of Public Health | Based on the number of credit hours completed per semester | $1,311/credit hour |
| Graduate in Residence | See Note [3] | $1,100 |
[1] All full-time degree-seeking students (with the exception of the distance program) are charged the semester rate.
[2] The full-time semester rate is based on enrollment of nine credit hours or more.
[3] During summer semesters, the hourly rate goes into effect when students sign up for coursework above the three or four semester-program plans, or if they enroll in eight credit hours or less.
*FY2025-2026 tuition rates are subject to change upon further review of market conditions within these programs.
**The dual degree (2 semester tuition rate) is charged for the Accelerated MPH for External Graduate/Professional Degree Program (2 semesters).
You can also visit the Emory University Office of Financial Aid's website for a Graduate Student Full Cost of Attendance overview.
Other Costs
One-time fees:
- $350 administrative fee for entering students
- $70 transcript fee for entering students
Online fees:
- $500.00 per semester (for students enrolled in 5+ credit hours)
- $250.00 per semester (for students enrolled in less than 5 credit hours)
Recreation and athletic: $171.00 per semester
Activity: $105.00 per semester
Health and wellness: $130.00 per semester
All full-time Rollins students (enrolled in 9 or more credit hours) are required to have health insurance. Students must either purchase the Emory University Student Health Insurance Plan (offered by Aetna/The Chickering Group) or provide documentation of enrollment in a comparable United States domiciled health insurance plan. Read more about the health plan
Health Insurance costs for 2025-2026 are estimated to be $2,687 per semester.
Most students are not enrolled for the summer semester. Those that are will be charged the following summer semester fees:
- Recreation and athletic: $171.00 per semester
- Health and wellness: $130.00 per semester
Cost of Attendance
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Overview of the Cost to Attend
The Rollins School of Public Health has one of the lowest tuition costs in comparison to many of our peers ranked in the top 10 schools of public health. Our students receive a world-class education in an affordable city. The charts below represent the total cost of attendance for the Rollins School of Public Health. Costs provided represent the budget for full-time, on-campus programs.
2025-2026 Cost of Attendance
All figures represent the cost per semester for MPH/MSPH degrees. Living expenses, books, transportation and supply expenses can vary depending on student preferences and lifestyle choices.
| Item | Four-Semester MPH | Three-Semester MPH | Two-Semester Dual Degree | Four-Semester MSPH |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Tuition* | $21,632 | $28,986 | $33,529 | $25,093 |
| University Fees* | $406 in total ($105–Activities, $171–Athletic, $130 Health and Wellness) | One time fees($70 transcript, $350 1st-year admin) | ||
| Living Expenses | $13,842 | This figure reflects a moderate living expense in the Atlanta area based on a College Board survey. | ||
| Books and Supplies | $152 | Includes text books, printing, copying, computer purchasing, and other supplies for class. | ||
| Health Insurance | $2,687 | Health insurance is required of all degree seeking students. Students may request a waiver from the University health insurance program if they are enrolled in a comparable program with another vendor. | ||
| Loan Fees | $647 | Fee assessed to process financial aid loans by vendor (Fall Semester). | ||
| Transportation | $1,100 | Parking tag fee to park in Michael Street Parking Deck. | ||
*FY2026-2027 tuition rates are subject to change upon further review of market conditions within these programs
2024-2025 Estimated Total Cost of Attendance by Degree Program
All figures represent the cost per semester for MPH/MSPH degrees. Living expenses, books, transportation and supply expenses can vary depending on student preferences and lifestyle choices.
| Program | Total Cost |
|---|---|
| MPH | $81,434 |
| Accelerated MPH for External Graduate/Professional Programs | $96,142 |
| MSPH | $88,356 |
| Dual Degree | $105,228 |
*These costs represent the estimated 2025 cost of attendance. Expenses are expected to increase slightly for 2026-27
You can also visit the Emory University Office of Financial Aid's website for a graduate student full cost of attendance overview.
Financing Your Degree
For financial aid, FAFSA, or direct loan questions, please contact Emory University’s Office of Financial Aid at finaid@emory.edu or 404-727-6039.
Satisfactory Academic Progress
Federal regulations require that students receiving financial aid maintain satisfactory academic progress, which will be monitored by the Office of Financial Aid. All students who receive financial aid—whether from federal, state, or Emory-funded sources—must be enrolled degree candidates in good standing to retain financial aid awards.
Aid recipients must meet certain quantitative and qualitative measures and complete their programs within a maximum time frame. The definition and criteria to maintain Satisfactory Academic Progress are described in this linked online document. If you have questions regarding this policy please email to gradfinaid@emory.edu.
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