The Integrated Graduate program costs are outlined below. For estimates of variable program-associated expenses.
Program costs
| UW-Madison Graduate School Application Fee | $75 |
| UW-Madison Document Fee (one-time) | $130 |
| Program Fee | $900 |
| Tuition to UW-Madison | $30,600 |
| Books and supplies | $300-500 |
| AND Membership (required) | $58 |
| Housing (per month) | $1,000-1,300 |
| Utilities, phone, etc. (per month) | $800 |
| Transportation (per month) | $60 |
Additional information related to program costs
- Students can receive a free Metro bus pass. Parking is limited on campus and requires application and payment. Some rotations are off-site and will require transportation outside of the Madison Metro service area. These distances are within a 60-minute drive. Costs of transportation will vary by student choice.
- Students are responsible for the cost of their own food.
- Tuition costs for the program do not include segregated fees. Therefore, access to University Health Services or health care access to UW Hospitals and Clinics is not provided. Students are encouraged to have healthcare insurance.
- Miscellaneous: Registration, travel, housing or eating expenses for attendance at professional meetings
- Students are employees of the Department of Culinary and Clinical Nutrition Services and may apply for special project work for additional income. Work areas may include the milk and formula lab, patient meals, call center or assisting patients with meal selections.
- Students might be eligible for student loans. Financial aid is available through UW-Madison. To view eligibility requirements and complete your FASFA, visit https://financialaid.wisc.edu/
- Tuition is charged on a semester basis for enrolled credits at a rate of $900 per credit hour.