Fees
TUITION AND FEES
The tuition and fees for a full-time graduate student at Texas Wesleyan University are as follows:
Full-time students (12-16 hours) per semester ..........................$642/hr
Part-time students (1-11 hours) per semester ............................$642/hr
General Fees ......................................................................................$40/hr
Technology fee ...................................................................................$16/hr
Phase II Clinical Fee per Semester ...............................................$325
Audit fees per class ...........................................................................$150
WebCT fees per class.......................................................................$50
On-line fees per class.......................................................................$30
The following approximate amounts are in addition to Texas Wesleyan University’s tuition/fees.
| University health insurance | Variable |
| Textbooks | 2,500 |
| Program application fee | 30 |
| Vehicle registration | 15 |
| Graduate fee | 50 |
| Pre-cordial monitoring stethoscope | 10 |
| Custom molded earpiece | 50 |
| Associate membership fee in the American Association of Nurse Anesthetists | 100 |
| Laryngoscope blades | 50 |
| Handle (optional) | 25 |
| Initial certification fee** | 700 |
| Peripheral nerve stimulator | 150 |
| Name tag | 7.50 |
| Lab coat | 40 |
| Stethoscope | 40 |
| Advanced Nurse Practitioner endorsement** | 75-200 |
| Housing during rotations | Variable |
**As of 12/01/07
ALL COSTS ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT WRITTEN NOTICE.
The student is responsible for all books, supplies, and equipment as required by instructors.
The RRNA is provided with operating room attire during clinical instruction in both Phase I and Phase II except at a few rotation sites.
RRNAs must provide a white lab coat.
Most students will be required to rotate to enrichment health care facilities to meet all clinical requirements for graduation. Rotations may be local to or distant from the student's primary site. If a student rotates to a distant site, all costs including transportation, licensure and housing may be the student's responsibility.
COMPUTER REQUIREMENTS
The student must have access to a computer that will provide e-mail, Internet access and a printer. Class syllabi, notes and streaming video recordings of the lectures are posted on-line. Accessing and printing class material is the students’ responsibility. Phase II class material will include on-line testing and communication with the University. The student will be required to check their course web site at least once weekly. Lecture back up video is available only with high-speed Internet access.
The computer should be less than three years old, use Windows 98 or newer operating system and run newer versions of Microsoft Office. All material is posted in IBM compatible format, MAC users are responsible for their own compatibility issues. The Universities’ resources are limited and should not be viewed as a mechanism to meet this need.
