2025-2026 Tuition and Fees

Tuition and fees are due at the start of each term. All fees are frontloaded; meaning fees are applied in the fall term of each year. Spring term charges consist of the second half of tuition and health insurance, if applicable. The College reserves the right to change tuition, fees, and other charges without advance notice and to make such changes applicable to present as well as future students.

Matriculation Fee: $500

Nonrefundable fee due 30 days after receipt of acceptance. The matriculation fee is applied towards the tuition and fees upon matriculation.

LECOM Erie School of Pharmacy

Tuition & Fees Pennsylvania Resident Non-Resident
Tuition – P1, P2, P3 (Classes of 2028, 2027, 2026) $32,790 $32,790
Curriculum Fee $350
Technology Fee $375
Book Fee $100
Student Government Fee (mandatory) $50
Student Disability Insurance (mandatory)* $562*
 Student Health Insurance (mandatory)** $4,452**
*Student Disability Insurance varies and is age dependent
**Student Health Insurance may be waived during the first two years of classes. It is mandatory for students on rotations, unless they have a preexisting medical condition in which they are seeking ongoing treatment.
Additional Fees (applied on an as-needed basis)
Late Tuition Payment Fee $50/week
Student ID Replacement Fee $25
Transcript Fee $20
2025-2026 Living Expenses
P1 $29,390
P2 $28,346
P3 $24,154

LECOM Bradenton School of Pharmacy

Tuition & Fees Florida Resident Non-Resident
Tuition – P1 (Class of 2029) $31,350 $32,995
Tuition – P2 (Class of 2028) $30,350 $32,995
Tuition – P3 & P4 (Classes of 2027, 2026) $29,320 $32,995
Curriculum Fee $350
Technology Fee $375
Book Fee $100
Student Government Fee (mandatory) $50
Student Disability Insurance (mandatory)* $562*
Student Health Insurance (mandatory)** $4,452**
*Student Disability Insurance varies and is age dependent
**Student Health Insurance may be waived during the first two years of classes. It is mandatory for students on rotations, unless they have a preexisting medical condition in which they are seeking ongoing treatment.
Additional Fees (applied on an as-needed basis)
Late Tuition Payment Fee $50/week
Student ID Replacement Fee $25
Transcript Fee $20
2025-2026 Living Expenses
P1 (Class of 2029) $28,423 $28,496
P2 (Class of 2028) $32,763 $32,880
P3 (Class of 2027) $27,290 $27,452
P4 (Class of 2026) $35,334 $35,497

Distance Education Pathway School of Pharmacy

Tuition & Fees Pennsylvania Resident Non-Resident
Tuition – PH-DE1, PH-DE2, PH-DE3, PH-DE4 (Classes of 2029, 2028, 2027, 2026) $31,880 $31,880
Curriculum Fee $350
Technology Fee* $1,350*
Book Fee $100
Student Government Fee (mandatory) $50
Student Disability Insurance (mandatory)** $562**
Student Health Insurance (mandatory)*** $4,452***
*An additional technology fee is assessed to Distance Education students to cover remote proctoring of examinations.
**Student Disability Insurance varies and is age dependent.
***Student Health Insurance may be waived during the first two years of classes. It is mandatory for students on rotations unless they have a preexisting medical condition in which they are seeking ongoing treatment.
Additional Fees (applied on an as-needed basis)
Late Tuition Payment Fee $50/week
Student ID Replacement Fee $25
Transcript Fee $20
2025-2026 Living Expenses
PH-DE1 (Class of 2029) $28,120
PH-DE2 (Class of 2028) $31,001
PH-DE3 (Class of 2027) $25,200
PH-DE4 (Class of 2026) $32,563

The Cost of Education Budget

The Cost of Education (COE) is the amount it will cost a student to go to school. The COE budget is calculated to show the total cost for the school year (i.e. the fall and spring terms). Programs that last a different period of time, (for instance, a 9-, 10-, 11-, or 12-month academic year) might show a COE that covers a time period other than a standard academic year.

The COE is the estimate of:

  • Tuition and fees;
  • Books, course materials, supplies, and equipment;
  • Cost of housing and food (or living expenses);
  • Transportation expenses;
  • Loan fees (excluding any loan fees for non-federal student loans);
  • Miscellaneous expenses (including a reasonable amount for the documented cost of a personal computer); and
  • Costs of obtaining a license, certification, or first professional credential