The costs provided are for planning purposes only and are subject to change.
Estimated Costs
4-year BSN (all course requirements completed at Missouri State University)
Effective summer 2021.
Item | In-state (4 years) | Out-of-state (4 years) |
---|---|---|
Totals | $36,363 | $71,819 |
Application fees (School of Nursing $50, NursingCAS fee $55) |
$105 | $105 |
Tuition | $27,904 | $63,360 |
Student service fees | $4,354 | $4,354 |
Supplemental course feesA | $4000 | $4000 |
Item | Cost |
---|---|
Estimated total8 | $8,952.10-13,030.10 |
Books1 | $4,500-$8,500 |
Uniforms2 | $223.50 |
Lab supplies for Technology 1 and II for practice | $277.85-$301.85 |
Stethoscope and penlight3 | $81-$105 |
AHA Basic Life Support CPR4 | $66.50 |
Background check and drug screen for program5 | $78.50 |
Background check for licensure | $41.75 |
Background check for Dept. of Health & Senior Services |
$14 |
NCLEX application fee6 | $200 |
Validity documentation fee | $30 |
NCLEX review course | $350 |
Nursing pin/class photo (optional) | $25-$55 |
PPD/TB test7 | $64 |
Transportation and lodging to clinical sites (estimate) | $3,000 |
Item | In-state | Out-of-state |
---|---|---|
Estimated totalsB | $44,315.10-$49,393.10 | $80,771.10-$84,849.10 |
Tuition and fees | $36,363 | $71,819 |
Other program costs and expenses | $8,952.10-13,030.10 | $8,952.10-13,030.10 |
Notes
- Estimated cost over ten semesters for all course requirements completed at MSU. Cost of books varies from $450-$850 per semester
- Includes: Acute care uniform (new required), community uniform (new required), Lab coat ($30 each), name badge ($8.50 each), shoes and watch
- Estimated cost
- Certification must be current throughout program
- Cost depends on requirements
- NCLEX: National Council Licensure Examination
- Purified protein derivative/Tuberculosis (PPD/TB) test. Required annually. $25 for students
- Does not include cost of health insurance. MSU no longer offers group health insurance for domestic students. More information is available on the Magers Health and Wellness Center website. Suggestions for purchasing student health insurance include edusure.com and www.healthcare.gov
- Included are the cost of:
- Professional liability insurance
- Standardized exams given after some nursing courses and at the end of the program to assess your mastery of content. These will give you information on specific areas in which you are academically strong or need further development. Students will be responsible for any costs for remediation and retesting. Seated NCLEX-RN review course is additional student expense.
- Some disposable lab supplies
- Maintenance and updating of the Nursing Simulation Center and Skills Laboratory
- Typhon group student tracking software system
- Fees, supplies and uniform costs are subject to change and are non-refundable. Refunds are according to the University Refund Policies
Transfer BSN (Missouri State nursing courses only)
Effective summer 2020.
Item | In-state (6 semesters) | Out-of-state (6 semesters) |
---|---|---|
Totals | $20,315 | $38,043 |
Application fee (School of Nursing $50, NursingCAS fee $55) |
$105 | $105 |
Tuition | $13,952 | $31,680 |
Student service fees | $2,258 | $2,258 |
Supplemental course feesA | $4000 | $4000 |
Item | Cost |
---|---|
Estimated total8 | $7,152.10-$9,620.10 |
Books1 | $2,700-$5,100 |
Uniforms2 | $223.50 |
Lab supplies for Technology 1 and II for practice | $277.85-$301.85 |
Stethoscope and penlight3 | $81-$105 |
AHA Basic Life Support CPR4 | $66.50 |
Background check and drug screen for program5 | $78.50 |
Background check for licensure | $41.75 |
Background check for Dept. of Health & Senior Services |
$14 |
NCLEX application fee6 | $200 |
Validity documentation fee | $30 |
NCLEX review course | $350 |
Nursing pin/class photo (optional) | $25-$55 |
PPD/TB test7 | $64 |
Transportation and lodging to clinical sites (estimate) | $3,000 |
Item | In-state | Out-of-state |
---|---|---|
Estimated totalsB | $27,457.10-$29,945.10 | $45,195.10-$47,673.10 |
Tuition and fees | $20,315 | $38,043 |
Other program costs and expenses | $7,152.10-$9,620.10 | $7,152.10-$9,620.10 |
Notes
- Estimated cost over six semesters for nursing courses only. Cost of books varies from $450-$850 per semester
- Includes: Acute care uniform (new required), community uniform (new required), Lab coat ($30 each), name badge ($8.50 each), shoes and watch
- Estimated cost.
- Certification must be current throughout program
- Cost depends on requirements
- NCLEX: National Council Licensure Examination
- Purified protein derivative/Tuberculosis (PPD/TB) test. Required annually. $25 for students.
- Does not include cost of health insurance. MSU no longer offers group health insurance for domestic students. More information is available on the Magers Health and Wellness Center website. Suggestions for purchasing student health insurance include edusure.com and www.healthcare.gov
- Included are the cost of:
- Professional liability insurance
- Standardized exams given after some nursing courses and at the end of the program to assess your mastery of content. These will give you information on specific areas in which you are academically strong or need further development. Students will be responsible for any costs for remediation and retesting. Seated NCLEX-RN review course is additional student expense.
- Some disposable lab supplies
- Maintenance and updating of the Nursing Simulation Center and Skills Laboratory
- Typhon group student tracking software system
- Fees, supplies and uniform costs are subject to change and are non-refundable. Refunds are according to the University Refund Policies
Actual costs may vary
The figures provided are estimates for planning purposes only and are subject to change. These estimates do not represent your final costs at Missouri State.
Your actual expenses depend on credit hours, program, lifestyle and other factors.
Your student service fees depend on:
- The number of on-campus credit hours you take each semester.
- The total number of semesters you take.
For official tuition rates, credit hour costs or fee explanations, please refer to the detailed tuition and fees.