Department of Health Sciences
Purser Hall
(509) 963-1912
HealthSciences@cwu.edu
Program costs are calculated based on tuition and fees of 2021.22 (current tuition can be found here). Any of these costs may change without prior notice. The Dietetic Internship faculty and staff make every attempt to minimize costs to the student while maintaining quality of the program. Additional costs are associated with resources such as references that are considered to be essential for successful completion of the internship.
-Residents of the State of Washington: ~$8,685 (~$2,895/qtr)
-Nonresidents of the State of Washington: ~$25,212 (~$8404/qtr)
-DI Fees: $405 ($135/3 quarters)
As enrolled post-bacc students, CWU Dietetic Interns qualify for financial aid (as subsidized and unsubsizdized loans) and loan deferment, if loan limits have not been previously met. Please see information here on types of loans and limits https://studentaid.ed.gov/sa/types/loans/subsidized-unsubsidized
In addition, the CWU DI meets the eligibility requirements to be a Dept of Education's Gainful Employment Program and is pending approval(10/2019): Gainful Employment Program Disclosure
Interns are referred to Financial Aid Office for further information on their specific eligibility and the application process.
Information on CWU Scholarships can be found at https://www.cwu.edu/scholarships/cwu-scholarship-office-home
All current CWU interns are eligible to apply for a $500 scholarship from the CWU Nutrition Shoudy Scholarship fund, which applies directly to their student accounts.
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