Medical school tuition for non-residents will be one of your biggest medical school costs, here is a listing of each medical school along with the nonresident rates for each medical school.

Use this information to compare medical school tuition rates and determine if you'll need medical school scholarships, a medical school loan or another form of financial aid for medical school to help you pay for your education.

Try to avoid loans and look for additional financial aid for medical school or medical school grants first.

Here's the listing of medical schools by State along with the medical school tuition for nonresidents. Please note the medical school tuition listed is based on Out-of-State Residents.

Alabama

• University of Alabama $58,590
• University of South Alabama $39,757

Arizona

• University of Arizona $42,670

Arkansas

• University of Arkansas $35,960

California

• Southern Cal-Keck $46,410
• Loma Linda University $40,668
• Stanford University $44,196
• University of California, Davis $12,245
• University of California, Irvine $12,245
• University of California, Los Angeles - Geffen $12,245
• University of California, San Diego $12,245
• University of California, San Francisco $12,245

Colorado

• University of Colorado $28,207

Connecticut

• University of Connecticut $46,062
• Yale University $45,600

District of Columbia

• George Washington University $48,687
• Georgetown University $43,616
• Howard University $35,010

Florida

• FIU Wertheim $54,150
• Florida State University $50,004
• University of Central Florida $20,600
• University of Florida $55,372
• University of Miami - Miller $38,504
• University of South Florida $49,355

Georgia

• Emory University $43,300
• Medical College of Georgia $40,656
• Mercer University $N/a
• Morehouse School of Medicine $34,457

Hawaii

• University of Hawaii - Burns $56,184

Illinois

• Chicago Medical School at Rosalind Franklin $45,508
• Loyola University - Stritch $41,200
• Northwestern University - Feinberg $44,693
• Rush University $46,272
• Southern Illinois University $75,558
• University of Chicago - Pritzker $40,627
• University of Illinois $68,420

Indiana

• Indiana University $42,981

Iowa

• University of Iowa - Carver $44,516

Kansas

• University of Kansas $46,824

Kentucky

• University of Kentucky $53,282
• University of Louisville $42,820

Louisiana

• Louisiana State University - New Orleans $29,134
• Louisiana State University - Shreveport $28,853
• Tulane University $47,400

Maryland

• Johns Hopkins University $41,200
• Uniformed Services University $0
• University of Maryland $46,571

Massachusetts

• Boston University $48,116
• Harvard Medical School $45,050
• Tufts University $52,332
• University of Massachusetts N/a

Michigan

• Michigan State University $55,299
• Oakland University N/a
• University of Michigan $43,954
• Wayne State University $59,430

Minnesota

• Mayo Medical School $32,620
• University of Minnesota $41,319

Mississippi

• University of Mississippi N/a

Missouri

• Saint Louis University $45,600
• University of Missouri-Columbia $47,236
• University of Missouri-Kansas City $56,279
• Washington University in St. Louis $48,800

Nebraska

• Creighton University $46,752
• University of Nebraska $60,250

Nevada

• University of Nevada $37,358

New Hampshire

• Dartmouth Medical School $45,075

New Jersey

• UMDNJ - New Jersey $49,657
• UMDNJ - Robert Wood Johnson $49,657

New Mexico

• University of New Mexico $46,347

New York

• Albany Medical College $48,226
• Albert Einstein $40,374
• Columbia University $46,212
• Hofstra North Shore-LIJ N/a
• Mount Sinai $38,126
• New York Medical College $45,140
• New York University $42,128
• State University of New York Downstate $48,770
• State University of New York Upstate $48,770
• Stony Brook University $48,770
• University at Buffalo $40,640
• University of Rochester $41,400
• Weill Cornell Medical College $45,543

North Carolina

• Brody at East Carolina University $35,432
• Duke University $44,482
• University of North Carolina $36,955
• Wake Forest University $40,575

North Dakota

• University of North Dakota $44,644

Ohio

• Case Western Reserve $47,730
• Northeastern Ohio Universities $58,944
• Ohio State University $45,975
• University of Toledo $56,846
• University of Cincinnati $46,170
• Wright State - Boonshoft $42,770

Oklahoma

• University of Oklahoma $44,816

Oregon

• Oregon $46,677

Pennsylvania

• Drexel University $45,540
• Jefferson Medical College $46,003
• Pennsylvania State University $48,812
• Temple University $53,468
• Commonwealth Medical College $42,000
• University of Pennsylvania $43,960
• University of Pittsburgh $41,994

Puerto Rico

• Ponce School of Medicine $33,625
• San Juan Bautista $20,000
• Universidad Central del Caribe $29,200
• University of Puerto Rico $17,671

Rhode Island

• Warren Alpert Medical School of Brown University $43,064

South Carolina

• Medical University South Carolina $55,936
• University of South Carolina $67,162

South Dakota

• South Dakota - Sanford $41,417

Tennessee

• East Tennessee - Quillen $50,836
• Meharry Medical College $34,776
• University of Tennessee $43,476
• Vanderbilt University $39,900

Texas

• Baylor College of Medicine $19,650
• Texas A & M $24,270
• Texas Tech - Foster $25,650
• Texas Tech $25,650
• University of Texas - Galveston $26,175
• University of Texas - Houston $23,875
• University of Texas - San Antonio $19,650
• University of Texas - Southwestern $27,310

Utah

• University of Utah $50,464

Vermont

• University of Vermont $49,780

Virginia

• Eastern Virginia $53,150
• University of Virginia $45,879
• Virginia Commonwealth University $40,864
• Virginia Tech Carilion $40,000

Washington

• University of Washington $51,450

West Virginia

• Marshall University - Edwards $44,360
• West Virginia University $43,136

Wisconsin

• Medical College of Wisconsin $41,311
• University of Wisconsin $33,704

Please note that although the medical school tuition for nonresidents is listed there are additional fees which you must consider when determining how much financial aid for medical school you will require.

You may notice that some of the medical school tuition rates seem extremely high, particularly at some of the public institutions. These public institutions have high medical school costs because they want to discourage students from out of state from attending, their goal is to train doctors who will practice in the state where they went to medical school.