Periodontics Certificate

The Advanced Education Cost of Attendance web page provides details on tuition and fees. Specific periodontics program expenses are estimated between $8,000-$9,000 for residents in year one of the program and around $1,000 in year three. Additionally, American Academy of Periodontology Student Membership is required annually.

The periodontics program does not offer a stipend or tuition waiver. The University's Office of Financial Aid website can provide information regarding types of available aid, including loans. They have dedicated advisors on all UB campuses to assist students with questions about financing their educational expenses. They are also available to meet with students one-on-one and cater financial aid requests to each individual’s needs. 

What is the annual cost of attendance (COA) for the periodontics program?
Residents in the Periodontics program are billed the standard graduate student tuition rates and fees. They also pay additional SDM clinical fees and must budget for out-of-pocket program-specific expenses that are required for program completion. 

Where can I find information regarding types of aid available for graduate students?
Visit UB's Financial Aid website to view types of aid available and things to consider when applying for financial aid.

What is the first step in the financial aid process?
The financial aid process begins with the filing of the Federal Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FASFA). UB’s school code is 002837. Read more about completing your FASFA application and the full application process.

Where can I find financial forms that need to be submitted?
Financial aid forms are available on UB's Financial Aid website.

How can I find a financial aid advisor and set up a meeting?
Financial Aid's Advising webpage has for a list of advisors, contact form, and link to a secure upload center.