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University of New England College of Dental Medicine

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2026–27 published cost of attendance

Direct costs plus living, transportation, personal, equipment, exam and rotation costs. One rate for all students. These are budgets for different years of study in one academic year, not a guaranteed future four-year price. They already include estimated living expenses.

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Program years (planning assumption)

Year 1 total budget ($)Year 2 total budget ($)Year 3 total budget ($)Year 4 total budget ($)Annual cost increase (%)Scholarships / savings per year ($)

Your funding assumptions

Eligible for federal student loans

Uses new professional-student limits from July 2026. Eligibility and any transition exception must be confirmed with your financial aid office.

Prior graduate / professional federal borrowing ($)Other prior federal borrowing ($)Federal interest assumption (%)Private interest assumption (%)

YOUR ESTIMATE

$525,250

Total projected cost of attendance

Scholarships / savings: $0
Federal loans: $200,000
Remaining funding gap: $325,250
Debt at graduation*: $629,244
Estimated monthly payment*: $8,346

*Assumes the entire gap is financed privately, borrowing evenly through each year, no school-time payments and 10-year repayment after graduation. Simple interest estimate; excludes additional loan fees and prior debt. Interest rates are editable assumptions, not lender offers. A funding gap does not guarantee private loan approval.

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Your plan, year by year

Year	Total budget	Scholarships / savings	Federal loans	Funding gap
1	$125,920	$0	$50,000	$75,920
2	$131,975	$0	$50,000	$81,975
3	$131,975	$0	$50,000	$81,975
4	$135,380	$0	$50,000	$85,380

Planning estimate, not a financial aid award. Updated October 2, 2026. Read our sources and methodology.