Cost of Attendance (Budgets & Tuition)

At the Noorda College of Osteopathic Medicine, we are driven to commit to the guiding principles of our social mission, vision, and values. College resources are applied to achieve the highest quality in our students, faculty, and programs. Balancing increases in costs with measures to stabilize student debt are also important factors in our financial decisions. Tuition and fees will be approved by the Noorda-COM Board of Trustees each year and shared with students. Fees vary by year, depending on the curriculum of that particular year.

The cost of attendance is an estimate of what a student’s educational expenses (e.g., tuition and fees, room and board, transportation, personal expenses, program related expenses, etc.) will be for a period of enrollment (e.g., semester or academic year).  The estimated Cost of Attendance uses the parameters set forth by the U.S. Department of Education and utilizes various sources of information to develop. These sources include, but are not limited to student surveys, U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, guidance provided by programmatic organizations, and a cost-of-living analysis of the Provo, Utah area.

We encourage all students to prepare a budget using the Budget Worksheet and to monitor their budget frequently and adjust as needed. 

2026-2027 Academic Year

2026-2027 Estimated Cost of Attendance – Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine

Cohort: DO 2027 (OMS IV)

The information below illustrates the estimated expenses you will need to consider when determining how much
financial aid you need to request to pay your tuition, student fees, education-related expenses, and living expenses.
You are strongly encouraged to develop a budget by identifying your monthly obligations and extrapolating these
expenses over a ten (10) month period, the length of your fourth academic year. You then need to consider how
much it will cost you to attend Noorda-COM.
Please access the Budget Worksheet link to assist you with identifying how much financial aid you should request for
the 2026-27 academic year. Please use both tools; the budget worksheet and the estimated cost of attendance
when requesting financial aid.

Institutional Related Expenses Fall Spring Total
Tuition $31,194.00 $31,194.00 $62,388.00
Student Fees $3,232.00 $0.00 $3,232.00
Total Institutional Expenses $34,426.00 $31,194.00 $65,620.00
Other Education Related Expenses: (Expenses will vary upon personal choice.)
Instruments $0.00 $0.00 $0.00
Health Insurance $2,872.00 $2,872.00 $5,744.00
Housing & Food $12,060.00 $12,060.00 $24,120.00
Personal $2,210.00 $2,210.00 $4,420.00
Transportation $6,787.00 $6,787.00 $13,574.00
Miscellaneous (e.g., immunizations, background check, drug screening, etc.) $73.00 $0.00 $73.00
Exam Fees $0.00 $0.00 $0.00
Rotation Related Expenses $4,860.00 $4,860.00 $9,720.00
Total Other Expenses **$28,862.00** $28,789.00 $57,651.00
   
GRAND TOTAL $123,271.00
POTENTIAL AID
Private Student Loans Up to $123,271.00
TOTAL $123,271.00

The estimated cost of the 4-year DO program (Institution Related Expenses) is $ 262,370.00.
† Most students enrolled in the program will rely on private student loans to pay their tuition/fees and to assist them
with their living expenses.
REFUNDS: If a refund of loan funds is due to you (i.e., loan funds exceed total tuition, student fees, and any
additional institutional dues), the College has up to 10 business days from the date of disbursement or first day of
class, whichever is later, to process the refund. Students who have fully registered for classes and completed all
financial aid steps will receive refunds during the first two weeks of class each semester, depending on when their aid
is disbursed. It is your responsibility to have other funds available up front for immediate living expenses and books.

2026-2027 Estimated Cost of Attendance – Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine

Cohort: DO 2028 (OMS III)

The information below illustrates the estimated expenses you will need to consider when determining how much
financial aid you need to request to pay your tuition, student fees, education-related expenses, and living expenses.
You are strongly encouraged to develop a budget by identifying your monthly obligations and extrapolating these
expenses over a ten (12) month period, the length of your fourth academic year. You then need to consider how
much it will cost you to attend Noorda-COM.
Please access the Budget Worksheet link to assist you with identifying how much financial aid you should request for
the 2026-27 academic year. Please use both tools; the budget worksheet and the estimated cost of attendance
when requesting financial aid.

Institutional Related Expenses Fall Spring Total
Tuition $35,605.00 $35,605.00 $71,210.00
Student Fees $2,635.00 $0.00 $2,635.00
Total Institutional Expenses $38,240.00 $35,605.00 $73,845.00
Other Education Related Expenses: (Expenses will vary upon personal choice.)
Instruments $70.00 $0.00 $70.00
Health Insurance $2,872.00 $2,872.00 $5,744.00
Housing & Food $14,472.00 $14,472.00 $28,944.00
Personal $2,652.00 $2,652.00 $5,304.00
Transportation $4,393.00 $4,393.00 $8,786.00
Miscellaneous (e.g., immunizations, background check, drug screening, etc.) $0.00 $171.00 $171.00
Exam Expenses $0.00 $885.00 $885.00
Rotation Related Expenses $1,298.00  $2,048.00  $3,346.00
Total Other Expenses $25,757.00 $27,493.00 $53,250.00
   
GRAND TOTAL $127,095.00
POTENTIAL AID
Private Student Loans Up to $127,095.00
TOTAL $127,095.00

The estimated cost of the 4-year DO program (Institution Related Expenses) is $289,181.00.
† Most students enrolled in the program will rely on private student loans to pay their tuition/fees and to assist them
with their living expenses.
REFUNDS: If a refund of loan funds is due to you (i.e., loan funds exceed total tuition, student fees, and any
additional institutional dues), the College has up to 10 business days from the date of disbursement or first day of
class, whichever is later, to process the refund. Students who have fully registered for classes and completed all
financial aid steps will receive refunds during the first two weeks of class each semester, depending on when their aid
is disbursed. It is your responsibility to have other funds available up front for immediate living expenses and books.

2026-2027 Estimated Cost of Attendance – Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine

Cohort: DO 2029 (OMS II)

The information below illustrates the estimated expenses you will need to consider when determining how much
financial aid you need to request to pay your tuition, student fees, education-related expenses, and living expenses.
You are strongly encouraged to develop a budget by identifying your monthly obligations and extrapolating these
expenses over a ten (11) month period, the length of your fourth academic year. You then need to consider how
much it will cost you to attend Noorda-COM.
Please access the Budget Worksheet link to assist you with identifying how much financial aid you should request for
the 2026-27 academic year. Please use both tools; the budget worksheet and the estimated cost of attendance
when requesting financial aid.

Institutional Related Expenses Fall Spring Total
Tuition $35,605.00 $35,605.00 $71,210.00
Student Fees $2,635.00 $0.00 $2,635.00
Total Institutional Expenses $38,240.00 $35,605.00 $73,845.00
Other Education Related Expenses: (Expenses will vary upon personal choice.)
Instruments $0.00 $0.00 $0.00
Health Insurance $2,872.000 $2,872.00 $5,744.0
Housing & Food $13,266.00 $13,266.00 $26,532.00
Personal $2,431.00 $2,431.00 $4,862.00
Transportation $1,517.00 $1,516.00 $3,033.00
Miscellaneous (e.g., immunizations, background check, drug screening, etc.) $0.00 $206.00 $206.00
Exam Expenses $0.00 $945.00 $945.00
Total Other Expenses $20,086.00 $21,236.00 $41,322.00
   
GRAND TOTAL $115,167.00
POTENTIAL AID
Private Student Loans Up to $115,167.00
TOTAL $115,167.00

The estimated cost of the 4-year DO program (Institution Related Expenses) is $302,792.00.
† Most students enrolled in the program will rely on private student loans to pay their tuition/fees and to assist them
with their living expenses.
REFUNDS: If a refund of loan funds is due to you (i.e., loan funds exceed total tuition, student fees, and any
additional institutional dues), the College has up to 10 business days from the date of disbursement or first day of
class, whichever is later, to process the refund. Students who have fully registered for classes and completed all
financial aid steps will receive refunds during the first two weeks of class each semester, depending on when their aid
is disbursed. It is your responsibility to have other funds available up front for immediate living expenses and books.

2026-2027 Estimated Cost of Attendance – Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine

Cohort: DO 2030 (OMS I)

The information below illustrates the estimated expenses you will need to consider when determining how much
financial aid you need to request to pay your tuition, student fees, education-related expenses, and living expenses.
You are strongly encouraged to develop a budget by identifying your monthly obligations and extrapolating these
expenses over a ten (11) month period, the length of your fourth academic year. You then need to consider how
much it will cost you to attend Noorda-COM.
Please access the Budget Worksheet link to assist you with identifying how much financial aid you should request for
the 2026-27 academic year. Please use both tools; the budget worksheet and the estimated cost of attendance
when requesting financial aid.

Institutional Related Expenses Fall Spring Total
Tuition $35,605.00 $35,605.00 $71,210.00
Student Fees $2,635.00 $0.00 $2,635.00
Total Institutional Expenses $38,240.00 $35,605.00 $73,845.00
Other Education Related Expenses: (Expenses will vary upon personal choice.)
Instruments (Medical Kit, Butterfly Device, etc.) $5,141.00 $0.00 $5,141.00
Health Insurance $3,214.00 $2,872.00 $6,086.00
Housing & Food $13,266.00 $13,266.00 $26,532.00
Personal $2,431.00 $2,431.00 $4,862.00
Transportation $1,517.00 $1,516.00 $3,033.00
Miscellaneous (e.g., immunizations, background check, drug screening, etc.) $0.00 $108.00 $108.00
Total Other Expenses $20,086.00 $21,236.00 $45,762.00
   
GRAND TOTAL $119,607.00
POTENTIAL AID
Private Student Loans Up to $119,607.00
TOTAL $119,607.00

The estimated cost of the 4-year DO program (Institution Related Expenses) is $318,282.00.
† Most students enrolled in the program will rely on private student loans to pay their tuition/fees and to assist them
with their living expenses.
REFUNDS: If a refund of loan funds is due to you (i.e., loan funds exceed total tuition, student fees, and any
additional institutional dues), the College has up to 10 business days from the date of disbursement or first day of
class, whichever is later, to process the refund. Students who have fully registered for classes and completed all
financial aid steps will receive refunds during the first two weeks of class each semester, depending on when their aid
is disbursed. It is your responsibility to have other funds available up front for immediate living expenses and books.

Previous 2025- 2026 Academic Year

COM 2026

The Class of 2026 Estimated Cost of Attendance for the 2025-2026 academic year is as follows:

Tuition
$57,500
Student Fees
$3,214

Total Direct Costs

$60,714

Instruments
$0
Health Insurance
$5,346
Housing & Food
$23,960
Personal Expenses
$4,420
Transportation
$12,744
Exam Related Expenses
$0
Rotation Related Expenses
$9,988

Total Cost of Living

$56,458

Estimated Total Cost of Attendance

$117,172

COM 2027

The Class of 2027 Estimated Cost of Attendance for the 2025-2026 academic year is as follows:

Tuition
$62,388
Student Fees
$3,232

Total Direct Costs

$65,620

Instruments
$70
Health Insurance
$5,346
Housing & Food
$28,752
Personal Expenses
$5,304
Transportation
$9,312
Miscellaneous
$113
Exam Expenses
$870
Rotation Expenses
$2,676

Total Cost of Living

$52,443

Estimated Total Cost of Attendance

$118,063

COM 2028

The Class of 2028 Estimated Cost of Attendance for the 2025-2026 academic year is as follows:

Tuition
$67,495
Student Fees
$2,500

Total Direct Costs

$69,995

Instruments
0
Health Insurance
$5,346
Housing & Food
$26,356
Personal
$4,862
Transportation
$3,256
Miscellaneous
$183
Exam Expenses
$870
Rotation Expenses
$525

Total Cost of Living

$41,398

Estimated Total Cost of Attendance

$111,393

COM 2029

The Class of 2029 Estimated Cost of Attendance for the 2025-2026 academic year is as follows:

Tuition
$67,495
Student Fees
$2,500

Total Direct Costs

$69,995

Instruments
$903
Health Insurance
$5,346
Housing & Food
$26,356
Personal
$4,862
Transportation
$3,333
Miscellaneous
$105

Total Cost of Living

$40,905

Estimated Total Cost of Attendance

$110,900

Types of Assistance

Noorda-COM students who need financial assistance to pay their tuition and fees and/or funds to assist with their living expenses, will be able to apply for private educational student loans, set-up a payment plan to pay tuition and fees each semester, apply for scholarships, and/or pay cash.

Private Student Loans

Students can seek private student loans from a variety of banks. Students will need to do their due diligence in finding the best student loan product to meet their needs. ELMSelect is a tool available to students to compare loans. This tool provides a neutral lender and product comparison tool you can utilize when making the decision to borrow. ELMSelect is powered by ELM Resources, a not-for-profit mutual benefit organization.

Scholarships

Students are encouraged to search for scholarships using available scholarship search tools, as well as reviewing various organization websites to identify possible opportunities. The Noorda-COM Office of Financial Aid will post scholarship opportunities that may be of interest to our students.

External Scholarship Opportunities

Tuition Assistance Service Programs

These programs offer an opportunity for tuition saving assistance in return for a service commitment to be fulfilled after you complete your residency.

  • Armed Forces Health Professions Scholarship Program (HPSP)
  • National Health Services Corps (NHSC)
  • Western Interstate Commission for Higher Education (WICHE) Professional Student Exchange Program (PSEP)
    • Noorda College of Osteopathic Medicine (Noorda-COM) is excited to announce we have been approved as a participating institution in the WICHE Professional Student Exchange Program (PSEP), which provides tuition assistance to eligible students from participating Western states and territories.
    • Residents: AZ, CNMI, Guam, MT, and WY (state participation subject to change)
    • Deadline: October 15th of the year prior to your intended matriculation
    • https://www.wiche.edu/tuition-savings/psep/

Scholarship Searches

Veteran Education Benefits

Noorda-COM is approved by the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) for the certification of students eligible to receive VA educational benefits. We are aware and committed to working with veterans and active-duty service members to ensure student success.

We are unable to assist you with determining your eligibility for benefits. You are required to contact the VA to determine eligibility. Noorda-COM is responsible for certifying your enrollment status to the VA, which will result in you being paid your benefits.

School Certifying Official (SCO):

Christina Twelves, MPA
Noorda College of Osteopathic Medicine (Noorda-COM)
Office of Financial Aid
2162 South 180 East
Provo, UT 84606
385.378.5178
christina.twelves@noorda.edu

Getting Started

Follow the steps below to begin the process of determining your eligibility for receiving VA educational benefits and to have your enrollment certified with VA.

  1. Visit https://www.va.gov/education/how-to-apply/ to apply for VA education benefits or if you have previously used your benefits at a different institution, to complete a Request for Change of Program of Place of Training (VA Form 22-1995 is available via the ‘Manage Benefits’ tab).
  2. Once you are notified by the DVA of your eligibility to receive educational benefits, submit the following documents to the SCO via the Office of Financial Aid:
    • Noorda-COM’s Student Request for Certification of Benefits Form
    • Certificate of Eligibility ~ Form 22-0557 (provided by VA after the processing of your benefits application)
    • Copy of your DD-214, if applicable
    • Copy of your class schedule for the semester for which you are requesting certification

NOTE: You will not need to submit transcripts unless specifically requested to submit unofficial copies. The Office of Financial Aid will request copies of all academic transcripts submitted to Noorda-COM during the admission process; we will request copies from either the Office of Admissions and/or the Office of the Registrar to complete your VA education benefits file.

  1. Every Semester: Once you complete Steps 1 and 2 for your initial semester of eligibility, you will need to submit the following documents to the SCO via the Office of Financial Aid each semester you wish to have your enrollment certified for benefits:

If you are returning to Noorda-COM after an absence and wish to be certified for the upcoming semester, you will need to only complete the Noorda-COM’s Student Request for Certification of Benefits Form to the Office of Financial Aid.

Student Responsibilities

To comply with the laws governing the DVA education benefits, it is your responsibility as a student to notify your SCO of your status with the College, which includes when you:

  1. Add or drop a class(es)
  2. Change your address
  3. Withdraw from your program
  4. Retake a course

These reporting requirements are in addition to the DVA requirements shared with you when you applied for your educational benefits.

Only courses that are required for your degree program are eligible for certification. If you have any questions, please contact your SCO.

GI Bill ® is a registered trademark of the U.S. Department of Veteran Affairs (VA). More information about education benefits offered by the VA is available on the official U.S. government website.

Financial Aid Eligibility

A student’s financial aid eligibility is determined based on enrollment status, satisfactory academic progress, and cost of attendance.

Enrollment Status

At Noorda-COM our programs define full-time at 9 or more semester credits and half-time enrollment at 4.5 – 8.5 semester credits for the fall and spring semesters.  Students who enroll for the summer term may be eligible for financial aid if they are enrolled in 3.5 or more credits.  The course(s) a student is taking during the summer must be required for the completion of their degree to be eligible for financial aid.  Students must submit a Request for Financial Aid Form to determine summer eligibility at least 30 days before the semester begins.

A student must be enrolled in required courses for at least half-time each semester to receive and/or maintain eligibility for student financial aid.  A student enrolled in less than half-time in a semester will not be eligible for financial aid for that semester/term.

Satisfactory Academic Progress

Satisfactory Academic Progress (SAP) requirements are used to ensure a student is progressing through their program at a pace necessary to successfully complete the program within progression limits.  A student must meet all SAP requirements to maintain eligibility for financial aid. If a student is not meeting SAP, they will be notified and advised of their options.  Students are required to be aware of the SAP requirements to maintain eligibility and can become informed of these requirements by reviewing the Satisfactory Academic Progress Standards.

Each year the Office of Financial Aid will review the academic progress of all students.  If a student is not meeting SAP, they will be notified and provided instructions as outlined in the Satisfactory Academic Progress Standards Policy.

Cost of Attendance

The cost of attendance is the cornerstone of establishing a student’s financial need, as it sets a limit on the total aid a student may receive for a given period of enrollment. Please see the Cost of Attendance section for more details.

Disbursement of Aid

The institution will disburse funds that are available and ready for disbursement the week prior to classes beginning each semester.  Tuition and fees will be paid using the students financial aid funds.  Before any funds can be paid to a student’s tuition and fee account the student must be properly enrolled and they must meet all Satisfactory Academic Progress (SAP) standards.  Once tuition and fees are paid and if the student has remaining funds available, the Office of the Bursar will process a refund for students to use for educational purposes, including their individual living expenses (e.g., room and board, transportation, personal expenses, and health insurance). Students who are due a refund will receive their funds as a direct deposit into their designated bank account (ACH deposit) or by check.  Refund checks are typically made within fourteen (14) days of funds being received and disbursed to the student’s tuition and fee account.

If financial aid funds are not available to pay a student’s tuition and fees on time, or if the student has an outstanding balance owed to the institution after their aid has paid, the student will need to contact the Office of Student Accounts to identify their payment options and due dates.

Due to students receiving their refunds after classes begin, students are encouraged to budget accordingly to make sure they have funds for miscellaneous educational and living expenses until the refunds are released during the first two (2) weeks of the semester.

Disbursement frequency/Academic Year:  At Noorda-COM students will be enrolled in a fall and a spring semester each academic year.  Therefore, student financial aid will be disbursed as two (2) payments.  In the rare instance that a student is enrolled during the summer term, is eligible for summer aid, and has secured summer funding, a third disbursement will occur for the summer enrollment period. Students enrolled in the summer term may not be eligible for financial aid; a case-by-case review of eligibility will be completed upon the request of the student using the Request of Financial Aid Form for the summer term.

NOTE:  Students must complete the Noorda-COM financial aid process, be in receipt of an award letter outlining their financial aid awards, complete all requirements (e.g., Entrance Counseling, Master Promissory Notes (MPN), etc.), receive credit approval from private lender, meet all SAP standards, and be properly enrolled in courses at the level they requested aid for prior to the start of the semester before aid can be disbursed.  It is the student’s responsibility to follow-up with any requests they may receive from the Office of Financial, their lender, and/or scholarship provider in a timely manner to prevent delays with the processing and disbursement of financial aid funds.

Financial Aid at a Glance

STEP 1

Prior to matriculation, admitted students must confirm funding has been secured.  Student will apply for a private student loan with the lender of their choice.  Students will be required to submit the Funding Statement Form to the Office of Financial Aid no later than 90 days prior to their first semester of each academic year.

STEP 2

Once you have an approved private student loan the lender will require the Noorda-COM Office of Financial Aid (OFA) to ‘certify’ the loan amount.  This process is required to ensure that the loan does not exceed the student’s cost of attendance for the academic year.  The lender will contact Noorda-COM OFA directly.

STEP 3

The private student lender will send the loan funds to Noorda-COM the week before courses begin.  The loan funds will be applied to charges on the student’s account for tuition and fees.

STEP 4

If there is a balance owed, the student will need to pay the balance or secure a payment plan through the Office of the Bursar before classes begin or by the published deadline announced through the Office of the Bursar.  If there is a credit balance after the student loan is applied to the student’s account, the Bursar will generate a refund to the student during the first week of class or within 10 days of the funds being received by Noorda-COM.

Financial Aid Resources

FINANCIAL WELLNESS

The Office of Financial Aid is committed to the success of each of our students. We encourage students to utilize all available resources in the process of managing their financial affairs and planning for their future.  As an osteopathic medical student, the Commission on Osteopathic College Accreditation (COCA) requires each student to attend at least 2 financial wellness workshops.  Workshops that meet the COCA requirement will be scheduled throughout each academic year and students will be notified by the Office of Financial Aid.  We encourage our students to exceed this minimum and attend a variety of sessions while enrolled at Noorda-COM.

A variety of Financial Wellness resources and learning opportunities will be provided to students while attending Noorda-COM.  These resources will include in-person workshops, webinars, modules, videos, articles, and websites.  These resources will focus on debt management, credit, repayment/forgiveness programs, and financial planning.

POLICIES & PROCEDURES

Satisfactory Academic Progress Policy
Satisfactory Academic Progress (SAP) applies to all Noorda-COM students.  These standards are to be used when reviewing a student’s academic progress whether they received financial aid (federal and/or private) or not.  The SAP standards for the purpose of the review by the Office of Financial Aid must be at least as strict as the institution’s academic progress policy set by each program.  Students are expected to pass their courses and progress through their program within a designated timeframe.  The SAP Policy outlines the standards which will be measured and how academic progress will be monitored.

For programs greater than one year the SAP review will occur at the end of the spring semester once all grades have been posted by the Office of the Registrar.  In some instances, if a student enrolls in summer courses their SAP review will occur at the end of the summer term once grades have been posted.  Students enrolled in a program that is one (1) year or less in length will be reviewed at the end of each term (e.g., fall, spring, and summer).  Currently, Noorda-COM does not offer any 1-year programs.

It is the student’s responsibility to review and understand the Noorda-COM Satisfactory Academic Progress Policy.  Students are strongly encouraged to review the SAP Policy prior to each academic year to remain up to date on what is expected of them academically to maintain their financial aid eligibility.

Satisfactory Academic Progress Policy 

Professional Judgment Procedure
The Financial Aid Administrator has the authority to exercise professional judgment, both before and after a student is awarded, if a student can document an extenuating circumstance warranting a change to data elements that may impact a student’s eligibility. Professional judgment may not be used to change the needs analysis formula (Cost of Attendance – Financial Resources = Need). The following are examples of extenuating circumstances graduate students experience that may qualify for a professional judgment adjustment to be considered:

  • Adjustment to cost of attendance based on documented additional allowable expenses
  • Satisfactory academic progress appeals to reinstate aid on probation
  • Unusual medical or dental expenses not covered by insurance or accounted for in the need analysis formula under the Income Protection Allowance

In most instances, changes to income will not have an impact on the type or amount of aid that a Graduate /Professional student is offered and/or receives.

To request that aid be reviewed due to these or similar extenuating circumstances, the student must write a letter explaining in detail the reason for the request. Students are encouraged to talk with the Director of Financial Aid regarding their unique circumstance to identify if they would benefit from submitting a professional judgment request. Appropriate documentation will be required to document the student’s extenuating circumstance. For example, if a student is claiming excessive medical expenses, he/she may be required to produce a statement from their insurance company outlining claims and payments. Students will be notified of what reasonable documentation they will need to produce after the written appeal request has been reviewed.

The student must be currently enrolled to request a professional judgment review. Requests must be received by the Office of Financial Aid no later than 1 month prior to the last day of classes for the current academic year. All decisions are made on a case-by-case basis after reviewing the student’s individual circumstances. The student should be aware that while the college will attempt to make a final decision promptly, there may be instances where additional information is required which may delay the decision. The decision of the designated Financial Aid Administrator is final and cannot be appealed to the U.S. Department of Education.

Voter Registration

The 1998 Reauthorization of the Higher Education Act of 1965 requires all postsecondary institutions to make a good faith effort to distribute voter registration materials to each degree or certificate seeking student who is physically in attendance at the institution.  For more information on voter registration and state requirements, use the links below:

Utah Residents

Voter registration information is available on the Utah Lieutenant Governor Elections website using the website listed below.

Utah Voting

Deadlines:  The application to Register to Vote must be received by your county clerk’s office no later than 5:00pm eleven (11) calendar days before the election.  Students should check the link above or their local election office for any changes to posted deadline dates.

Residents of Other States

Voter registration information for each state can be accessed through the U.S. Election Assistance Commission website below.  You must follow the state-specific instructions listed for your state.

https://www.eac.gov/voters/national-mail-voter-registration-form/

Deadlines:  The deadline for registering to vote varies by state and may vary for online registration, mail-in registration, and in-person registration.  Also, the voter registration options available for each state will vary and students will need to plan to register to vote early to avoid delays and missing deadlines.

Contact Financial Aid

Please do not hesitate to contact the Noorda-COM Office of Financial Aid with any questions that you may have throughout the financial aid process.

Email:
financialaid@noorda.edu

Address:
Noorda-COM
Office of Financial Aid
2162 South 180 East
Provo, UT 84606