The University of Washington in Seattle, the top ranked primary care university for 2023, will cost full-time students around $39,906 a year to attend, according to data from U.S. News and World Report.
Here is the yearly tuition cost for full-time students at the top 20 medical schools in the U.S.:
Editor's note: Three universities tied for 10th and 20th, and four universities tied for 16th. The school previously ranked No. 15 was removed from the list due to errors in the data.
1. The University of Washington (Seattle): $39,906
2. The University of California San Francisco: $37,056
3. The University of Minnesota (Minneapolis): $40,995
4. Oregon Health and Science University (Portland): $45,244
5. University of North Carolina Chapel Hill: $32,746
6. University of Colorado (Aurora): $42,390
7. University of Nebraska Medical Center (Omaha): $35,360
8. University of California Davis (Sacramento): $39,744
9. Harvard University (Boston): $66,284
10. University of Kansas Medical Center (Kansas City): $37,891
10. University of Massachusetts Chan Medical School (Worcester): $37,120
10. University of Pittsburgh: $59,126
13. University of California Los Angeles: $38,920
14. Brown University (Providence, R.I.): $66,110
16. Baylor College of Medicine (Houston): $19,425
16. University of Iowa (Iowa City): $36,382
16. University of New Mexico (Albuquerque): $15,328
16. University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center (Dallas): $20,731
20. University of Michigan Ann Arbor: $43,881
20. University of Pennsylvania (Philadelphia): $61,586
20. University of Wisconsin Madison: $38,563