Salus University's website states, "For the 2016-2017 academic year, tuition in the Optometry (Traditional Program) is 38,940. The cost of a professional education varies, depending on many factors. In addition to tuition and fees, there are living expenses, books, equipment, and incidental expenses to be considered. A variety of financial assistance, such as student loans, scholarships, grants, work opportunities, and state contributions to optometric education, is available to students."

Among Salus University's priorities are what they label as their Fiscal Responsibility, which they describe as providing "a superior educational experience that represents the best value in graduate and professional education, which enables graduates to achieve personal and professional goals. Develop philanthropic and extramural support to enhance scholarships and support the University's educational, clinical, and research programs. Ensure transparency and accountability in all University processes and operations. Advance and actively facilitate attainable, value-based education." The interviewers want to know that you've explored, or are exploring, your options while approaching the tuition associated with the Pennsylvania College of Optometry. Keep your answer brief and to the point. Share your financial plan for your schooling.