Tuition is due annually before the first class and is non refundable after the start of classes. Tuition increases are determined annually. If a candidate is granted a leave of absence, a yearly fee of $100 is charged for administrative costs. Supervisory or consultation fees are $60 per session until graduation while fully matriculated. At any interruption of matriculation, the supervision fee is renegotiated between supervisor and supervisee. Fees for the training analysis are arranged individually with the training analyst.

Loan funds from The Denver Institute for Psychoanalysis are available to candidates in all analytic prgrams: the Ella Spitz Memorial Fund and the Richard and Yetta Wolf Memorial Fund. The American Psychoanalytic Association offers loans through the Little and Hymowitz funds. Interested candidates should contact the Institute Office. The John Benjamin Fund enables the DIP to offer the John Benjamin Scholarship, which provides tuition for clinicians interested in child and adolescent training who spend the majority of their time within an academic department. In addition, through this fund, the Institute is able to subsidize a limited number of low fee child or adolescent control cases seen in 4 to 5 times weekly analysis. Requests for scholarships and subsidies are made to the Director of the Child Program.