Tuition / Fees + Financial Aid
An M.B.A. is within your reach
The College of Business offers two types of financial aid to its prospective students: graduate assistantships and scholarships. The university's Scholarships + Financial Aid Office is available to help you with FAFSA forms, private loans, grants, and other financial aid opportunities.
Graduate Assistantships
Graduate assistants work closely with one or more business professors on academic research, grant administration, and special event planning. Several of our recent graduate assistants have co-authored publications with professors.
These are hourly paid positions, where you are considered a part-time employee of the university. Assignments are determined based on the merits of students' applications (GMAT scores, GPAs, and work experience), as well as skill sets and interests. To apply for a position, complete the Graduate Assistantship Application Form.
Additionally, some departments throughout the university request business graduate assistants for help with research, consulting services, and special projects support. These are also paid positions, and the College of Business connects the departments to appropriate students for matches. Interested students should contact the M.B.A. Office.
Academic Scholarships
The College of Business offers a few tuition remission scholarships to a select group of M.B.A. candidates. These scholarships are based on academic merit, considering the student's GPA and GMAT score. All M.B.A. applicants are considered for scholarships as they submit a completed application. No special forms are necessary.
Tuition / Fee Schedule
| 2009-2010 | Full-Time | Part-Time | Summer |
|---|---|---|---|
| Tuition | $855 per credit hour |
$855 per credit hour |
$807 per credit hour |
| General Fees* | $283 per semester | $141.50 per semester | $56.50 |
| Information Technology Fee |
$175 per semester | $87.50 per semester | n/a |
| Publications Fee (Fall Only) | $20 | $20 | n/a |
| Graduation Fee | $250 | $250 | $250 |
* Fees are assessed at the full-time rate to graduate and law students enrolled in 9 or more credit hours.
