Every effort is made to maintain high academic standards and adequate living facilities at the lowest possible cost to you, the student. Educational expenses for nine months will vary according to your personal needs, program, and degree.
The Financial Aid Office’s basic budget for new graduate students including tuition and fees, books, supplies, room and board, incidental and living expenses comes to about $30,000. Please note that the cost of travel is not included in this budget estimate.
For the latest, detailed tuition and fee information, please refer to the Financial Aid Office website.
Accounting Resources
For information concerning bill payment, due dates, refunds, and payment plans, please refer to the Accounting Services website.
Need-based Financial Aid
There are several loan programs that graduate students may use to finance their education. For more information regarding financing opportunities, including loans, visit the Financial Aid Office.
Graduate students with financial need who are US citizens or permanent residents may have employment options through work-study programs. The Financial Aid Office has more details.