Tuition for the Accelerated Daytime MBA program is based on a percentage of the two-year Daytime MBA program tuition. With a two-year Daytime tuition of $70,000 in the current academic year (entered July 2019), the Accelerated Daytime MBA tuition would be $86,835. The reason for the pricing differentiation is that Accelerated MBA students will take more than half of the two-year Daytime course credits in their one-year accelerated program. Two-year Daytime MBA students entering July 2019 will pay $70,000 tuition in their first year and $70,000 plus an approximate increase of 3% in their second year.
In planning for an entrance date of July 2020, students should budget an increase of approximately 3%. Tuition will be finalized by March 2020, and this site will be updated with an estimated Cost of Attendance accordingly.
| Estimated Expenses (class entering July 2019) | Cost (USD) |
| Tuition | 86,835 |
| Estimated Medical Insurance & Other Fees | 7,482 |
| Estimated Educational Supplies | 666 |
| Estimated Living Expenses | 18,702 |
| Estimated Total Cost of Attendance (USD) | 113,685 |
For information about tuition due dates and the billing schedule, please visit the University Bursar Office website.
For more information on scholarships, loans, detailed Cost of Attendance (Domestic) and detailed Cost of Attendance (International), please visit our Financing Your Degree page.
There are a number of opportunities—including merit scholarships, loans, and other programs—to help make attending the Accelerated Daytime MBA program a reality.
| Aid Type | Eligibility |
| Merit-based scholarships | All applicants considered; no separate application required to be eligible |
| Federal and private loans | U.S. citizens and permanent residents |
| International Student Loan Program (no cosigner needed) |
International students |
| Yellow Ribbon Program | Eligible Chapter 33 (Post 9/11 GI Bill) recipients |
| Peace Corps Paul D. Coverdell Fellows Program | Students who have satisfactorily completed service in the U.S. Peace Corps and who engage in community service while enrolled |
| Center for the Advancement of Social Entrepreneurship (CASE) Social Sector Scholarship | Individuals with social sector backgrounds who are looking to acquire business skills for use in their pursuit of social impact |
| Rex and Ellen Adams Loan Assistance Program | Qualifying alumni who work full-time for eligible nonprofit and government organizations or certified B-Corporations |
For more information about your options, visit Financing Your Degree.
