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| PROSPECTIVE MBA STUDENTS :: Executive Education :: Employers & Corporate Partners :: Alumni & Friends :: Current Students |
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| EARLY CAREER MBA: Tuition and Costs |
Pursuing an MBA is one of the world's best educational investments.
It is an opportunity to gain the knowledge and experience that will provide a
new set of possibilities for your future. Pure and simple -- it is a personal
and financial investment in your future.
Willamette University provides
an exceptional MBA education at a manageable cost. Tuition for full-time MBA students
is $13,600 per semester or $27,200 for the 2008-2009 academic year. The budget
for full-time MBA students includes the estimated costs of tuition, books, fees
and living expenses (living expenses include room, board and personal expenses).
Tuition, books and fees are common costs among students. Living expenses vary
with the needs and choices of individuals. Students are also required to have
a laptop computer.
| Estimated Expenses for 2008-09 | |
| Full-Time Tuition (academic year) |
$27,200 |
| Student Body Fee |
$80 |
| Books |
$1,200 |
| Living Expenses |
$8,000 to $12,000 |
| Total Estimated Expenses for 2008-09 | $36,480 to $40,480 |
Applicants seeking financial assistance for their MBA education are encouraged to participate in financial aid programs. In fact, most Willamette MBA students finance their education with the help of loans, scholarships, savings or family resources, income from work, and payment programs.
The cost to purchase the required laptop can be included in your financial aid budget.
Tuition generally increases each academic year.
The second year of study
also includes a $50 fee for renting graduation regalia.
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