TUITION AND COST

Obtaining an MBA is a very important investment to consider for your personal growth. It is our aim here at the Drucker School to offer you the best support possible when determining how to finance your MBA education.

Fellowships

All international and U.S. applicants are automatically considered for merit-based fellowships and will be notified regarding any award based upon admission.
Fellowships are scholarships, not loans, and are awarded by the department or program to which you have been accepted. Fellowships are awarded based on merit (i.e. GMAT, GPA, work experience, and leadership background). Institutional aid awards are applied directly toward tuition and will continue as long as you remain in good standing in the program. Please note: Financial Engineering students must be enrolled full-time to maintain aid. For more information about fellowships, click here.

2008-2009 MBA Program Expenses (Estimates)

Mandatory Student Fees

California & Non-residents: $1465 per unit

Other Educational Expenses

Books: $800
Laptop Computer: $1800

Living Expenses

Room & Board: $8100
Transportation: $1700
Personal: $1700