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Recognizing that attending Columbia Business School is a significant investment of time and money, we strive to provide our students with various means to finance the degree.
The budget provided on the bottom of this page is based on a moderate student lifestyle. Tuition is set by the University's Board of Trustees and is ratified in June of each year. The MSAFA tuition rate is currently $2,144 per credit
Estimated Student Budget 2019-20*
Item - Cost
| Tuition | $70,752 |
| Mandatory Fees | $1,065 |
| Health Services & Insurance | $4,378 |
| Books & Supplies | $900 |
| Room & Board | $21,375 |
| Personal Expenses | $6,026 |
| Total First Year Budget | $103,431*** |
* Based on 2018-2019 figures
***Students may incur additional costs, such as student club events.
Columbia Business School offers a limited number of partial-tuition fellowships to exceptional students based on a variety of criteria, including academic excellence, personal background and professional experience. There is no separate application for these fellowships; the School identifies those MS applicants who demonstrate outstanding potential. To be considered for fellowships, prospective students must complete their applications for admission to one of Columbia Business School’s MS Programs by the deadline and indicate that they would like to be considered for fellowships. If you are awarded a fellowship, you will receive a status change email from the Admissions office with information about your award and whether or not it is renewable depending on the length of your program. Only August-entry MS students are considered for merit-based fellowships in the first year.
Federal or private loans may be available to qualified candidates. The MBA loans page lists detailed information about obtaining loans, much of which is applicable to Master of Science candidates.
Student loans are available to both domestic and international students enrolled in the MS programs. Students can reference the loan section of the financial aid website for information on available loan options.