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Unlike other MBA programs, the Broad Executive MBA at Michigan State offers a no-hassle, no-surprises, all-inclusive tuition package. The following expenses are incorporated into the overall cost of the program:
Tuition (fall 2021 start) | $17,000/semester |
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Enrollment deposit | $1,000 |
Total Investment | $85,000 |
All admitted students are required to pay the non-refundable enrollment deposit to reserve their seat in the EMBA program. This enrollment deposit is applied to the first tuition payment. Tuition is billed in five equal installments at the beginning of every semester.
The Alumni Association Scholarship was created to provide funding for working professionals who are striving to earn their MBA part time while continuing their career. This scholarship was made possible by the generous support of the Executive MBA Alumni Association.
Applicants must demonstrate a commitment to pursuing life-long education as a means to further their professional success. An undergraduate degree from Michigan State University is NOT required to qualify for this scholarship.
Candidates who are not otherwise receiving full funding are eligible to apply. The Broad Executive MBA Scholarship Application and all materials are due to the Executive MBA office by Monday, February 1, 2021. The winning recipient will be notified in early-March.
Alumni Association Scholarship Application
The Broad College Enterprise Leader Scholarship recognizes individuals who strive to make a significant impact on their organization through teamwork, collaboration, and ethical leadership.
Applicants must demonstrate a history of leadership and a desire to utilize the EMBA program to transform themselves and their organization. Special consideration is given to candidates working for small/mid-sized organizations and/or industries that are positioned for growth or disruption.
Candidates who are not otherwise receiving full funding are eligible to apply. The Broad Enterprise Leader Scholarship Application and all materials are due to the Executive MBA office by Monday, February 1, 2021. The winning recipient will be notified in early-March.
Broad College Enterprise Leader Scholarship Application
The Broad Executive MBA Scholarship recognizes high-performing individuals who are committed to building better business practices through outstanding community leadership.
Applicants must demonstrate leadership, adaptability, and collaboration through a compelling continued personal recommendation. Special consideration is given to candidates working in fields related to public service.
Candidates who are not otherwise receiving full funding are eligible to apply. The Broad Executive MBA Scholarship Application and all materials are due to the Executive MBA office by Monday, February 1, 2021. The winning recipient will be notified in early-March.
Find out if your employer offers an MBA funding program. From health care corporations to automotive supply companies to financial services firms, hundreds of organizations have supported students in our Executive MBA program.
After all, the Broad Executive MBA benefits the employer as much as the employee; the program teaches students how to make smarter decisions and more valuable contributions on the job – and ultimately boost their company’s bottom line.
Executive MBA students are encouraged to investigate all sources of funding, including government and private scholarships. Below are some resources that may offer funding opportunities.
If you have additional questions about financial aid options, visit the MSU Office of Financial Aid. You can also feel free to contact John Garcia the MBA liaison at garcia11@msu.edu in the Office of Financial Aid. Please identify yourself as a prospective Executive MBA student.
Most students can qualify for financial aid in the form of student loans. More resources are available through MSU Financial Aid. Here are a few of the most common student loan options:
This federally guaranteed loan is not based on financial need. Interest begins accumulating at disbursement, but no payment is required until six months after completing the program. The annual loan maximum is $20,500.
This loan is not based on financial need. Interest begins accumulating at disbursement, but no payment is required until 30 to 60 days after completing the program. The annual loan maximum is the student’s budget minus all other aid.