Tuition & Financial Aid

Tuition for the M.S. in Financial Technology & Artificial Intelligence program is $1500/credit, Out-of-state/Intertational $1,881. The payment schedule follows MSU payment periods available on MSU Student Accounts.

Students are also expected to purchase a laptop computer on their own and have it loaded with at a minimum Microsoft Office or Office for Mac — these can be purchased at a significant discount for students at MSU’s Computer Store.

Other expected costs estimated by the university:

• Books and Software: TBD
• Other Expenses: TBD

For financial aid purposes, the M.S. in Financial Technology & Artificial Intelligence is considered a full-time graduate program. Full-time graduate education and financial aid are based on nine or more credits in any given semester. Many students may qualify for financial aid in the form of student loans. Here are a few of the most common student loan options:

• Subsidized Stafford Loan: This federal loan is available to graduate students based on demonstrated financial need. Students are not charged interest before they begin repayment or during periods of deferment. The federal government “subsidizes” or pays the interest during these times. The annual loan maximum is $8,500. No payment is required until six months after completing the program.

• Direct Subsidized Loan: 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 $12,000.
• Federal Graduate PLUS Loan: 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.

If you have questions or want additional information about financial aid options, visit MSU’s Office of Financial Aid.