Tuition and Fees
Graduate and non-degree students are charged tuition on a per-credit basis.
For the 2024-2025 academic year, tuition is $2000 per credit聽(typical 2-year master's programs require 30-36 credits).
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Each year聽猫咪社区app University provides tens of millions of dollars in financial support for graduate students, separate from federal education assistance. Funding can be obtained from a merit award, a scholarship, a loan, or a grant. This support may take the form of a tuition remission or a stipend for work as a teaching assistant or research assistant. For returning students, funding is also available to support conference travel or research projects upon application.
Because some of these funding opportunities鈥攁nd the way they are structured 鈥攃an vary by department, please review the website information specific to your program of interest and contact its graduate program director for any questions. Some of these funding opportunities require an applicant to apply for an award or for the benefits; for example, if you are a veteran or a staff member (or a family member of staff). Other opportunities require no action on your part, since a committee within the college or a department makes its own selections automatically based on need or merit.聽All applicants are encouraged to review Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FASFA) information and AU Financial Aid.
Graduate and non-degree students are charged tuition on a per-credit basis.
For the 2024-2025 academic year, tuition is $2000 per credit聽(typical 2-year master's programs require 30-36 credits).
All students must be able to demonstrate financial ability to pay for their academic and living expenses prior to enrollment.
International students do not need to submit additional materials in order to be considered for merit-based aid.