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Kellogg Full-Time MBA Program
Tuition, Financial Aid & Scholarships
Past tuition increases have been 5-8%.
The estimated total costs for the Two-Year and MMM program for 2008-2009 academic year, including tuition, books and materials, loan fees, computer equipment and living expenses are:
The Kellogg School is committed to enrolling an outstanding and diverse class of students independent of financial need. The Office of Admissions and Financial Aid strives to provide the necessary information, guidance, and quality service in assisting students to identify financial resources to help meet the cost of the Kellogg MBA Program. The school awards merit scholarships and merit/need-based scholarships/grants in addition to long-term, low-interest loans. Kellogg students may finance 100 percent of their calculated financial need. Approximately 64% of the Kellogg School's full-time students are receiving financial aid.
The estimated total costs for the Two-Year and MMM program for 2008-2009 academic year, including tuition, books and materials, loan fees, computer equipment and living expenses are:
- $72,539 for U.S. citizen and Permanent Resident students
- $73,517 for International students
- Tuition is $46,791 for all Two-Year and MMM students.
- $95,480 for U.S. citizen and Permanent Resident students
- $95,672 for International students
- Tuition is $62,388 for all 1Y students.
The Kellogg School is committed to enrolling an outstanding and diverse class of students independent of financial need. The Office of Admissions and Financial Aid strives to provide the necessary information, guidance, and quality service in assisting students to identify financial resources to help meet the cost of the Kellogg MBA Program. The school awards merit scholarships and merit/need-based scholarships/grants in addition to long-term, low-interest loans. Kellogg students may finance 100 percent of their calculated financial need. Approximately 64% of the Kellogg School's full-time students are receiving financial aid.