Finances
Tuition
The Master of Accounting program has a fixed tuition rate of $1250 per credit for both residents and non-residents. This cost includes all standard fees. Tuition for the entire 30-credit program is $37,500.
Students with a non-accounting undergraduate degree require additional credits: Learn More.
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Scholarships
Admissions Scholarships
Admissions scholarships are available to newly admitted students who have not started the program. Scholarship requirements must be met before November 1 for spring semester and June 1 for fall semester. Funding is limited: scholarships are awarded on a first-come, first-serve basis.
Note:
- Students can only receive one admissions scholarship.
- Scholarship decisions may factor in elements of your application, including: interviews, essays, work experience, and GPA
- Many scholarships are disbursed over several semesters; Students on academic probation will no longer be eligible for scholarships.
- University of Utah employees utilizing the reduced tuition benefit are ineligible for admissions scholarships.
$0-500
Description:
This scholarship will be automatically awarded to newly admitted students who have completed an undergraduate degree within the past five years at the University of Utah.
How to Apply:
Newly admitted students who have completed an undergraduate degree within the past five years at the University of Utah are automatically eligible; no separate application is required.
$0 – $3,000
Description:
This scholarship is for candidates who have demonstrated exceptional leadership in the public sector or within non-profit organizations and have positively impacted their community.
How to Apply:
To apply for this scholarship, please write a 300-500 word essay using the prompt below. The essay should address the prompt and highlight attributes that you feel set you apart from other candidates. Scholarship applications should be submitted as a Word or PDF document to MAcc@Utah.edu.
Essay prompt:
Please outline your involvement and contributions in the public sector, non-profit organizations, or in the community. Please summarize all acts of services or community you have been engaged in recently.
Strong essays will address how these experiences:
- Impacted or promoted a cause
- Benefitted the cause or community
- Shaped your world view
- Lend a diverse perspective to classroom discussions
Potential Award:
$0 – $3,000
Description:
This scholarship acknowledges an applicant’s academic, personal, and professional accomplishments.
How to Apply:
To apply for this scholarship, please write a 300-500 word essay using the prompt below. The essay should address the prompt and highlight attributes that you feel set you apart from other candidates. Scholarship applications should be submitted as a Word or PDF document to MAcc@Utah.edu.
Essay prompt:
Describe the qualifications and attributes that will set you apart; specifically identify any unique academic or professional accomplishments.
Additional Scholarships
The following scholarship opportunities are not offered directly by our program, but they may be an excellent option to fund your education.
Those hoping to participate in the Lassonde Entrepreneur Institute while enrolled in the program may be eligible for additional scholarships. For example, Professional MBA students can receive elective academic credit and a scholarship for participation in the New Venture Development Center. Visit Lassonde Entrepreneur Institute for more details.
Third-party scholarships may also be available. Be cautious when using third-party searches and always check each provider’s reputation by contacting the Better Business Bureau or the Office of the State Attorney General. Here are some other resources to consider:
Third-party scholarships specifically tailored to international students may be available. While we cannot vouch for these sources, we’ve heard positive feedback about the following websites:
- IEFA.org
- IIE.org
- InternationalStudent.com
- FulbrightScholars.org
- WeMakeScholars.com
- QS.TopUniversities.com
When considering third-party scholarships, please research each provider thoroughly and verify their legitimacy. The University of Utah is not affiliated with these organizations, and we encourage you to exercise caution when exploring external funding opportunities.”
Financial Aid
Student Loans
There are many student loan programs available to help finance graduate education, including:
Each loan has different specifications. To determine your eligibility and find the loan that best suits your needs, contact the University Office of Scholarships & Financial Aid at 801-581-6211 or via email at FinancialAid@Utah.edu.
To begin applying for federal assistance complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA).
Military Funding
The University of Utah’s Veterans Support Center can help veterans navigate military benefits and enrollment processes. They can provide detailed information on tuition assistance and other resources available to veterans.
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