Tuition
The above costs reflect the estimated tuition and fees for all required credit hours, based on the most common program sequences, taken over the course of three semesters (full-time) or five semesters (part-time). Program cost may vary depending on program sequencing. All non-resident students pay resident tuition and fees for the summer semester.
Tuition rates may change without notice. Generally, if tuition and fees increase, it occurs prior to the start of the summer semester each year. This information comes from the University of Utah’s Income Accounting and Student Loan Services, which has the most current information.
Scholarships
Thanks to the generosity of individuals, corporate donors, and the University of Utah, the David Eccles School of Business provides many merit- and need-based scholarship opportunities to exceptional students. Schedule a scholarship assessment appointment to learn more.
Students who are admitted into the program within the priority deadline will be automatically assessed for a merit- or need-based scholarship. Students who are admitted into the program after the priority deadline but within the final deadline have the opportunity to apply for a need-based scholarship.
Note: The Eccles Admissions Team will notify admitted students of their eligibility to apply for a need-based scholarship or that they are eligible to receive a merit-based scholarship.
- Must be officially accepted in both the MSF and MHA, both the MSF and MSBA, or both the MSF and MSIS programs.
- Must complete at least 30 credits of coursework, preferably with a mix of credits in both programs.
- Must have and maintain at least a 3.0 cumulative GPA.
- Must maintain concurrent degree status and graduate from both programs at the same time.
- Residents are eligible for $15,000 and non-residents are eligible for $25,000.
The amount awarded depends on the annual tuition benefit plan of the student’s employer. The maximum amount that can be matched is $5,000. To be considered, CLICK HERE and fill out the form for students. Please allow 3-5 business days for an admissions coordinator to review your form and verify employment. Note that you must be formally admitted into one of our eligible programs to be considered for this scholarship. If you were awarded a merit- or need-based scholarship, then you aren’t eligible to receive this scholarship. We can, however, work with you to change your merit- or need-based scholarship to the employer tuition benefit scholarship.
Students with high undergraduate cumulative GPAs, as well as other high-achieving attributes, qualify for a merit scholarship. Resident students are eligible for a $5,000-$7,500 merit scholarship. Non-resident students are eligible for a $19,000 merit scholarship.
Students who qualify for a need-based scholarship will automatically be emailed a need-based scholarship application. Please complete the application within a week of receiving it to be considered. In addition to a completed scholarship application, domestic students must also apply for financial aid. Scholarship amounts vary depending on the student’s financial background and other related factors.
The admitted student must have graduated from the University of Utah with a minimum 3.0 cumulative GPA. A resident is eligible for $3,500 and a non-resident is eligible for $5,000.
Additional Scholarships
The following scholarship opportunities are not offered directly by our program, but they may be an excellent option to fund your education.