Tuition and fees
The Evening MBA program requires 13 core courses (47 credits) and 32 elective credits for a total requirement of 79 credits.
When you enroll in the Evening MBA Program, you will be charged the same tuition rate for all three years of the program; however, the quarterly fees may change each year. Tuition payments are due quarterly by the Tuition/Fee Assessment Deadline. The UW accepts various payment methods. International students can also pay by wire transfer.
Refer to the table below for the rate that applies to your year of admission.
| Evening MBA Program Tuition for 2019-2020 | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Year admitted to the Program | Tuition per credit* | Quarterly Fees+ | Total Program Cost including Tuition & Fees | |
| Autumn 2019 Resident & Non-Resident |
$1,070 per credit | $365* | $88,130** | |
| Autumn 2018 Resident & Non-Resident |
$1,039 per credit | $365* | $85,321** | |
| Autumn 2017 Resident & Non-Resident |
$1,009 per credit | $365* | $79,924** | |
*For each quarter classes are taken, students must pay a quarterly fee. Most students pay an average of $3,240 in fees over 9 quarters, but this can increase if a student lengthens the program.
**When you enroll in the Evening MBA program, your tuition rate is guaranteed for three academic years.
+International students (students studying at UW on a visa) incur an additional international student fee of $45 per quarter.
The Evening MBA Program is a fee-based program. Students enrolled in this program are not eligible for the tuition exemption program, institutional tuition waivers or the Undergraduate/Graduate University Grant programs, including the Husky Promise program. Read more about fee-based programs.
Financing your MBA
Evening MBA students finance their education with personal funds, employer support, educational loans, and private scholarships or, in most cases, a combination of these resources
The Student loans program chart provides information on the types of loans available along with interest rates, loan fees, terms and repayment. Scroll down to see the Graduate and Professional Students section.
Who is eligible to apply?
Most University of Washington MBA students qualify to borrow $20,500 per year through the Federal Stafford Direct Loan Program. To apply, you must be a permanent U.S. resident, must not be in default on a prior federal student loan, and must have registered for the draft if required by law to do so. Otherwise, this program is not based on need, income, or credit. Depending on credit worthiness, students may also qualify to borrow up to the full amount of the program fee through the private MBA Tuition Loan Program. Foreign residents may apply for this loan with a U.S. citizen co-signer.
How to apply?
To apply for a Federal Stafford Direct Loan, fill out a Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) on line at www.fafsa.ed.gov or on paper and submit it to the address included on the application. If you are offered admission to the MBA Program and your FAFSA is approved, the University of Washington will send you a financial aid eligibility letter and a promissory note asking how much of the $20,500 annual maximum you wish to borrow. You will need the University of Washington’s federal financial aid code for the FAFSA: 003798.
For a list of private education loan and/or credit programs for students and their families visit the University of Washington Financial Aid website.
Where to get financial aid applications and more information?
The paper edition of the FAFSA can be obtained from the University of Washington’s Office of Student Financial Aid:
Office of Student Financial Aid
University of Washington
Box 355880, Seattle, WA 98195-5880
Phone: 206-543-6101
Email: [email protected]
Web: www.washington.edu/students/osfa
We recognize that not all students qualify for federal loans. International students can qualify for private loans with a creditworthy U.S. Citizen or Permanent Resident co-signer. International students may also want to investigate private educational loans available from their home countries.
You are encouraged to do independent research and can borrow from any lender you prefer.
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