*Tuition for 2023-2024 Academic Year
**Waived through Fall 2024
***May be less depending on prerequisites required
There are numerous financial aid opportunities waiting for you as a student at Seattle University. We believe in every student’s ability to become a business leader who can drive positive change, and we don’t want finances to stand in your way.
There are several opportunities for government-sponsored financial aid available to students at Seattle University. File your FAFSA application as early as possible to help ensure that you have ample time to finalize funding for your degree program. This can be completed even before submitting your application for admission to the Early Career MBA program. Start your FAFSA now.
The Graduate Admissions team and Student Financial Services at Seattle University are here to help you find the best possible solutions for graduate financial aid. To research financial aid options visit Financing Your Education.
Have questions about financial aid? Contact Student Financial Services at +1 (206)-220-8020 or financialservices@seattleu.edu.
A limited number of scholarships are available to Early Career MBA students through the Albers School of Business and Economics. These are partial scholarships based on need, and are designed to assist with, but not cover the full cost of tuition. Approximately one half of our Early Career MBA students apply for and are granted a scholarship to assist with their education. The average scholarship ranges from $3,600 to $4,800 and is divided equally over all four quarters of the program. Unfortunately, we are not able to offer full ride/100% scholarships to any student at the graduate level.
If you would like to apply, you will need to submit a separate application. The scholarship application must be completed and included with your initial program application.
To be considered for an Early Career MBA scholarship, you will need to complete both your program application as well as your scholarship application, during Round 1 or Round 2 (March 1st or May 1st). Applications for scholarship received after the May 1 deadline will only be considered if funds are still available.
For additional information, visit Albers Graduate Scholarships.
Seattle University undergraduates whose GPAs are 3.2 or above are eligible for automatic acceptance1, and all Seattle University undergraduates who apply by the May 1 deadline and are accepted to the program, will automatically receive a $4,800 Albers Graduate Scholarship2.
1 Application to program still required.
2 To be considered for a scholarship amount above $4,800, simply complete the scholarship application as part of your regular application. Applications for scholarship received after the May 1 deadline will be considered based on funds available.
If you would like to apply you will need to submit a separate application within your regular Early Career MBA application; you will not be able to access the scholarship application until you have started your regular application.
To be considered for an Early Career MBA scholarship, you will need to complete both your program application as well as your scholarship application, during Round 1 or Round 2 (March 1st or May 1st). Applications for scholarships received after the May 1 deadline will only be considered if funds are still available. Your scholarship application must be completed and included with your initial program application.
For additional information, visit Albers Graduate Scholarships.
Scholarship recipients are selected based on a personal essay, prior academic excellence, perceived level of need, special circumstances and GMAT or GRE scores, if available. Scholarship recipients will be notified at time of acceptance.
Early Career MBA students are also eligible to apply for The Genevieve Albers Graduate Fellowship. The Genevieve Albers Graduate Fellowship provides financial assistance to graduate business students in exchange for assisting Albers faculty with their academic research. The fellow will receive a $15,000 tuition scholarship and $7,000 stipend in exchange for working 12.5 hours per week for the three academic quarters (a total of 375 hours for the academic year). The Genevieve Albers Graduate Fellowship also requires an additional application.
For additional information and/or to apply, visit Genevieve Albers Graduate Fellowship.