Tuition and Financial Aid
Financing the cost of your MBA
Financing your MBA is an investment in your future, and we’re here to guide you through the process. Our Financial Aid officers are experts in the field who will help you identify and secure financial resources to cover the cost of your education. Our office is open five days a week, and walk-ins are always welcome. If you’d like to speak directly with an advisor, please call the Northwestern University Office of Financial Aid on the Chicago campus at 312.503.8722.
Tuition
In the Evening & Weekend MBA Program, tuition is determined on a per-course basis. For students who matriculate during or after the Summer 2021 quarter, the tuition for each 1.0-credit course is $7,418. You can work at a pace that best suits your schedule and financial needs, taking up to four classes per quarter.
Financial Aid
All Evening & Weekend MBA students are eligible for financial aid, regardless of fiscal need. We encourage you to apply.
GI Bill & Veterans Benefits
As a participant in the Yellow Ribbon Program, Kellogg annually awards grants to up to 50 students on a first-come, first-served basis. In order to qualify for Yellow Ribbon Program benefits, you must be eligible for the Post-9/11 GI Bill benefits as indicated on the Certificate of Eligibility sent by the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs.
Seeking Employer Sponsorship
To obtain sponsorship, Kellogg encourages applicants to approach their companies with a comprehensive proposal. Your proposal should make a strong case for the value of the program and its applicability to your company and role. Need help getting started with a proposal? We’ve developed a customizable sponsorship proposal for you to make your own and share with your employer.
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