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Financing your MBA
We strongly encourage Evening & Weekend MBA students to submit an application for financial aid. The process is simple, and all students — regardless of need — are eligible to apply for assistance.
A team of financial aid experts, based in Northwestern University’s Office of Financial Aid on the Chicago campus, will assist you throughout the duration of your time at Kellogg.
Applying for financial aid
New students can apply for financial aid after they receive an offer of admissions from the Evening & Weekend MBA Program. Students must reapply for financial aid each spring.
To apply for financial aid, please complete:
Application deadlines are listed here.
Requirements
- Be accepted as a degree-seeking student enrolled in a minimum of two credits. (Students enrolled in less than two credits may be eligible for private loans.)
- Be a U.S. citizen or eligible noncitizen.
- Have a valid social security number.
- Register with the Selective Service (if required).
- Not be in default on a federal student loan or have an overpayment on a federal student grant.
- Comply with federal financial aid guidelines concerning convictions for the sale or possession of illegal drugs.
Determining your award
Your award will consist of student loans awarded up to the cost of tuition, fees and other estimated expenses (including books and loan fees) minus any other outside resources (e.g. tuition reimbursement through your employer).
Loan options
Grants and scholarships
Employer support
Please note: If you receive tuition reimbursement through your employer, you are still eligible to apply for financial aid. However, due to federal guidelines, the reimbursement amount may impact the loan amount offered.
For international students
International students are also encouraged to investigate in their home country and/or country-of-residence for loan options.
PRIVATE LOANS
- How to qualify: Students must complete the University Aid Application before the Office of Financial Aid can process a private loan request. Private loans also require the completion of a separate loan application and are subject to lender credit approval.
- Interest rate: Determined by the lender and based on a variable index, such as the Prime Rate or the London Interbank Offering Rate (LIBOR), plus a margin based on credit score and credit history. The interest rate on private loans is variable and interest will begin to accrue once the loan is disbursed.
- More information: Visit the Student Financial Services website for additional information.
Satisfactory Academic Progress
Federal regulations require all recipients of federal financial aid to maintain Satisfactory Academic Progress (SAP) in their program of study. This includes recipients of Federal Direct Stafford Loans and Federal Direct Graduate PLUS Loans. Kellogg also expects students to make continual progress towards completing their degree.
Additional information on Satisfactory Academic Progress for the Evening & Weekend MBA program is available on the Chicago Financial Aid Office website.
