Tuition and Aid

The Lundquist College of Business is committed to enrolling exceptional students dedicated to learning in our experiential-based model.

Tuition and Fees

Admission decisions are made without reference to financial status. We encourage all incoming Oregon MBA students to budget carefully for the program to which they have been admitted.

International Students: Curriculum Practical Training (CPT) is the preferred authorization for internships. Participation in MBA internships is voluntary; however, please note that international MBA students must enroll in at least an one credit internship course (e.g., SBUS 609, MGMT 609) to participate. Tuition and applicable fees for the term the internship is taken apply (approximately $1,931 for one credit in Summer 2018).

Estimated 2019-2020 tuition and fees, pending final UO calculations*

Expense	Fee
Resident, graduate, full-time status	$29,235.00 annually
Non-resident, graduate, full-time status	$40,461.00 annually
University of Oregon graduate student fees	$2,280.00 annually
Specialization fee	($650 per term) $1,950

Matriculation Fee

Expense	Fee
New graduate student (matriculation term only)	$430

Other Expenses

Expense	Fee
Housing (nine months)	$9,800-$11,500
Books and supplies	$1,200
Personal expenses	$2,000
Campus parking (full year)	$360
Eugene area bus pass	Free for UO students
Sales tax	Oregon has no sales tax

* Stated tuition and fee expenses are subject to changes at any time by the University of Oregon Board of Trustees.

See Estimated Cost of Attendance

Financial Aid

Upon application, candidates may be considered for merit-based scholarships. Scholarships are based on academic and professional qualifications and are not need-based. Financial aid comes from a variety of sources, including the Lundquist College of Business, federal government, and public and private sources, and can come in the form of scholarships, loans, federal work-study and university fellowships.

Scholarships

Criteria	Merit-based	GMAT, GPA, work experience
Eligibility	Must be fully admitted to the Oregon MBA program	Decisions are made at the time of admission
Application Needed	No	Decisions are made based on the Application of Admission, at the time of admission
Awarded by	Graduate Programs Office, Lundquist College of Business	Awards are offered at the time of admission.
Amount	Varies	Award amount will be communicated at the time of admission

Federal Loans and Work Study

Criteria	Need-based
Eligibility	First- and second-year domestic and permanent resident students only
Application Needed	Yes: FAFSA	Apply online at https://fafsa.ed.gov/
Awarded by	UO Office of Financial Aid	financialaid.uoregon.edu/other_aid
Amount	$20,500 maximum	Work study amount varies

Graduate Employment Opportunities (GEs)

GEs involve teaching or administrative tasks and are offered by various departments and units across campus. GEs carry a tuition waiver and are paid a stipend. The amount of the stipend awarded is dependent on the number of hours worked per week (8-20 hours). All qualified applicants are considered, regardless of citizenship. Individual qualifications are determined by the hiring department or unit.

A very limited number of administrative GEs are awarded by the Graduate Programs Office at the Lundquist College of Business to two-year MBA candidates at the time of admission. Though awarded at the time of admission, these limited positions are fulfilled in the second year of the candidate’s program.

Graduate Programs Office GEs will be awarded based on the MBA candidate’s work experience, as it relates to the following program needs; recruitment, admission, advising, and office management. GEs awarded by the Graduate Programs Office will be filled by the most qualified candidates on a first come, first serve basis.

To view or apply to open GE positions across campus, visit the University of Oregon Graduate School website.

Browse Available GE Openings

Private Lender Loans

Contact Sallie Mae for a private loan if you are:

an international applicant with a U.S. citizen or resident cosigner
a domestic applicant who has exhausted the maximum eligibility for federal loans

International Student Scholarships

Both need- and merit-based scholarships specifically for non-U.S. students are available through the UO Office of International Affairs.