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Costs & Financial Aid
Costs
The estimated cost of attending the USC Marshall MBA Program for the first year is $77,000. This amount includes tuition and fees ($55,000) and estimated living expenses of $22,000. Please be aware that living expenses can vary greatly, depending on where in Los Angeles you live and your choice of accommodation (in shared housing or on your own).
Fellowships
Thanks to the generosity of alumni, corporations and interested individuals, several merit-based fellowships are awarded to new and returning USC Marshall students.
The Admissions Committee bases fellowship award decisions on a range of criteria, including scholastic merit, leadership, work experience and other characteristics that add value to the academic and social atmosphere of USC Marshall. Two-year awards range from partial- to full-tuition remission.
Second-year Dean’s Scholarships are awarded to outstanding students who did not receive a fellowship upon admission to the program. Awards are based on first-year accomplishments, including superior academic performance, leadership initiatives and contributions to the USC and USC Marshall community.
Loans and Financial Aid
Please visit the USC Student Financial Aid website to inquire about Federal Stafford Loans and other loan options. Additional helpful links include:
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