EMBA, EMSF & EMS-FSA Program Fees, Sponsorship & Student Loans
Program Fees
Executive Programs has a different fee structure than other graduate programs at the Zicklin School of Business. The program is designed to offer administrative ease and convenience. Student's are registered as part of a cohort and all administrative contact is provided through the Executive Programs Office. This permits students to concentrate and devote their energy to their academic work and not worry about administrative matters.
Program fees include a wide variety of services to students, including:
- All college tuition, student technology, activity and graduation fees
- All text books and educational materials
- Class day meals & refreshments during breaks
- Pre-program residential orientation for incoming students
- Workshops and and group tutorial/review sessions
- Most of the cost of the required International Study experience (includes group air-fare, double occupancy hotel accommodations, ground transportation while on the trip and most meals)
- Other special events
- Access to program office which is a one stop point of contact for students in the program.
Program Fees
Program fees for the Fall 2011-2012 entering classes as follows:
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Executive MBA: |
$73,000.00 |
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Executive MS in Finance: |
$42,000.00 |
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Executive MS in Financial Statement Analysis: |
$44,500.00 |
Executive MBA Cohort 31
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| Due Upon Acceptance into the Program | $ 4,000.00 | |
| Prior to the Start of Trimester One | (August, 2011) | $11,500.00 |
| Prior to the Start of Trimester Two | (November, 2011) | $11,250.00 |
| Prior to the Start of Trimester Three | (March, 2012) | $11,250.00 |
| Prior to the Start of Trimester Four | (August, 2012) | $13,000.00 |
| Prior to the Start of Trimester Five | (November, 2012) | $11,000.00 |
| Prior to the Start of Trimester Six | (March, 2013) | $11,000.00 |
Executive MS in Finance Cohort 15
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| Due Upon Acceptance into the Program | $ 4,000.00 | |
| Prior to the Start of Trimester One | (August, 2011) | $12,000.00 |
| Prior to the Start of Trimester Two | (November, 2011) | $13,000.00 |
| Prior to the Start of Trimester Three | (March, 2012) | $13,000.00 |
Executive MS in F. S. A. Cohort 4
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Due Upon Acceptance into the program |
$ 4,000.00 |
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| Prior to the Start of Trimester One |
(August, 2011) |
$13,500.00 |
| Prior to the Start of Trimester Two |
(November, 2011) |
$13,500.00 |
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Prior to the Start of Trimester Three |
(March, 2012) | $13,500.00 |
Corporate Sponsorship and Reimbursement
Many students are typically sponsored (in whole or part) or receive tuition reimbursement from their employers. Our office can assist you in framing your conversation with your employer in regard to the difference and added value a graduate degree taken in an executive program has in terms of value, return on investment (ROI) for the employer, the ability to apply what you learn almost immediately which is an added value to your organization and how the schedule of the EMBA, EMSF or EMS in FSA program is a convenience to the employer.
We recommend you speak to your Human Resources department and manager prior to applying to determine the level of support your organization will provide. We fees this is an important step since some organizations and companies have policies that differentiate the support provided for Executive Masters programs from Part or Full Time programs.
Sponsorship is not required as a condition to admission into the EMBA, EMSF or EMS in FSA program.
Student Loans
Many self-sponsored, self-paying or partially sponsored students apply for student loans to assist in the finance their education. The Executive Programs office has a financial aid officer who can assist you with the process and provide you with information about the various options available to students.
The most common first option is the Federal Direct Student Loan program. Eligible students can apply for up to $20,500 per academic year under the Federal Direct Loan program. This loan is disbursed in two installments (1/2 in Fall semester and the other 1/2 in the Spring semester). The current rate on this type of loan is adjusted and will be set near the end of your program.
Alternative student loans from private lenders are also options available to students.
We also recommend that you speak to you accountant or tax advisor about the tax consequences and benefits (such as credits, deductions, and tax treatment of student loan interest and employer financial support) of continuing your education.
The first step in applying for loans is completing your FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid) on line at:
We strongly recommend you contact our office if you will be a self paying or self sponsored student to discuss the options available to you. The program does have have a financial aid officer to assist students in the loan process.
Please visit the Baruch College Financial Aid web site for general information about student loans. The site is located at:
