Columbia School of Business MBA
Recognizing that attending Columbia Business School is a significant investment of time and money, we strive to provide our students with various means to finance the degree.
The budget provided on the bottom is based on a moderate student lifestyle and represents the maximum amount of financial aid possible for the current academic year. Tuition is set by the University's Board of Trustees and is ratified in June of each year.
Estimated Student Budget 2016-2017
| Item | Cost |
|---|---|
| Tuition | $68, 792 |
| Mandatory Fees | $3, 737 |
| Health Services & Insurance | $3, 882 |
| Books & Supplies | $900 |
| Room & Board | $21, 375 |
| Personal Expenses | $6, 026 |
| Total First Year Budget | $104, 712* |
*Students may incur additional costs, such as study tours or club events.
Given the rigor of the full-time MBA program, employment during the academic terms is discouraged, particularly in the first year. Teaching and research assistantships are offered directly through faculty members, although these appointments are generally awarded to doctoral students. More information about on-campus work opportunities can be found here.
Source: www8.gsb.columbia.edu
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