Tuition and Financial Aid

Estimated tuition costs for the 2024–2025 academic year are as follows:

Admitted students will be required to submit a $500 nonrefundable deposit to reserve a place in the program. Enrollment deposits will be applied as a credit toward the first term’s tuition once the student enrolls in the program.

Please note the cost of tuition does not include out-of-pocket expenses such as books, additional course materials or other fees. Tuition and fees are subject to change. A moderate tuition increase should be expected each year.

Tuition benefits may be available for MGH employees. To learn if you are eligible, visit our employee tuition benefit page.

Massachusetts state law and MGH IHP policy require Massachusetts residents to participate in a qualifying student health insurance program or in a health benefit plan with comparable coverage. If you are not a Massachusetts resident, you will need to complete an insurance waiver form found on the University Health Plans website, where you can verify your status as an online and out-of-state student. Learn more about the IHP’s health insurance requirements.

When evaluating how to pay for a master’s degree program, students often explore a number of different resources. Below, we’ve outlined some financing options for which you may be eligible to apply.

For more information, email the admissions team at admissions@mghihp.edu or call (781) 951-5102.

• Federal Financial Aid

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  U.S. citizens and permanent residents are eligible to apply for federal financial aid. To apply for federal student aid, complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). The MGH IHP FAFSA code is G22316. Please note that the Health Administration Graduate Certificate is eligible for federal financial aid.

• Employer Sponsorship

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  Many employers offer tuition benefits, including tuition reimbursement and low-cost loans. Check with your manager or human resources team regarding tuition assistance.

• Military Education Benefits

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  Veterans, service members, and qualified family members can access educational assistance through the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs.

• Private Education Loans

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  For additional financial assistance, research other education loan lenders to determine if a private loan is best for your situation.

For more information, visit our financial aid page.