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MS-IST > EMIS > Admissions > Financial Information Executive Master of Science in Information Systems (EMIS) Financial Information
What the EMIS Tuition CoversThe EMIS tuition payment schedule for Cohort XVIII identifies the per semester breakdown of tuition and fees including registration and graduation fees. Note: meals, books, and materials are provided by the program at no cost to the student. Payment Schedule for Cohort XVIII - Class of Fall 2008Following is the tuition payment schedule for the class of Fall 2008, entering September 2007 (Cohort XVIII). The University will bill participants on a semester-by-semester basis. Please note that timely payment is necessary to avoid late charges and interest. Please contact us with any questions you may have about the fee schedule. It may be possible to make alternative arrangements in advance to accommodate your organization's budget cycle. There is a $500 nonrefundable tuition deposit, payable within two weeks of acceptance. Please note that the deposit will be applied toward the first semester tuition.
* Less $500 tuition deposit Installment PlanAlternatively, you may apply for the GW Monthly Installment Plan, which allows payments for an entire academic year to be made in 10 equal monthly installments. There are no fees to participate in the Monthly Payment Plan, although late fees may apply if timely payments are not made. For more information, visit the University Payment Plan through Academic Management Services information page. It is suggested that you sign up for the plan as early as possible. For more information contact the GW Student Accounts Office at 202-994-7350 or request a brochure from the EMIS program Office. The George Washington University strives to admit the most qualified candidates regardless of their financial situation Need-based AssistanceFinancial assistance in the form of Federal Student Loans is available for the program. The priority deadline for application for the cohort forming in fall 2006 was June 1, 2006. Applications may be accepted after that date, but funding may not be available before the tuition deadlines. Federal need-based aid programs require U.S. citizenship or permanent resident. Please contact us at 703-726-8330 for information and applications. Alternative LoansPlease visit the GW Graduate Financing website for additional information on alternative loan opportunities. The GWU GWireD student web also provides financial assistance information. |
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