MBA Tuition

Financing Your MBA

Funding Your Future

Pursuing your MBA degree is a significant financial investment, one of the most important that you'll make, and we at Emory are committed to working with you to make your educational goal a financial reality. Our students combine personal funds, employer sponsorships, outside resources, admissions MBA scholarships, and loans through Emory University's Office of Financial Aid to help realize their education goals.

More Than $40 Million in New Scholarships

Emory students

Emory University’s Goizueta Business School has recently doubled down on its longstanding priority to drive scholarship funding to attract the best and brightest students. Student scholarships are a key fundraising priority of its capital campaign, and Goizueta has already secured more than $41 million in new scholarship donations with three more years of the campaign remaining.
Total MBA Tuition & Fees $151,689
Total Tuition $143,800
Mandatory Fees $7,644
Application / Transcript Fees $245
Other Annual Estimated MBA Costs $28,931
Living (approx.) $22,186
Books (approx.) $1,275
Health Insurance (approx.) $4,762
Parking (approx.) $708

Please note: MBA tuition rates are subject to change and are updated each spring for the upcoming academic year.

Master's in Business Administration

Scholarships & Fellowships

The MBA Admissions Committee awards MBA scholarships and fellowships to domestic and international admitted students based on academic achievement, quality of work experience, demonstrated leadership, and extracurricular activities. MBA scholarships typically range from partial to full tuition plus stipend. For merit-based awards, all completed applications submitted by Round 3 are automatically considered—no additional application is needed. Those interested in being considered for named scholarships should submit their completed applications by Round 2.

Robert W. Woodruff Scholars

Goizueta Business School offers four Woodruff Scholarships, Emory's most prestigious named scholarship, which includes full MBA tuition and fees and an annual $15,000 stipend guaranteed for the length of the Full-Time MBA degree. Woodruff Scholars are also invited to participate in the Scholars Academic Program.

The Robert W. Woodruff Foundation is a charitable organization that supports education, healthcare, human services, economic development, art and culture, and the environment through grants. The foundation was established by Robert Woodruff, the long-time president of The Coca-Cola Company.

Woodruff Scholars leave a lasting imprint on Goizueta Business School and Emory University through their leadership, academic performance and life-long relationships. Candidates interested in being considered for this scholarship should possess high academic excellence as well as demonstrated commitment to our core values. The Admissions Committee will evaluate Woodruff candidates from those who have applied and been offered admission by the Round 3 deadline.

Finalists selected to compete for The Woodruff Scholarship will be invited to Atlanta in February for the Woodruff Selection Weekend. The schedule will include social events and meetings with faculty, alumni, and current students. The weekend will conclude with a personal interview with Woodruff Selection Committee Members and a closing reception.

Named Scholars

Goizueta offers several prestigious named MBA scholarships. These awards are funded by alumni, companies, and organizations. For scholarship consideration, all completed MBA applications submitted by Round 3 are automatically considered — no additional application is needed.

Goizueta Scholars

Roberto C. Goizueta established The Goizueta Foundation in 1992 to provide financial assistance to educational and charitable institutions. In creating The Goizueta Foundation, he sought to acknowledge his indebtedness to this country and to continue the commitment to philanthropic endeavors that has symbolized the leadership of The Coca-Cola Company for more than a century. The Goizueta Foundation assists organizations that empower individuals and families through educational opportunities to improve the quality of their lives.

Other Named Scholarships

Other named scholarships offered to MBA candidates at Goizueta include, to name a few:

Rosemary and John Brown Family Scholars Program 

This $5 million scholarship endowment is open to graduates of Spelman College and Agnes Scott College who are accepted into a Goizueta graduate program. Scholarships are merit-based. Brown Family Scholars admitted into any of Goizueta’s graduate programs will benefit from small-by-design program classes known for a collaborative culture and highly experiential learning model. This will help scholars to formally build camaraderie and continue with mentoring and networking during the remainder of their studies.

How Does Someone Normally Fund an MBA?

Want to learn more about how to fund your MBA at Goizueta? Hear directly from the Associate Dean of MBA Admissions about funding opportunities! These include financial aid, scholarships, assistantships, and fellowships.

Cost of Attendance

Goizueta student at graduation

Office of Financial Aid

The cost of attendance is an estimate of the total amount it will cost you to go to school for an academic period, and it’s determined using rules established by law. Cost of attendance may include tuition and fees, on-campus room and board (or a housing and food allowance for off-campus students), and allowances for books, supplies, and transportation.

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