Pursuing a full-time Master's in Business Analytics 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 business analytics degree students combine personal funds, employer sponsorships, outside resources, admissions scholarships, and loans through Emory University's Office of Financial Aid to help realize their education goals.
A FULL-TIME MS IN BUSINESS ANALYTICS FOR YOUNG PROFESSIONALS
Funding Your Future
| Total MSBA Tuition & Fees | $82,629 |
|---|---|
| Tuition | $69,900 |
| Mandatory Fees | $12,509 |
| Application / Transcript Fees | $220 |
| Other Estimated Costs | $43,731 |
| Annual Living (approx.) | $36,912 |
| Books (approx.) | $512 |
| Health Insurance (approx.) | $5,599 |
| Parking (approx.) | $708 |
Please note: Tuition rates are subject to change and are updated each spring for the upcoming academic year. There is a mandatory health insurance fee of $5,599 that can be waived with proof of existing health insurance coverage.
Full-time MS in Business Analytics
Scholarships & Financial Aid
The MSBA Admissions Committee awards scholarships based on academic achievement, quality of work experience, demonstrated leadership, and extracurricular activities. MSBA scholarships typically cover from 10-60% of tuition and fees. To be considered for a merit-based award, please submit all application materials by Round 3 — no additional application is needed. To be considered for one of our named scholarships, submit your application by Round 2.
Current Emory Undergraduate Student Scholarship
Goizueta is thrilled to offer an exclusive opportunity for current Emory undergraduate students! Any 2025 or 2026 Emory graduate* who is accepted into the MS in Business Analytics program during the 2024-2025 application cycle will receive a 30% tuition scholarship.
Highlights of this scholarship:
- 30% guaranteed scholarship for all admitted Emory undergraduate applicants who apply this application cycle
- Potential for additional scholarships determined by Graduate Admissions on a case-by-case basis
- $0 application fee for current Emory students
- GMAT/GRE waivers provided for MS in Business Analytics applicants with a GPA of 3.0 or higher
- Current Emory juniors can apply now to secure the scholarship for Fall 2026
*Students enrolled in the BBA/MSBA program are not eligible for this scholarship as they already benefit from a larger reduction in tuition.
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.
Financial Aid
Graduate Loans
Our MS in Business Analytics degree offers students a better professional and financial future. Knowing the financial commitment is significant, Emory University's Financial Aid Office is committed to assisting students with the process of obtaining the financial resources necessary to pursue a Goizueta business analytics degree. A variety of student loans are available for both domestic and international students. Students can borrow up to the budgeted cost of attendance less any scholarships. Some of these loans include Federal Stafford Loan, Graduate Plus Loan, Private Loan, International Student Loan (does not require a US Citizen Co-Signor).
Cost of Attendance
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.
