An MBA degree is a lifetime benefit and the one of the best investments you can make in your career development. The information below is designed to help you in your financial aid research.
Federal Loans
Federal loans sometimes have lower interest rates and better repayment plans for students than other types of loans:
Scholarships
Graduate scholarships and grant opportunities are generally are more competitive than undergraduate scholarship opportunities and graduate students are encouraged to widely research for opportunities.
University of Washington Bothell MBA Program Scholarships
The Government Finance Officers Association offers the following scholarship programs for MBAs:
- Public Employee Retirement Research and Administration Scholarship ($4,000)
- George A. Nielsen Public Investor Scholarship ($5,000)
- Daniel B. Goldberg Scholarship ($10,000)
- GFOA Minorities in Government Finance Scholarship ($5,000)
- Frank L. Greathouse Government Accounting Scholarship ($3,500)
Graduate School Scholarship Research Sites
IRS Tax Tips
Five Ways to Offset Education Costs
Employer Tuition Benefits
If your employer offers a tuition benefit for employees per calendar year, our 22-month program begins each September and takes place over 3 calendar years which may maximize your benefits. If your employer does not offer tuition reimbursement in its benefit package, consider inquiring if your company has employee development funds available per request. Inquiries are often made through human resources departments or individual supervisors.
Military Benefits
UW Bothell Contacts
UW Bothell Military Benefit Questions
Rosa Lundborg
Counselor, DSS, VA, International Students
425-352-5455
RLundborg@uwb.edu
Veterans Services
Financial Aid Questions
Danette Iyall
Asst. Director, Financial Aid
Division of Enrollment Management
425-352-5326
DIyall@uwb.edu
General International Student Questions
UWB International Student Services
MBA Student Services Questions
Don Whitney
MBA Manager, Student Services
425-352-543
whitneyd@uwb.edu