Tuition, Scholarships and Financing
Whether you’re pursuing the Online MBA or one of Whitman’s online M.S. programs, this page outlines what to expect for tuition, scholarships and financing your degree.
Online Master’s Costs
Students enrolled in an online master’s program at the Whitman School are charged tuition on a per-credit-hour basis. The current rate for the 2026–27 academic year is $2,086 per credit across all online master’s programs.
PROGRAM | CREDITS REQUIRED | ESTIMATED TUITION COST |
MBA Online | 45 | $93,870 |
M.S. in Professional Accounting Online | 30-48 | $62,580 - 100,128 |
M.S. in Business Analytics Online | 36 | $75,096 |
M.S. in Entrepreneurship Online | 30 | $62,580 |
M.S. in Supply Chain Management Online | 30 | $62,580 |
Learn more about the Cost of Attendance
The Whitman School does not charge online students for items or services typically associated with on-campus programs, such as health fees. Textbook, travel and housing costs are each student’s responsibility, in addition to technology fees.
Payment arrangements for tuition and fees are required at the time of registration each term. Syracuse University offers direct billing or deferred billing for students sponsored by their companies. Payment plans are available to those students who are financially responsible for their education.
Scholarships
All admitted students in Whitman’s online master’s programs are automatically considered for partial merit-based scholarships as part of the holistic admissions review—no separate scholarship application is required.
Awards are based on each candidate’s academic achievement, professional experience and potential for leadership, and are determined at the time of admission.
Financing Your Education
Federal and private loan programs, eligibility requirements and borrowing limits are set by the U.S. Department of Education and can change from year to year. For the most current information on federal loans, work-study, veterans benefits and other financial aid options available to graduate students, visit Syracuse University’s Office of Financial Aid.