At Lenoir-Rhyne, we know that cost is a determining factor in obtaining your master’s degree.
If you estimate your cost of attendance, this provides a more realistic view of preparing for your graduate degree.
The Graduate School offers individual meetings with a financial aid counselor who can help you with the estimated cost of each term based on the number of classes and the length of the program and the overall cost.
The fee amounts noted below are for tuition only and do not include fees, books, supplies or personal expenses. There is a Graduate School fee of $300 for each term you are enrolled as a student.
You can find a breakdown of estimated costs of program fees (if any), books and other materials on the website for each program.
The cost for most graduate programs is $690/credit hour unless otherwise indicated below.
In compliance with the Department of Education, indirect costs, including books, transportation and miscellaneous expenses are added to tuition, fees, food and housing to determine Lenoir-Rhyne’s official total cost of attendance. The average cost of attendance for MBA and M.A. graduate programs for 2023-24 is $26,090. The average cost of attendance for M.S./DNP graduate programs for 2023-24 is $40,860.
Total actual costs per student may vary depending on program type and food and housing selections. Aggregate financial aid may not exceed the student’s calculated cost of attendance.
Federal regulations allow limited exceptions or adjustments to information reported on the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). Such exceptions or adjustments, known as Special Circumstances or Professional Judgment, are considered on a case-by-case basis based on supporting documentation of your circumstances.
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