An Executive MBA is one of the most significant investments you'll make in your leadership and your career. The return extends well beyond compensation to greater responsibility, broader influence, and the confidence to lead at the highest levels. As you consider tuition, employer support, scholarships, and financing for the St. Thomas Executive MBA, this page provides the clarity you need to plan thoughtfully.
TOTAL PROGRAM COST: $93,000
Program cost includes:
We offer a range of scholarship opportunities for Executive MBA students. Awards are competitive and based on merit, demonstrated need, and specific eligibility criteria. We encourage you to review the requirements carefully and apply for those that align with your background and goals.
Students who receive full external funding are not eligible for additional scholarship awards.
Preferred Scholarship Deadline
Average Scholarship Award
A merit- and need-based award considered during admissions.
All Executive MBA applicants are automatically considered for the Dean's Scholarship. No separate application is required.
Available to applicants with a strong record of academic and professional achievement, leadership, and engagement in work, community, or volunteer settings.
Strong candidates often bring:
To be considered, submit a brief statement (up to 300 words) to your admissions representative describing the experiences that qualify you.
Candidates with a demonstrated commitment to the nonprofit sector may be eligible for special scholarship consideration. Scholarships are evaluated as part of the admissions interview process, with awards starting at $5,000 and varying based on the overall strength of the applicant's profile.
Eligibility requirements:
If you're referred by a current Executive MBA student or alumnus, you may be eligible for a $1,000 scholarship applied to your first semester.
Here's how it works:
Many employers offer tuition assistance or reimbursement programs to support their employees' professional growth. Check with your employer's human resources department to learn about available benefits and eligibility requirements.
The University of St. Thomas is a Yellow Ribbon school and awards at the maximum Chapter 33 benefit rate (100%). Veterans can choose to defer acceptance and any scholarships for one year if your plans are delayed by your service.
St. Thomas provides a variety of resources to help graduate students identify the financial aid options that best fit their goals.
Visit the Graduate Financial Aid website to explore additional opportunities, including grants, university scholarships, military benefits, and other ways to make your MBA more affordable.
Connect with our team to talk through your goals, your experience, and whether the St. Thomas Executive MBA is the right next step for you.