Program Costs | Bryan School of Business and Economics

Average Program Cost

These estimated program costs include tuition and fees based on the 2022-2023 Graduate Tuition and Fee Schedule and do not include the cost of textbooks or student health insurance. Visit csh.uncg.edu for more detailed information. Tuition and fees vary depending on the program track pursued and the number of credit hours taken each semester.

Master’s Program *(Accounting Majors)*
	On Campus (with Online options)		Online Only
	Estimated Program Cost	Per Credit Hour	Estimated Program Cost	Per Credit Hour
In-State	$16,000	$533.33	$16,000	$533.33
Outside-of-NC			$24,500	$816.67
Out-of-State	$34,000	$1,133.33	$38,000	$1,266.67
	Assumes 30 credit hours of full-time study for 1 year.		Assumes 30 credit hours of part-time study for 2 years.

Master’s Program *(Non-Accounting Majors)*
	On Campus (with Online options)		Online Only
	Estimated Program Cost	Per Credit Hour	Estimated Program Cost	Per Credit Hour
In-State	$22,500	$535.71	$22,000	$523.81
Outside-of-NC			$34,000	$809.52
Out-of-State	$47,500	$1,130.95	$53,000	$1,261.90
	Assumes 42 credit hours of full-time study for 1 ½ years.		Assumes 42 credit hours of part-time study for 2 ½ years.

The Outside-of-NC rate applies to students located outside of the state taking online classes. The Out-of-State rate applies to students taking classes while located within the state, but are not residents of NC (determined by the Residency Determination Service).

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Financial Aid

About half of all UNCG graduate students receive financial aid in the form of one or more of the following:

University Fellowships
Assistantships
Fellowships and other awards through Federal, State, and Private Grants
Veteran’s Benefits
Student Loans
Educational Tax Credits
Scholarships
Financial Aid Options for Women and Minority Students

Graduate students taking undergraduate-level prerequisite courses and planning to receive federal financial aid must plan carefully by speaking with their advisor and reading the Financial Aid website for detailed information.

Fianancial Aid at UNCG

Scholarships, Fellowships and Graduate Assistantships

The Bryan School seeks to attract exceptional graduate students through financial awards in the form of scholarships, fellowships, graduate assistantships, and tuition waivers. Applications are accepted on a continuous basis, but the priority deadline for the fall semester is March 15 and September 15 for the spring semester.

Successful new student scholarship and award recipients historically have had at least a 3.5 GPA, 550 GMAT score, and excellent recommendations. Successful continuing student recipients have a proven track record of academic performance and/or demonstrated financial need.

Bryan Scholarships

The Bryan School offers a variety of scholarships. Recipient selections depend on scholarship specifications and may be need- and/or merit-based. These scholarships are available to new students and continuing students. Some Bryan Scholarships are limited to undergraduate or graduate students.

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Bryan Fellowship

The Bryan Fellowship is the premier award in the Bryan School for graduate students. Recipient selections are primarily merit-based. These fellowships are funded by the Kathleen Price and Joseph M. Bryan Endowment Fund for the school. Recipients of these fellowships are recognized as Bryan Fellows and receive fellowship awards valued at a minimum of $2,000.

Applicant must be unconditionally admitted to a graduate program within the Bryan School of Business and Economics to qualify. There is no separate fellowship application; all applicants who complete the Bryan Scholarship application will automatically be considered for fellowship nomination.

Graduate Assistantships

Bryan School also offers a limited number of graduate assistantships to full-time students. Applicants for assistantships must have been unconditionally admitted into the MS in Accounting degree program. Assistants are usually employed to assist faculty members for as many as 20 hours per week.

Stipends for graduate assistantships typically range from $6,000 to $7,500 for the nine-month academic year. Applications can be requested from the Graduate Program office. In a few cases, tuition waivers may be available for students appointed to an assistantship.

Applicants may indicate their interest in a graduate assistantship from within the online application.