Expenses and Financial Aid

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Tuition
Full-time graduate students pay a yearly program tuition rate, while part-time students (enrolled in no more than two courses) and certificate students pay a per course rate. Tuition varies by program.
- Master's Programs
- Doctoral Program
- Part-Time Students
- Certificate Students
Fees
Payment Plan

Financial Aid

Tufts provides a full range of financial assistance in the forms of scholarships, loans, and employment to as many graduate students as its own and federal funds allow.

Scholarships/Assistantships
For students who show scholarly promise, the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences and the School of Engineering offer scholarships, fellowships, and research or teaching assistantships to full-time students in master's and doctoral programs. Certificate students are not eligible for these awards.
Loans and Work Study (Federal Aid)
Low-interest Federal Stafford Loans, Federal Perkins Loans, and Federal Work Study programs are administered by Tufts Student Financial Services, which maintains information on all federal programs as well as alternative forms of financing such as non-need-based loans.

Download the Financial Aid Application.