Tuition and Financial Aid — International
| Overview & FAQ | Tuition & Financial Aid — Undergraduates |
| Visa Interview Guidance | Tuition & Financial Aid — Graduates |
Ph.D. Students
What percentage of graduate students receives financial aid?
Over 90% of our students in full-day programs receive some form of financial aid.
How do I know if I will qualify for financial aid?
If your total yearly income (including your spouse’s, if you are married) will be less than $40,000 while you are a student, there is an excellent chance you will qualify for substantial financial aid — scholarships and loans — while attending Maharishi University of Management. International students who have a U.S. citizen or permanent resident as co-signer can often borrow alternative loans.
What is the average award for an international graduate student?
| Charges for New On-Campus Students, 2008–09 | |
|---|---|
| Tuition | $24,000 |
| Housing and Meals | 6,000 |
| Student Fees | $430 |
| Health Insurance | $1,350 |
| Total Charges for the Year | $31,780 |
| Maximum On-Campus Financial Aid Award | $13,240 |
| Typical on-campus payment required by student | $18,540 |
A $6,000 working assistantship covering housing and meals may also be available for Ph.D. students. After successful completion of Ph.D. coursework and successful completion of a qualifying exam, Ph.D. students achieve Candidate status. The program is designed so that this status can generally be achieved in two years. Candidate tuition is reduced by 50%. After acceptance of a dissertation proposal, a Ph.D. student achieves Researcher status; Researcher tuition is reduced by 75% of original tuition.
Students are required to provide an additional yearly amount of $2,000 for personal expenses, emergency, and books.
Find more information about financial aid for international graduate students.
