Tuition and Expenses
Tuition & Expenses.
Required fees (Class of 2014, matriculating October 2012)
Tuition: $141,000 (includes books, course readers, and printed materials)
Other estimated expenses (not included in tuition fees and not required for all MIT EMBA participants):
• Hotel accommodations: $20,000 (not required)
• Travel: varies based on where the participant lives
• Computer and supplies: $3,500 (if you anticipate buying a new computer)
• Health insurance: All students must have health insurance. You may continue your current US-based insurance if it meets MIT’s health insurance requirements. Otherwise, you must purchase MIT insurance. Review insurance rates.
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Your acceptance to MIT Sloan is based on a needs-blind admission process. This means that when you are accepted, MIT Student Financial Services will work with you to determine your needs and help you with a financial aid package.
Corporate sponsorship
Many companies offer tuition remission that provides support for employees enrolling in the MIT Executive MBA Program. That support may range from partial to full tuition reimbursement. To help you attain sponsorship we make available a sample sponsorship proposal and a sponsorship resource guide. Check with your company’s senior management or human resources department regarding your particular situation. If you would like to introduce your leadership development executive to the MIT EMBA program, please contact Beth Chartier at bethc@mit.edu or 617.324.6640. We work closely with leading companies to support executive development.
Next steps.
Register your interest in the MIT Executive MBA Program.
“It’s exhilarating to learn something on Friday that you know can transform your organization on Monday."
Shawn Atlow, ’13
Director
Los Angeles Unified School District
Download the Executive MBA Program Brochure