Tuition & Financial Aid
Let us help you make a smart investment in your future.
We’re committed to the success of every Simon student. That commitment includes supporting candidates like you to ensure that our top-ranked MS programs are financially accessible to every qualified student.
50% of our incoming MS students receive merit-based scholarship support.
Scholarships made easy.
Our Admissions Committee determines scholarship awards when reviewing your MS program application, so there’s no need for an additional application to be considered for merit-based scholarships.
If you’re awarded a scholarship, the award amount will be included with your admission offer. The amount is guaranteed and has been set aside for your MS program studies.
Scholarship Partnerships
We’ve partnered with institutions across the US to create opportunities for students to pursue graduate business education. Candidates affiliated with one of our partner organizations may benefit from priority admission consideration, application fee waivers, and scholarships for Simon’s MS program.
Tuition and Expenses
Below, you’ll find detailed information about tuition and estimated expenses related to the MS programs.
Financial Aid
Simon Business School offers generous scholarship support to 50% of our incoming full-time MS students, providing a more affordable pathway to one of Simon's prestigious specialized master's degrees. In addition to scholarships awarded by Simon, there are many other types of financial aid—including outside scholarships, grants, Federal Direct Unsubsidized Loans, state educational loans, and more—available to help make this investment in your future even more accessible.
Evans Lam George Eastman Circle Scholarship for Simon Business School
This scholarship was established through the generous support of Evans Lam ’84S (MBA) and is awarded to five outstanding full-time MS students from China each year. The scholarship is awarded at the time of enrollment.
About Evans Lam
Evans is a 1984 graduate of Simon’s Full-Time MBA program. He also received his undergraduate degree from the University of Rochester. Evans is a UR Trustee and a Simon National Council member, and he serves as the chair of the George Eastman Circle. He is managing director – wealth management, senior portfolio manager at UBS. He and his wife Susanna reside in Pasadena. The Lams have been incredibly generous to UR; they have an endowed professorship at Simon (currently held by Susanna Lam) and named a state-of-the-art meeting space in Rush Rhees Library.
If you have any questions regarding tuition, scholarships, or financial aid, please contact admissions@simon.rochester.edu or (585) 275-3533.