Tuition and Fees
Your out-of-pocket education costs will differ
depending on:
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your eligibility for financial
aid, scholarships, or other types of aid,
such as employer reimbursement |
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the materials/software required |
Program costs are calculated by credit hour.
For the most up-to-date Tuition and Fees Supplement,
please contact an Admissions Advisor
Admissions Advisor:
Call 1.866.232.0232, ext. 3394 (US and Canada)
+1.647.722.6641, ext. 3394 (International)
E-mail: ot@embanet.com
Employer-Sponsored Tuition Assistance
Many organizations offer tuition assistance to
employees and, in some cases, cover 100% of tuition
costs. Programs and policies vary among employers.
Consult your personnel office to learn more about
tuition assistance at your organization.
If you are eligible for employer-sponsored tuition
assistance, please contact an Admissions Advisor
for more information regarding payment arrangements.
Admissions Advisor:
Call 1.866.232.0232, ext. 3394 (US and Canada)
+1.647.722.6641, ext. 3394 (International)
E-mail: ot@embanet.com
Financial Aid and Alternative Financing
How to pay for your education is always an important
consideration. Our Admissions Department can assist
you in exploring alternative financing options.
There are private loan companies that Boston
University recommends such as Teri, Access Group
and Sallie Mae Signature Loans. In addition annual
Scholarships are offered by the American Occupational
Therapy Federation. These range from $375 to $5000.
More information can be found at www.aotf.org.
For more information regarding financial aid,
as well as exploring alternative financing options,
please contact an Admissions Advisor.
Admissions Advisor:
Call 1.866.232.0232, ext. 3394 (US and Canada)
+1.647.722.6641, ext. 3394 (International)
E-mail: ot@embanet.com
Invest in your Future
Your college education is a great investment.
On average, those with a bachelor's degree earn
62 percent more per week than those without a
bachelor's degree. Individuals with a master's
degree earn 18 percent more per week than those
without a master's degree (U.S. Department of
Labor, 2004).
There are many payment plans available for Boston
University Graduate students. Please contact our
Admissions Department with any questions regarding
payment, financial aid information, or scholarship
opportunities.
Boston University reserves the right to revise
the schedule of tuition and fees without notice.
The costs provided by the Admissions Department
are for the current academic year and may change
for future academic years.
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