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Tuition Fees
For the academic year
2007-2008, the tuition fee per credit hour is US$593. This tuition fee
covers only tuition, standard academic support services and graduation
expenses. The total tuition for the entire program amounts to
approximately cost $35,580 (for all 60 credits) or $24,906 (if
exempted from the 18 credits of
foundation
courses). These fees do not cover special services/needs,
books, supplies, athletic equipment, bedding, room or board.
Financing Your MBA
OSB has three main forms
of financial assistance: the graduate assistantship, the Yousef Jamil
Fellows Program and University Financial Aid program.
Graduate
Assistantships
Fellowships covering
tuition and partial living expenses are available for MBAs in return
for a specified number of hours of work per week for an academic
department. Assistantships are awarded on the dual basis of academic
record and School needs. Application
forms for new students are included in the
admissions application package. Continuing students may obtain
application forms from the Student Services Office at OSB.Applications should be submitted early in the semester preceding the
semester for which one is applying.
Yousef Jamil MBA
Fellows Program
The program’s primary
objective is to identify and prepare future industry leaders who have
strong knowledge and skills in science and engineering coupled with
the potential to acquire superior business management and
decision-making skills. The program enables qualified engineering and
science college graduates to attend to the OSB MBA program on a full
scholarship basis. To be eligible for this merit-based scholarship,
the applicant must be Lebanese, Palestinian, Jordanian or Syrian and
must have received his/her bachelor degrees in science or engineering
from a University recognized by AUB. For more information on
eligibility requirements, contact the OSB
Student Services Center
University Financial
Aid Program
AUB's Financial Aid
office regularly accepts applications for MBA assistance and has, in
the past awarded both need-based and merit-based aid of up to 20% of
total MBA tuition. For more information, visit
AUB's Financial Aid
Office.
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