Graduate Tuition & Aid

Eligible students should complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) each year to apply for federal loan funding. Suffolk University’s Federal School Code is 002218.

International students are automatically considered for merit funding by the Office of Admission at the time of admission to the university. Although international students are not eligible to apply for federal loan funding through FAFSA, international students can apply for a private, credit-based loan with a U.S. co-signer.

Sawyer Business School (SBS) Graduate Fellowship funding is renewable for up to 4 semesters of full-time enrollment (5 semesters for dual-degree seeking students) as long as Satisfactory Academic Progress is maintained. Fellowship funding is only available for the fall and spring terms; fellowship funding cannot be used for summer enrollment.

Each graduate program offered at Suffolk University has a unique tuition rate. Please visit the Student Account Services Tuition & Fees page to find your program’s tuition rate. Your Cost of Attendance (COA) is an estimate of costs associated with your enrollment for the academic year. COA includes both direct and indirect costs. Direct costs, which are billed by the University, include tuition and fees. Indirect costs, which are not billed by the University, include housing, transportation, books, etc. Be sure to consider all costs, both direct and indirect, when making your financial plan for the academic year.