Tuition

1. Estimate of tuition cost
2. When to pay tuition
3. How to pay tuition
4. Financial aid and loan options
5. Online Work Study Program

McCann University understands the financial needs of students and several financial aid and loan options are available to our students. In addition, participation in online approaches significant reduce the cost to complete a degree program.

M.C.U. offers a wide array of resources, including merit scholarship, need-based financial aid, financing options, installment and prepayment plans.

1. Estimate of tuition cost:

Keep in mind that your actual tuition costs may differ slightly due to special laboratory or studio supply fees, or other additional costs incurred in the specific major you attend. Online programs also require a one time Internet set up fee of $100. The amount listed is the estimated total tuition for the entire program.

Estimate of Tuition Cost at M.C.U. (effective 2008)
Associate To Bachelor	$ 45060
Bachelor Degree	$ 102360
Associate Degree	$ 44380
Master Degree	$ 58560
Doctoral Degree	$ 87840

 

2. When to pay tuition:

Students who receive loans, scholarships or assistantship must pay the balance of the due amount first before the loans, scholarships or assistantships can be applied.

 

3. How to pay tuition:

Tuition is due each semester or the equivalent section for online program.

a) Online: Domestic students can use our secured online payment system using major credit cards, debit cards and PayPal system. A student ID number and access code are required before you can make this payment to ensure immediate and accurate posting of the transactions to your student account. Please note payments that occur after hours, on weekends, or on holidays may take longer to post to your student account.

b) By wire: International students should use bank wire to pay tuition fees. Domestic students can also use bank wire. Be sure to include your name and student ID number on all Remittances. Please allow sufficient time for your bank to process and submit your wire transfer so that it will be posted to your student account in a timely manner. Detailed instructions will be provided to students who require such services.

4. Financial aid and loan options:

M.C.U. administers a robust financial aid program for students with need-based financial aid, public or private grants, and graduate assistantships/fellowships.

To qualify for the aid programs, you must meet all general financial aid eligibility requirements and some additional conditions as outlined below. All programs require enrollment at M.C.U.. In addition to the programs described below, some academic departments offer financial assistance for summer enrollment.

1. How to apply

We simplify the financial aid application process for all students. All applications for financial aid available by M.C.U. is made at the same time the student applies for M.C.U.. Our system will match eligible students to qualified aid options. There is no additional application process involved. All applications for financial aid or loans are not administered by M.C.U. and must be applied separately to relevant agents or financial institutes.

2. List of Current Financial Aid

Scholarships: Scholarships administered by the Financial Aid Office are awarded to students based on academic merit and financial need.

• The Heyman scholarships are for M.C.U. students excelled in Science majors. Up to two scholarships at $20,000 each academic year are awarded. This is a highly competitive scholarship. Scholarships cover full tuition as well as an allowance for living expenses.
• Rockwell fellowship are awarded to students in business and management majors. Fellowships range between $2,000 to $15,000 each year based on performance in multidisciplinary fields.

Grants: Grants are awarded based on financial need. Recipients are not required to repay the amounts.

• There are multiple grants awarded in most departments. Available grants may vary each year based on the ongoing projects in each department.
• The New Era Online Grant is established to promote online education. Students with low incomes may apply for this grant if enrolled in at least one online program.

Part Time Work - Work study: is intended to stimulate and promote part-time student employment, particularly students from low-income families, who are in need of earnings from such employment to pursue courses of study at institutions of higher education.

• Online Work Study (Part time work for online degree program students) is specifically designed for low income online degree students.

Loans: Loans are not administered by M.C.U. and must be applied separately to relevant agents or financial institutes. Prequalification is required for approval.