Master of Science in Business Analytics (MSBA) Tuition and Fees
| Tuition Expenses Estimates based on 2024-25 | US Residents | International |
| Tuition | $36,592 | $50,184 |
| Campus Fees | $5,394 | $5,546 |
| Subtotals | $41,986 | $55,730 |
Tuition is subject to change every academic year. Visit the University of Illinois Registrar website for the latest updates.
Calculating your cost of attendance
You can use the Illinois Cost Calculator to obtain an estimate of your tuition, campus fees and other estimated costs by answering a few questions or to compare program options.
When calculating your estimated expenses for the MSBA, please select 18 credit hours when asked "How many credit hours are you or will you be taking?".
Deposit
Applicants admitted to the program must submit a non-refundable deposit of $1,000 to reserve a spot in the incoming cohort. This deposit will be credited to your tuition bill after the 10th day of class in your first semester of enrollment.
International applicants: To issue an I-20, admitted international applicants are required to verify funding, including tuition and other estimated living expenses, with the Declaration & Certification of Finances Form. A list of additional living expenses is available through the Office of the Registrar.
Scholarships
At Gies College of Business, we are committed to breaking down barriers and making high-quality business education affordable and accessible to as many learners as possible.
To support this, we provide a limited number of scholarships each year, covering partial tuition, to learners who enhance the diversity of the incoming cohort through their academic, professional, and/or lived experiences. To be considered for a scholarship, choose “Yes” at the “Financial Aid” section of your Graduate College application and then complete the scholarship acknowledgment. The scholarship acknowledgment must be received agreed to within the application for consideration of a scholarship.
*Please note that we only offer partial tuition scholarships and are unable to provide teaching, research, or graduate assistant jobs covering full tuition and fees.