Through a combination of assistantships and stipends, students may have their tuition, fees, and living allowances financed for four years through the master's degree and the doctorate. The college supplements programs available to minority students through the university Office of Minority Affairs with its own Office of Minority Student Services. This office was established in cooperation with the business community to maximize minority enrollment at all levels in business administration. The goals of the Max M. Fisher College of Business Office of Minority Student Services are to provide quality academic advising, counseling, and tutoring services which meet the needs of minority undergraduate and graduate students enrolled or intending to enroll in the college. In addition, the office provides services and support internally to campus departments and organizations and externally to corporations, companies, and agencies which seek to help minority students succeed academically, financially, and socially.
Awards are competitive and are subject to available funds.
Tutorial assistance The College of Business employs students competent in math, statistics, and accounting to provide tutorial assistance for business administration students. The Office of Minority Student Services provides advisement, encouragement, and funding support to three minority business student organizations. Minority business student organizations provide culturally and socially significant vehicles for the establishment of mentorship, career placement, and networking opportunities with local businesses, corporations, and over 46,000 College of Business alumni located nationally and internationally.