Students are expected to use federal or other loan programs as a secondary source of support. The School supplements family resources and available federal and alternate loans where there is evidence of exceptional need. The School's scholarship awards may contain grant aid, which need not be repaid, or a low-interest loan that must be repaid following graduation or withdrawal from the School. The School seeks to ensure that students who rely heavily on loans to meet their needs borrow in a responsible manner. Because of the limitations of federal programs and University aid and the varying costs students incur while attending school in New York City, it is not always possible for the School to meet each student's needs.
Every attempt is made to provide information and access to supplemental funding.
Students should explore all options and develop a comprehensive plan to meet MBA Program costs. Complete instructions are available from the Financial Aid Office. Awards are made only after students have been admitted, and those who defer matriculation must reapply for financial aid. Continuing students must submit an application annually. Students should carefully examine the SAR to see if they have been asked for additional information or selected for verification.