MISM students are required to own laptop computers. Hamburg Hall's computer facilities include six labs with more than 100 Pentium computers, UNIX workstations, and a GIS computing lab with plotter laser printers. The Computing Services Office and computer consultants provide on-site assistance to students. Financial Aid Financial aid is offered through scholarships, work-study awards, research assistantships, teaching assistantships, and a University payment plan and student loans. The majority of students fund their studies through a combination of scholarships and loans.
International students are eligible for a limited number of competitive scholarships.
This estimate includes room and board, books, supplies, a laptop computer, health insurance, loan fees, transportation, and miscellaneous expenses. The MISM program enrolls approximately 100 students each year. Students come from a broad range of majors, including engineering, computer science and information systems, business, economics, social sciences, humanities, and the liberal arts. The program has students with both extensive and limited work experience. The student population is truly global, with 60 percent coming from all parts of the United States and 40 percent from a variety of countries abroad.