A cumulative GPA of 3.0 or higher is required to graduate from the Day MBA program. Interim academic performance of each student is monitored. Failure to maintain a cumulative GPA of 3.0 can result in registration disqualification for subsequent courses. Financial Aid Financial aid is available for qualified full-time students who are U.S. citizens to support tuition, books, course materials, portable computers, fees and living costs. Applications for federal and state financial aid are due by July 1.
Early application is encouraged.
The Free Application for Federal Student Aid form can be filed anytime after Jan. 1, as soon as the applicant's calendar-year federal income tax return is completed. After the applicant is admitted, enrolled in the program and all necessary forms have been submitted, the process for determining eligibility and financial aid awards takes two to four weeks. A limited amount of scholarship money is available from the University of St. Thomas for degree-seeking students on both a need and merit basis. Financial aid awards are first applied toward the student's tuition account balance. Remaining financial aid proceeds, if any, are available to you to cover the costs of books, course materials, fees and living expenses.