Demand for places in the Program is greater than the number of places available. Some candidates may be offered a place on the waiting list for a later cohort group. The Admissions and Screening Committee is, however, primarily concerned with maintaining a uniform quality standard and may, from time to time, make fewer places available than the regular cohort maximum. Financial Aid U.S. citizens, permanent residents or resident aliens, enrolled in a graduate program are eligible to apply for low-interest federal student loans. Loan information and application materials can be obtained from the MBA-SL Admissions Office or the Dominican University Office of Financial Aid.
Many companies provide financial support for employee educational expenses.
Some companies pay up to 100 percent of tuition and book costs in order to incorporate Dominican University's MBA in Strategic Leadership into their own employee training programs. Interested applicants should contact their Human Resources Department to determine if their employer offers such a plan. Students take six units per semester for a total of 36 units. Tuition for the program is divided into 24 monthly installments. Students who have tuition benefit programs through their employers may qualify for Dominican University's Employer Reimbursement Deferred Payment Plan.