Tuition and Financial Aid

	Evening Program	Weekend Program	OneMBA® Program
Program Begins	August 2008	January 2009	September 2008
Cost	US $65,000 in 8 installments during 24-month Program	US $79,800* in 5 installments during 20-month Program	US $91,300 in 4 installments during 21-month Program
Cost Includes	Tuition, texts, socials & immersion weekend accommodations	Tuition, texts, socials, most meals & overnight accommodations	Tuition, texts, socials, most meals & overnight accommodations

*Tuition for the Weekend Class of 2009, beginning January 2008, is $76,000.

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Other tuition information Deposit: Upon acceptance, a $1,500 deposit holds your place in the class. We apply this deposit to your final tuition payment. Flat tuition rate: North Carolina and out-of-state residents pay the same tuition. UNC’s MBA for Executives Programs do not receive North Carolina state subsidies. Additional expenses PC laptop: You will need a laptop with Microsoft Office 2000 or later version. As a student, you can buy a Gateway or Lenovo computer at a discount through UNC. Some elective courses: Some Weekend MBA and Evening MBA elective courses require an additional cost. These include global immersion and Washington Campus courses. OneMBA transportation to residencies: Tuition does not cover transportation to and from OneMBA global residency sites. However, transportation during the residency weeks is included. Merit Fellowships Overview: Twelve students admitted to the class of 2010 will be awarded $5,000 Merit Fellowships, which will be applied to their tuition. The fellowships will be given to four students in each MBA for Executives Program: Evening, Weekend, and OneMBA global. Eligibility: If you apply by the deadline below, you will be automatically considered. Fellowships will be awarded based on academic and career achievements, leadership and interpersonal skills and diversity of experience. Fellowship deadline: Your complete application must be received by: Evening MBA Program: March 17, 2008 Weekend Program: July 14, 2008 OneMBA Program: April 1, 2008 Financial aid Corporate sponsorship: Many companies pay all or part of the tuition. Preparing a request for corporate support may help gain support. >Go to Gaining Corporate Support Student loans: All students can be considered for student loans to cover tuition for an MBA for Executives Program. UNC Kenan-Flagler has a student loan officer that provides dedicated assistance to MBA Executive Programs applicants. Susan Brooks, or 919.962.9096.