HULT International Business School - A gateway to your global career Study in Dubai, Boston and Shanghai.
Throughout the year, Hult admissions counselors will travel around the world on MBA Tours to meet with prospective students. You are encouraged to come and find out more about Hult’s accelerated one-year MBA. Please email Admissions@hult.edu for more details or to schedule a personal interview with an admissions counselor.
Financial Aid
An MBA is a significant investment; however, Hult makes it easy for you to afford your MBA. Not only is our program one of the most cost-effective relative to other MBA programs, it is condensed into one year, which minimizes opportunity costs. We work with you to find the most beneficial funding options. These options include scholarships, fellowships and education loans.
Scholarship
Hult offers a range of merit-based scholarships to reduce the tuition cost. Scholarsips are available to all students regardless of citizenship. To be considered for these scholarships, we encourage you to apply in an early round. Scholarships are made only to accepted students who meet special criteria, usually having to do with personal, academic or professional achievements.
Fellowships
A limited number of merit-based fellowships are available to accepted students. These fellowships offer students the opportunity to work with our faculty and staff at Hult International Business School for approximately eight hours per week. The numbers of fellowships vary from year to year, and fellowships are typically around USD3,000.
Education Loans
Students requiring financing for their tuition costs have three main loan options:
Bank loan
Financial institutions in many countries offer education financing, especially for local citizens wishing to pursue an MBA. These loans are typically repayable after completion of the course, although other terms vary widely. We are happy to work with students to help them identify suitable financial institutions to apply for these loans.
Erika loan
Hult has established a partnership with Erika Finance, a loan program set up specifically for international students. Rates are fixed at 5 percent over five years. The loans are typically offered over five years with repayment starting six months after graduation.
Massachusetts Educational Financing Authority (MEFA) loan*
Hult has a partnership with the Massachusetts Educational Financing Authority (MEFA), a popular credit-based loan program with fixed and variable interest rates available. MEFA loans are available to international students who have a credit-worthy U.S. citizen or permanent resident as a co-applicant. See more at www.mefa.org
Around 50 percent of all Hult students take an educational loan from either MEFA or Erika Finance. The average debt assumed by Hult graduates to complete their MBA is USD16,000.
* Boston program only
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