Quality education at an affordable price, that's a smart investment.
UMass Lowell's commitment to affordability includes a wide range of scholarships, financial aid and paid internships on campus for graduate students.
Last year, the university awarded more than $200 million in financial aid. The university offers several reduced tuition programs for qualifying students.
On-Campus Graduate Tuition & Fees Online Graduate Tuition & Fees
You may qualify for federal student aid and other need-based scholarships as a graduate student. To be considered for financial assistance, you must complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA).
For On-Campus Master's Students:
For Online Master's Students:
Other Scholarships for Master's Students:
For On-Campus Master's Students:
For Online Master's Students:
Other Scholarships for Master's Students:
A limited number of teaching assistantships are available for qualified full-time students. Research assistantships are available through special arrangements with individual research advisors. Assistantships are contingent upon availability and may be subject to change.
Having a Federal Work Study award as part of her financial aid package has helped Mina Le to pay for college and learn valuable skills that will serve her professionally.
Through a paid research assistantship, Minu Mohan gained valuable research experience that helped her get a job after graduation.
Sid Iyer combined the International Provost’s Scholarship for Academic Excellence with other scholarships through the UML scholarship portal to pay for tuition and living expenses.
At the encouragement of her professors, Sarah Curley applied for a $5,000 MassCPA scholarship that was sponsored by accounting firm RSM in Boston.