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One of the most important concepts in business is understanding how to calculate a Return on Investment (ROI). The relatively low cost of our graduate programs combined with our graduates’ improved employment prospects contributes to a very high ROI–rivaling private and Ivy League graduate degrees just about anywhere. See the following supporting articles:
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Boise State University Graduate Programs Fees and Financial Aid
These prices are based off the 2011 Spring Semester Fees. Fees are subject to change, please see the University Tuition and Fees page for complete information. Also, visit the University Financial Aid Site.
| Part-time – per credit rate (1-8 credits) | $294 |
| Full-time – flat rate (9-18 credits) | $3,278* |
| Non-resident tuition – per credit rate (1-8 credits) | $92 per credit + part-time fees |
| Non-resident tuition – flat rate (9+ credits) | $5,200 + full-time fees* |
| Summer fees (per credit) | $304 |
*full time students are required to have health insurance. Students can apply for a waiver or purchase the University Student Health Insurance Program, estimated at $787 per semester. Insurance is not included in these figures.
Estimated Costs of the Master of Accountancy Degree:
not including annual fee increases, graduation fees, etc.
| Full time, current resident one year (two semesters) |
$6,556 + books |
| Part time, current resident two years (four semesters at 6 credits and two 3cr summer courses) |
$8,880 + books |
| Full time, non-resident one year (two semesters) |
$16,956 + books |
| Part time, non-resident two years (four semesters at 6 credits and two 3cr summer courses) |
$11,088 + books |
| Estimated cost of books over the program | $750 – $1,500 |