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Affording Your MPM Degree


Your education is one of the most valuable investments you will ever make. We can help you pay for it.

The question of how to finance your education is no doubt a factor in your decision to apply to grad school, and where you choose to apply.

We are here to help you determine how much your master's program will cost, and give you strategies and options for how to pay for it.

Below, you will find detailed information on scholarships, student employment opportunities, and loans to help offset the cost of your MPM education. If you have any questions about student finances, please contact the Office of Admissions via email at hnzadmit@andrew.cmu.edu, or give us a call at 412-268-2164.

Scholarships


Applicants to the MPM program can be considered for any of the following applicable scholarship opportunities:

EXTERNAL SCHOLARSHIPS

Outside scholarships are any scholarships not awarded by the federal or state government or the university. Searching for outside scholarships can be a tedious process if you don't know where to start. Click here for information on Carnegie Mellon's website to help you get started on your search for external scholarship support.

Loans

As a Heinz College student, you may be eligible for federal direct loans or private education loans. For more information on the loans for which you may be eligible, including detailed instructions for filling out the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) form, please visit the Carnegie Mellon University Student Financial Services website.

Costs

Please visit the student Financial Services website for the estimated cost of attendance for Master of Public Management (MPM) students before scholarships. All figures are estimates and are subject to change. These budgets provide you with information about costs associated with attending the program and serve as the basis for determining federal financial aid awards.

See MPM estimated cost of attendance

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Frequently Asked Questions


Didn't find what you were looking for? Check out our Financial Aid Frequently Asked Questions page for additional information on any of the topics or processes outlined above.

FAQs