Graduate Costs

Graduate Cost Per Credit Hour

^*Special rate: Those who work in a Lutheran institution, members of Lutheran congregations, alumni of any Concordia University System (CUS) school or Nebraska residents 

Statements concerning all rates in this table are by way of announcement only and are not to be regarded as an offer of contract. Concordia University, Nebraska is committed to providing students with transparent and competitive tuition prices. During your uninterrupted enrollment at Concordia, and in the unlikely event tuition prices increase, you will be made aware of these changes. We may adjust prices for future cohorts. 

Finance your Graduate Education

Tuition reimbursement, grants and scholarships may be available from outside sources to help you fund your master's degree. You may also qualify for tax credits such as the federal Lifetime Learning tax credit, which allows individuals enrolled in school to subtract up to $2,000 annually from their tax bill. You can find available payment options on Concordia’s Student Portal. 

Coursework only and certificate options are not eligible for financial aid. 
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Tuition Reimbursement

Many employers offer tuition assistance or funding to support your educational advancement. Talk to your employer and find out if you’re eligible for tuition assistance. 

Graduate Tuition and Indirect Costs

Yearly Direct Costs for Graduates

Full-Time Online Student	MED/MSC/ MFE/MSAA	MFT	MPH	MBA
Tuition for 18 hours	$8,100	$9,000	9,450	$10,710

Estimated Yearly Indirect Costs for Graduates

Full-Time Online Student	MED/MSC/ MFE/MSAA	MFT	MPH	MBA
Housing and Food	$8,458	$8,458	$8,458	$8,458
Books and Supplies	$1,445	$1,445	$1,445	$1,445
Personal Expenses	$1,812	$1,822	$1,822	$1,822
Total Estimated Indirect Costs	$11,715	$11,725	$11,725	$11,725
Total Direct and Indirect Costs	$19,815	$20,725	$21,175	$22,435

What is Standard Cost of Attendance?

Video: What is Cost of Attendance?

• The federal government requires each school to develop its own standard allowances for living expenses (which includes books and supplies, room, board, transportation, and personal expenses) to award financial aid in a consistent manner for all students. Calculation of living expenses reflect the Consumer Price Index (calculated by the US Bureau of Labor Statistics).
• This tool is for you to investigate the different costs that may be associated with attending Concordia University. Due to your personal choices, Concordia’s standard allowance for some expenses may not match your actual costs. Concordia is unable to award more financial aid in an academic year than the determined standard allowances.

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