Scholarship Information
- Vermont resident students are eligible for Grossman and MAcc Director Academic Merit Scholarships to partially offset tuition charge.
- Vermont non-resident students may be offered up to $17,500 (no more than $8,750 per semester) through Grossman and MAcc Director Academic Merit Scholarships. The initial award is based on GPA, professional promise, GMAT, and TOEFL where applicable. Continuing awards are based on maintaining a GPA of 3.5 or higher during the last semester of study.
- At a minimum, UVM undergraduates with a 3.2 GPA who are non-resident students will be offered a scholarship to match a comparable master of accountancy tuition rate in their home state.
- Accelerated MAcc students are automatically considered for Grossman Honors Day accounting scholarships.
- A limited amount of Opportunity Scholarship funds are available to self-paying students from underrepresented groups and/or students whose UG degree was the first in family and/or are from an economically disadvantaged background. Eligible recipients must be US citizens or permanent residents. Please contact the MAcc Director for more information about these scholarships.
- Limited external scholarships and awards are available to graduate students. Those seeking external funding are encouraged to visit the AICPA’s This Way to CPA website for information about AICPA and other scholarship opportunities.
- Resident and non-resident students are encouraged to apply to the MAcc Director for consideration as a graduate student employee within the Grossman School of Business. MAcc students are assigned to one or two faculty members for up to five hours per week per faculty member. Duties include grading and research assistance. Students are compensated for the hours worked each week.
Additional information about graduate student financial aid.
TUITION AND FEES
Tuition and fees are charged by the credit hour. Graduate students are considered full-time when enrolled in 9 credit hours. Learn more about Vermont resident and non-resident tuition fees. Domestic students generally enroll in 15 credit hours per semester. Students taking longer to complete the program may take fewer credits hours per semester. [International students can only take less than nine credits in a semester in the last semester to complete the program.]
View residency policy information on the UVM Registrar's website
