How to Finance Your MIT Sloan Master of Business Analytics Degree

Learn how to finance your Master of Business Analytics (MBAn) degree at the MIT Sloan School of Management, including tuition, estimated cost of attendance, fellowships, assistantships, sponsorships, and student loan options.

MIT Student Financial Services sets the estimated Graduate Cost of Attendance which serves as the cap for all financial aid forms, including scholarships, fellowships, and student loans. Additional living costs may vary based on personal circumstances.

MIT Sloan MBAn Tuition and Fees

For the 2026-2027 academic year, tuition for the MIT Sloan Master of Business Analytics program is $96,884. This rate does not include the summer tuition subsidy. Required course packs are included in tuition; students are responsible for purchasing textbooks. Learn more about payment options.

For more detailed information regarding the cost of attendance, including tuition and fees, please visit the SFS Graduate cost of attendance page (ignore the tuition on this page) and the Registrar's Office Sloan Tuition page.

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Financing Your MIT Sloan MBAn

MIT Sloan Master of Business Analytics students typically finance their education through personal savings, loans, fellowships or scholarships, government or employer sponsorship, or a combination of these resources. After admission, students receive detailed financial aid information through the admitted student website. Requirements vary for international students, U.S. citizens, and permanent residents.

U.S. citizens and permanent residents may be eligible for federal and private student loans. International students may apply for private loans, with options that vary depending on whether they have a U.S. cosigner. Contact the Sloan Student Funding Office at studentfunding.mitsloan@mit.edu with questions.

Fellowship Opportunities
A limited number of fellowships are available to admitted MIT Sloan Master of Business Analytics candidates of all citizenships and academic backgrounds. All admitted candidates are considered based on their academic records, personal achievements, and professional promise. 

Research and Teaching Assistantships
The MIT Sloan Master of Business Analytics Program Office helps a number of students secure research assistantships (RAs) with MIT Sloan faculty. Master of Business Analytics students may also pursue teaching assistantships (TAs), although the Program Office does not match students with faculty for these positions. These positions may vary in the number of hours you would be expected to work (and therefore how much compensation you would receive), but you cannot exceed 10 hours of work per week. Compensation is provided as a combination of salary + tuition, which help cover some expenses as well as provide exposure to Sloan’s faculty and their research. The MBAn Program Office must approve all paid positions before they can be set up.