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    Charlotte, NC 28273
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Tuition and Financial Aid

We understand that education is a large investment. We are here to help you understand the cost of your education and your funding and payment options. Contact our Student Care Specialist at onlineprograms@gordonconwell.edu or call (855) 211-2474.

Tuition and Fees

Course Fees:
Tuition: $405/credit hour
Technology Fee: $30/credit hour
Course Fee: $1305

Additional Fees:
Student Services Fee: $75/semester
IS502 Research and Writing Seminar Fee: $100

Students are also responsible for travel and accommodation expenses during the campus residencies.

Financial Aid Overview

Most students are eligible for some form of financial aid. There are loans, grants and scholarships for individuals pursuing graduate education. For a more detailed explanation of financial aid, click here (link to FA-Charlotte home page).

All applicants for federal financial aid (student loans) must submit the following:

  1. The “Free Application for Federal Student AID” (FAFSA) at www.fafsa.ed.gov. The Gordon-Conwell school code is E00722.
  2. The Gordon-Conwell Financial Aid application through Charlotte Financial Aid. Complete the form and return either by mail to: 130 Essex Street, South Hamilton, MA  01982, or via fax to (978) 646-4601, or email as a PDF to finaid@gcts.edu.

Keep available a copy of your completed Federal tax return.  You will be contacted if the forms are needed for verification. 

No action will be taken on an application until all requested information has been received by the Financial Aid office, and the prospective student has been accepted for admission.