Graduate tuition for the 2007-2008 academic year is $665 per credit hour.
Need-based financial assistance is available for matriculated students in the form of loans and scholarships. For consideration, students must complete the FAFSA. For specific questions concerning financial aid, you may visit the Office of Student Financial Services or call (845) 575-3230. You can also download the latest version of Marist's Affordability Guide for graduate students which provides useful information about financial aid, grants, scholarships, loan programs, and so much more.
Yes, there are some assistantships available; students must apply through the department to which they are applying.
Unfortunately, Marist College does not have housing for graduate students.
Courses at Marist are designed to fit the unique needs of our students. Marist offers both part-time and full-time coursework in the evening and on the weekend. Online courses and programs are available as well.
Textbooks can be ordered online through the Marist College bookstore. Delivery is free for Marist students.
Most of the graduate programs at Marist require students to achieve a 3.0 cumulative undergraduate GPA based on a system in which a 4.0 is equivalent to an A grade.
Students are often required to take either the GRE (Graduate Record Exam) or the GMAT (Graduate Management Admission Test) depending on the program they plan to pursue. You may view a list of admission requirements
by major or call an admissions representative at (845) 575-3800 to discuss your application.
| Fall - | August 1 |
| July 1 (MBA/MPA applicants) | |
| May 1(Full-time MA Communications applicants) | |
| Spring - | December 1 |
| Summer - | April 1 (not all programs have a summer entry term) |
Graduate Admission
Dyson 127
845.575.3800
Fax: 845.575.3166
AIM: AskMaristGrad
Office hours:
Mon-Thu 8:30 - 7:00
Friday 8:30 - 5:00
