So you are ready to take your career to the next level. You are in the right place: Studies show that master’s degree holders make on average nearly $13,000 more per year than those with just a bachelor’s degree.* But how do you pay for it? Graduate degrees are a financial decision as much as they are a path toward career success. And when it comes to career success, we are here to help. With scholarships and grants, student loans and even tuition discounts, paying for your next step is within your reach. With the help of these resources, you are just a few more steps away from making your next big career move.
When you are ready, Regis experts are here to walk you through your options.
*Source: Bureau of Labor Statistics, 2021
Here's a job perk: Regis offers preferred tuition rates to students who are licensed teachers, paraprofessionals, or employed by an organization with which the University has an active partnership. Find out if your employer is on our list.
Student loans are a vital resource that helps many students finance their higher education. It's important to understand your loan eligibility and the best loan terms available to you.
Maybe you received a scholarship for your undergraduate degree. But did you know there are scholarships and grants available to graduate students? Take advantage of these opportunities for additional funding.
With so many options at your fingertips, you can count on us to assist. Staff from the Office of Admissions can help you navigate resources to make sure the dollars and cents add up.
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Pay tuition on your schedule. With the help of a payment plan, you can pay for your studies on a plan that makes sense for you.
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We’re proud to provide values-based degree programs to members of our armed forces. Take advantage out our active duty military preferred tuition rate.
View Military and Veterans Benefits*Harvard Business Review, hbr.org/2020/01/should-you-go-to-graduate-school