Tuition includes:
The first payment is a non-refundable $2,000 deposit, due when you accept your offer of admission and is applied against the first installment. The installment schedule repeats for three years with the same payment frequency, totaling nine (9) installments. Payments of ~$6,750 follow according to the schedule below.
*Fees listed are approximate, listed in Canadian dollars (CAD) and are subject to change at any time. Tuition does not cover transportation, hotel accommodations, dinners (unless noted), textbooks, non-McMaster software or additional ancillary fees.
| Tuition | 2025/2026* |
|---|---|
| Fall Term Installment 1 (admission year) | $6,750, less deposit |
| Winter Term Installment 2 | $6,750 |
| Summer Term Installment 3 | $6,750 |
| Payment deadlines | 2025/2026* |
|---|---|
| Fall Term Installment 1 (admission year) | August 1 |
| Winter Term Installment 2 | January 25 |
| Summer Term Installment 3 | May 25 |
Five entrance scholarships, each worth $5,000, will be available for prospective students. The selection process for these scholarships will be based on our holistic admissions approach – a comprehensive evaluation of applicants’ qualifications. No additional application will be required.
Established in 2020, the DeGroote School of Business Graduate Awards for Indigenous Learners are supported by the faculty of business to address inequalities in access for indigenous learners and to assist in removing barriers. The award is tenable through the length of the program. Up to five (5) awards will be offered each year (for entrance in the Fall term) to include tuition as well as additional related expenses to a maximum of $15,000 per academic year, tenable throughout the normal length of the degree, to enable engagement and success in the program. Additional information is available to those interested.
Application informationMany of our current students receive partial or full tuition support from their employers. Connect with our team to get guidance on how to start this conversation with your supervisor or HR department and visit our guide.
Employer guideUnfortunately, the Blended Learning Part-Time program is not eligible for OSAP.
