Tuition & Financial Aid

2025–2026 Tuition & Fees

MA in Art Education

Total Credits: 30
Program Tuition: $2,206/credit
Program General Fee: $98/credit
Program Total: $2,304/credit (includes Tuition and General Fees)
Technology Fee: $258 (Annual fee)
Optional Summer Housing Fee: $2,302 (11 weeks)

Cost of Attendance

MA in Art Education with Certification

Total Credits: 58.5
Program Tuition: $2,206/credit
Program General Fee: $98/credit
Program Total: $2,304/credit (includes Tuition and General Fees)
Technology Fee: $258 (Annual fee)
Optional Summer Housing Fee: $2,302 (11 weeks)

Cost of Attendance

Post-Baccalaureate in Art Education

Total Credits: 31.5
Program Tuition: $1,453/credit
Program General Fee: $450/semester
Technology Fee: $258 (Annual fee)

For MA in Art Education with Certification and Post-Baccalaureate programs, additional classes may be required to fulfill state certification requirements. Please consult with program director.

Financial Aid for Graduate Programs

Moore offers Graduate Scholarship funding to support graduate candidates enrolled in our program. Students must maintain full-time status to be eligible for a Scholarship. Please speak to our director of Financial Aid to determine eligibility before our priority deadline on May 1. All eligible accepted students will receive up to $20,000 per year for the MA in Art Education with Certification, and up to $10,000 total for the MA in Education without Certification programs.

Scholarships are awarded on a per credit basis as students progress through the program. Scholarship is applied directly toward tuition.

There are no additional applications to be considered for Graduate Scholarship. All accepted applicants will be automatically considered by the Graduate Scholarship Committee. 

Students enrolled in a program beginning in the summer should file a FAFSA for both years. 

Students enrolled in a program beginning in the fall should only file a FAFSA for the upcoming year.

Students enrolled in a program beginning in the summer 2025 semester and all Post-Baccalaureate students should file the FAFSA for the 2025-2026 academic year.

FAFSA filings open on October 1. Early filing is highly encouraged.

All returning students should submit the 2025-2026 FAFSA by May 1, 2025.

Once Financial Aid receives your FAFSA, they may need to contact you to submit further documentation in order to accept your loans.

Complete your FAFSA application here. The FAFSA is a FREE application.

Moore College’s FAFSA code is 003300. For example for summer 2025, FAFSA will refer to your 2023 tax filing.

After receiving your financial aid notification, please schedule an appointment to meet with our financial aid office here.

Moore College of Art & Design participates in the Federal Direct Loan programs. A full-time student in the Masters program is eligible for up to $20,500 of federal loans per academic year. A full-time Post-Baccalaureate student is eligible for up to $12,500 of federal loans per academic year.

The remaining balance after all funding can either be paid out of pocket, paid through a Plus Loan, or through private loans. Only graduate students in the Masters program are eligible for a Plus Loan.

First-time borrowers at Moore College of Art & Design will be required to complete online entrance counseling and MPN. As part of default prevention, the federal government requires all students to complete this counseling and MPN before the institution can disburse any Federal Direct Loan proceeds. Graduate students must re-file the FAFSA each year they wish to borrow federal student loans. More complete information about financial aid programs may be obtained from the Financial Aid Office.

Graduate Students may also seek additional funding from other institutions. Below are listed a number of organizations that have scholarship opportunities.