Financial Aid

Graduate

With straightforward tuition costs and graduate financial aid programs, Bushnell University is committed to maximizing your ability to cover your tuition and fees while eliminating your financial burden during your program.

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Financial Aid

Graduate

With straightforward tuition costs and graduate financial aid programs, Bushnell University is committed to maximizing your ability to cover your tuition and fees while eliminating your financial burden during your program.

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Committed to AFFORDABILITY

90%
of all students receive some form of financial aid.

$16.5 million
in financial aid given to students annually

$3.5 million
in financial aid given to graduate students annually

90%
of all students receive some form of financial aid.

$16.5 million
in financial aid given to students annually

$3.5 million
in financial aid given to graduate students annually

Financial Aid INFORMATION

Tuition and Fees

2025-26 Tuition and Fees

Online MBA

Tuition: $760 per credit hour
Technology fee: $175 per semester

Clinical Mental Health Counseling

Tuition: $830 per credit hour
Technology fee: $175 per semester

Education (M.Ed.) &
Graduate Education Certificates

Tuition: $755 per credit hour
Technology fee: $175 per semester

Online Leadership (MA)

Tuition: $675 per credit hour
Technology fee: $175 per semester

Online Sports Management (MA)

Tuition: $675 per credit hour
Technology fee: $175 per semester

School Counseling (MA)

Tuition: $755 per credit hour
Technology fee: $175 per semester

Teaching (MAT)

Tuition: $755 per credit hour
Technology fee: $175 per semester

Other Common Expenses

Expense Type

Cost

Estimated books, course materials, supplies, and equipment (not paid to the University) $55 per credit hour
Parking permit $135 per semester
Estimated transportation and personal expenses (not paid to the University) $1,400 per semester
Estimated food & housing (not paid to the University) $5,650

Estimated expenses, including those not paid directly to the university, are shown included in the overall cost of attendance for your financial aid budgeting purposes. Every student’s situation is different, and expenses may vary.

Applying for Financial Aid

  1. Apply and be accepted for admission. Complete the online free application here.
  2. Complete your FAFSA. The FAFSA is available beginning October 1st. Fill out a Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) form using Bushnell University Federal School Code 003208.
  3. Apply for private outside scholarships. Private outside scholarships are available through a variety of local, state, and national sources. You can search websites such as finaid.org or look through Bushnell’s own outside scholarship, found below.
  4. Review and accept your award offer. First financial awards are sent in late winter and will list all Bushnell. federal and state resources for which you qualify based on your Admissions and FAFSA data. Also, remember to submit any additional documents requested by the Office of Financial Aid.

Important Dates

  • December 1 – FAFSA Recommended Deadline
  • March 1 – Bushnell Application Priority Deadline
  • May 1 – Tuition Deposit Deadline

Questions?

Email: finaid@bushnell.edu

Phone: (541) 684-7201 call/text

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Will the Big Beautiful Bill affect my graduate financial aid?

Will the changes to graduate financial aid under the Big Beautiful Bill affect me?

 For most of our graduate students, the proposed changes to federal financial aid will not significantly impact their ability to use federal funding to pursue school.

  • Students who enroll prior to July 1st, 2026, and continue in their program without stopping will be subject to the old financial aid structure; the BBB changes will not come into play.
  • Graduate students who enroll on or after July 1st will be limited to $20,500 in federal unsubsidized loans annually. This amount is more than enough to cover the annual tuition and fees in nearly all of Bushnell’s graduate programs.
  • After July 1st, Grad Plus loans will no longer be available. Grad Plus loans were optional, additional federal loans that students could take on top of their annual maximum in unsubsidized loans.

The new changes might affect you if:

  • You’ve already taken out graduate student loans for a previous program.
  • You plan to step out of the workforce entirely during your program and rely on loans for both school costs and living expenses.

Our financial aid team is here to help you understand the details of your federal aid eligibility and make the most of your resources to pursue your educational goals. Keep in mind that there are additional financial resources available, such as scholarships and private education loans. To discuss your specific situation with a Bushnell financial aid advisor and discuss options, reach out to finaid@bushnell.edu.

Financial Aid Resources

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