Harvard Business School MBA Scholarships in USA

Harvard Business School MBA Scholarships in USA

MERIT-BASED ADMISSIONS, NEED-BASED AID

Every student admitted to HBS demonstrates a unique ability to become a leader who will make a difference in the world. While admission is based on merit, financial aid is awarded based on demonstrated need.

SHARED INVESTMENT IN YOUR FUTURE

Business school is a valuable investment in your future. HBS proudly supports this investment by offering need-based scholarships to both domestic and international students. HBS Scholarships are gifts that do not need to be paid back. The average scholarship is approximately $40,000 per year, or $80,000 total.

Each financial aid package is different and may include a combination of need-based scholarships and student loans. Some HBS students receive additional funding through HBS Complementary Fellowships. As part of the shared investment, HBS students meet the remaining cost of their MBA using personal savings and/or outside funding.

HBS SCHOLARSHIP FUNDING

  • Need-Based Scholarship
  • Complementary Fellowship, if eligible

STUDENT CONTRIBUTION

  • Savings
  • Student Loans
  • Employer/Outside Funding, if applicable

ALUMNI-DRIVEN FUNDING

HBS Scholarships are funded by alumni. We try to pair alumni and scholarship recipients who share similar backgrounds or aspirations to create meaningful connections between past HBS classes and those that follow. To learn more, we invite you to hear the stories that make HBS Scholarships so special.

Harvard Business School gratefully acknowledges the Loring Family MBA Pathways Fund, which was established by Ian K. Loring (MBA 1993) and Isabelle P. Loring to support admissions outreach activities focused on increasing diversity in the MBA program and opportunity in business leadership.

HOW NEED IS DETERMINED

The financial aid team determines financial need based on the following factors:

  • Gross income from prior three years
  • Assets
  • Socioeconomic background

Scholarships are based on a standardized formula for all students. Students with higher earnings contribute at a higher rate than students with lower earnings. If you are married and/or have children, we also consider a portion of your spouse’s income and assets, as well as your higher cost of living.

Employer sponsorship and loans are considered outside scholarships for financial aid purposes. Students who receive employer loans or sponsorships are generally not eligible for HBS Scholarships.

The financial aid team encourages you to explore different avenues of funding—including external scholarshipsstudent loans, and Complementary Fellowships —to supplement any need-based HBS Scholarship and meet the Cost of Attendance.

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