The MEM program at Nebraska is one of the nation's best values, and many of our students are supported through their companies with tuition assistance.
A 15% online course tuition discount applies to veterans and active duty military personnel.
Note: The program does not offer any assistantships or scholarships. The MEM is a professional degree rather than a research degree; our students are full-time employed and receive full or substantial tuition reimbursement from their employers. The following tuition and fees are effective starting in Fall 2024.
A 15% online course tuition discount applies to veterans and active duty military personnel.
Note: The program does not offer any assistantships or scholarships. The MEM is a professional degree rather than a research degree; our students are full-time employed and receive full or substantial tuition reimbursement from their employers. The following tuition and fees are effective starting in Fall 2024.
| Cost is the same for Resident or Non-Resident (per credit hour) | |
|---|---|
|
Graduate Tuition Fees Tuition + Fees |
$639.00 / credit hour $61.00 / credit hour $700.00 / credit hour |
| Online Course Fee | Included |
| Technology Fee | Included |
| Library Fee | Included |
| Registration Fee | Included |
| Program Application Fee (Waived for military) |
$50.00 (one-time fee) |
| Graduation Fee | $25.00 (one-time fee) |
Example for a 3-credit hour course (tuition + fees):
*Fees breakdown for a 3-credit hour course:
| Tuition | $1,917.00 |
| Fees* | $ 183.00* |
| Tuition + Fees | $2,100.00 |
*Fees breakdown for a 3-credit hour course:
| Registration fee | $20.00 |
| Library fee | $24.75 |
| Technology fee | $33.00 |
| Online Course fee | $105.00 |
| Round-up | $0.25 |
Estimated price of books & supplies: $500 - $1,500 (depending on: electronic vs. printed book; rent vs. buy)
Learn more about the estimated cost of attendance at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln, including all cost components.
I think cost played a key role as well. I needed something smaller and more focused and I wanted to get through it quickly. So it was an economical decision, it was cheaper than the MBA program and I was able to get through it quicker.Ross Barron 2019 MEM graduate
