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The University of California, Davis provides a comprehensive financial
assistance program for MBA students. We offer a competitive
scholarship program as well as need-based loans and grants and
private student loans. Some MBA students also undertake part-time
employment as teaching or research assistants.
It is the assumption of most university and all federal need-based
financial aid that the student (and spouse) will make the primary
contribution toward the student's education whenever possible. To
calculate your expected contribution toward your education, you
must file the Free Application for Federal Student Aid
(FAFSA).
All students are strongly encouraged to file their FAFSA as soon
as possible after January 1. The FAFSA will calculate an
expected contribution toward your education from your (and your
spouse's) income and/or assets, not including home equity.
The Graduate Financial Aid Office will use
the standard student budget to calculate your eligibility for
aid.
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