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Lehigh Offers Numerous Funding Options for Graduate Students Entering the FLEX MBA Program
The FLEX MBA degree is an important investment towards your future, and Lehigh University offers several resources to make it more manageable.
Scholarships
Applicants for scholarships must receive an offer of admission to the program in order to be considered for an award. Lehigh's scholarship awards are merit-based and determined by the strength of the application to the program. The Committee on Scholarships and Financial Aid will consider an applicant's completed application and qualifications when determining scholarship awards. All scholarships are granted at the sole discretion of Lehigh University.
Scholarships are not automatically renewed, and all students must reapply each year for scholarships. Some scholarships are for one year only and will not be extended.
Please note that scholarships are only applied to the cost of tuition. It is the student's responsibility to cover any additional fees and expenses beyond the tuition. Please refer to the Tuition and Expenses page for details.
Based on academic record, GMAT scores, contribution to the FLEX MBA program and need.
This Endowed Fellowship Fund was made possible by a gift from part-time alumnus and retired investment counselor Robert Nanovic, and his wife Elizabeth. The fellows are chosen based on their outstanding academic performance, progress in the Lehigh FLEX MBA, and contribution to the program outside of the classroom.
Tuition Reimbursement
A copy of the employer's tuition reimbursement plan or a letter from the employer outlining the employer's tuition reimbursement policy must be submitted along with the College's Financial Aid Form. An estimate of the number of courses to be completed in the following academic year is also required. The completed Financial Aid Form is due in the Graduate Programs Office by January 15 to be considered for a scholarship in the following academic year.
If you receive any tuition reimbursement from your company, it must be used in its entirety before your scholarship will be applied. You must notify the Graduate Programs Office if your tuition reimbursement plan changes.
Lehigh Business Corporate Partnership Program
Our program serves as a bridge between the academic expertise of Lehigh University and the dynamic needs of the corporate world. If your company is a corporate partner, then you will have access to tuition reduction. Depending on your company's partnership level, you will receive 20% - 25% in savings. Check with your company or view our list of current partners to see if you might qualify.
Yellow Ribbon Program
Veterans have proudly served. Now it's our time to serve you. Lehigh University is a proud participant in the Yellow Ribbon Program, which provides funding to cover tuition and fee charges that are not covered by the Post-911 G.I. Bill (Chapter 33) Benefits. The VA will match Lehigh’s Yellow Ribbon Program funding.
All graduate students must provide their Certificate of Eligibility to confirm VA Benefit. To learn more, please visit our Veterans Education Benefits webpage.
Financial Aid
Deciding to go back to school is a big decision, but figuring out how to pay for it doesn't have to be. The University’s Office of Financial Aid is committed to helping students attain a Lehigh University education, no matter your financial circumstances.
College-awarded financial aid is available for accelerated students and for on-campus courses only. Applicants must receive an offer of admission as a regular student in order to be considered. Financial aid for graduate students in the College of Business is awarded based on academic performance and in some cases, work experience.
Students interested in financial aid must file a complete application and be admitted to a graduate program within the College of Business before January 15. Aid is awarded through the Graduate Financial Aid Committee in March for the following academic year. Students being considered for financial aid will be contacted for an interview by the supervising professor. Faculty will not interview students who have not applied and been admitted to a graduate program within the College of Business.
Domestic students can learn more about funding their graduate education.