Master of Arts in Strategic and Intelligence Studies Students on F-1/J-1 visas are ineligible to waive student health insurance. Students MUST provide proof of sufficient health insurance in order to waive out of the automatic charges. Health insurance is required for all students and is automatically billed. Tuition and fees are finalized by the Board of Trustees each May. Loan fees will vary based on the amount that you borrow from year to year. ***Direct loan fees are added once a student accepts their federal loan. However, international students attending remotely from outside of the United States will have the option to request a waiver for fall 2020. **Health insurance is required for all students and is automatically billed. Please note: Entering students pay a one-time matriculation fee of $500. Tuition and fees are subject to change and are finalized every May.Ĭost of Attendance for 2021-2022 Washington DC.These tuition fees assume full-time enrollment and may vary for students who are enrolled part-time.These expenses may vary depending on your circumstances. Indirect costs are not billed by the school and reflect your estimated living and miscellaneous expenses based on annual student surveys.Direct costs are billed directly to you by the school and include tuition and student health insurance fees.The total cost of attendance includes both direct costs and indirect costs.

Almost every admitted student is eligible for some form of financial aid. These costs do not include any financial aid, loans, scholarships, or other awards you may receive.

What Is Included in the Cost of Attendance? After factoring in all sources of support, your out-of-pocket costs will be much lower than the figures below. We will also help you understand and explore all of your financing options. Once you are admitted, our team of financial aid professionals will work with you to make your education as affordable as possible. Research the costs of our degree and programs.

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