In Freeman's Master of Finance program, fellowships and financial aid are available to qualified candidates. We encourage you to submit your application as early as possible.
We know that you're more than test scores. We review applications holistically, looking at all application materials together to evaluate a candidate’s preparedness.
Application Deadlines & Dates
Fall Applicant Entry
| Round | Deadline | Decision |
|---|---|---|
| Priority Decision | November 1 | Before January 15 |
| 2nd Round | February 1 | Before March 15 |
| Final Round | May 1* | June 1 |
| Rolling | As applications are submitted | Rolling |
* International students should apply by April 15
Priority Decision – Allows students to submit their applications to be considered for the maximum amount of fellowship. Acceptance of admission offer is required to secure your seat in your graduate program. This includes payment of confirmation deposit, if required.
Note: Applicants submitting applications after the November 1 deadline will be considered for fellowships based on funds available.
International Applicants – International candidates are encouraged to apply before April 15 to allow time for visa paperwork and processing.
Candidate Interview – An interview is not required but may be scheduled for applicants from whom our admissions team needs more information. These interviews are usually scheduled via Zoom or Skype and may last up to 30 minutes.
Application Requirements
We will review applications for admission with unofficial transcripts and score reports. Official copies of transcripts and test scores are required at the time enrollment is confirmed.
For All Applicants
- Online application form ($125 application fee)
- Resume
- One essay
- One letter of recommendation
- Undergraduate transcripts from an accredited university
- GMAT score report or GRE score report - GMAT/GRE waivers available for qualified applicants; contact Admissions to learn more.
- GMAT reporting code: xvc-sg-55
- GRE reporting code: 6197
Applicants are eligible for up to 9 credit hours of transfer credit for previously completed, relevant coursework in finance, accounting, or financial communications. Applicants interested in transfer credit should hold a bachelor’s degree in finance (or a related field) from an accredited institution* where the primary language of instruction was English. To determine if you qualify, complete your application for admission and submit the appropriate course syllabi to Pamela Phillips.
*AACSB, EQUIS, or AMBA
For International Applicants
- TOEFL/IELTS/PTE/Duolingo Score Report
- Affidavit of Support and financial documentation certifying funds
- A document by document with U.S. equivalent GPA evaluation if educated outside the United States.
Below is a list of our preferred evaluation servicers, but we accept evaluations from any accredited NACES transcript evaluation services:
