By pursuing your Master of Management in Energy (MME), you are making an investment in your future, and Freeman is committed to assisting students through the process of obtaining the financial resources necessary to help you achieve your goals. Our students combine personal funds, employer sponsorships, outside resources, Freeman fellowships, and loans through Tulane University's Office of Financial Aid to help realize their education goals.
Tuition and Fees
The educational related expenses listed below are for a single person for the eleven-month academic period established by the University. Please note that the Cost of Attendance is updated annually (March) and does not include summer enrollment or anticipated expenses for spouses and dependents.
| MME Tuition and Fees | |
|---|---|
| Total Tuition ($1,820/credit hour) |
$65,520.00 |
| Mandatory Fees* | $6,306.00 |
| Total Tuition and Fees | $71,826.00 |
| Other Estimated Costs | |
|---|---|
| Room and Board (11 months) | $19,890.00 |
| Books | $1,800.00 |
| Health Insurance (approx.) | $3,302.00 |
| Transportation | $2,862.00 |
| Computer Allowance | $2,500.00 |
| Miscellaneous | $2,075.00 |
Please note: Tuition rates are subject to change and are updated each spring for the upcoming academic year.
Fellowships
The Freeman School selects a limited number of students (domestic and international) to receive partial merit-based fellowships. All applicants are automatically reviewed for a fellowship award at the same time as the admissions decision.
Financial aid awards are included in the admissions notification letter, along with any specific terms which may apply to the fellowship. Learn more about fellowships.
Need-Based Financial Aid
Domestic students
Graduate level students use a combination of student loans, work study and personal funds to help defray the cost of educational expenses. At Tulane University, all loans and merit-based aid are administered through the central Office of Financial Aid. Students can borrow up to the budgeted cost of attendance less any fellowships. For detailed information about student loans and how to apply please visit the Office of Financial Aid.
US Veteran Benefits
The Freeman School of Business appreciates the service of US veterans and is proud to assist US veterans in meeting their education and career goals.
Tulane University participates in the Yellow Ribbon Program, and the Freeman School has established a generous Yellow Ribbon fund for graduate business students. Eligible students will be given an annual contribution up to $25,000 that will be matched by the VA. See the Student Veterans Services website for details and how to apply.
International students
International students are generally fully eligible for merit scholarship opportunities offered by the Freeman School. Loan options are available for international students through private/alternative educational loans which have specific requirements. Click here for information about resources available to international students.
Latin American students from any member country of the Organization of American States (OAS), can seek to borrow funds through the Rowe Fund loan program. The Rowe fund offers up to $15,000 in an interest-free loan to cover the cost of graduate studies.
