Tuition and Fees
Graduate tuition and fees at Wichita State for classes in the Master of Science in Business Analytics program vary based on your residence.
Tuition and Fees Net Price Calculator Comprehensive Fee ScheduleScholarship Opportunities
Barton School scholarships are due by February 1.
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Fellowships
The Barton School of Business offers scholarships and fellowships for incoming and current graduate students studying in the field of business. Awards range from $750-$8,500.
Grad studies fellowships are due by July 1.
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Wilson K. Cadman Fellowship (pdf)
Awarded annually to a graduate student enrolled full- or part-time at Wichita State
University in the W. Frank Barton School of Business. Domestic and international students
are eligible. Renewable.
Roger Scholes Memorial Fellowship (pdf)
Awarded annually to a Wichita State University W. Frank Barton School of Business graduate student completing coursework while fulfilling employment responsibilities on a full-time basis. Domestic and international students are eligible. Renewable.
John and Elizabeth Weatherby Scholarship / Fellowship (pdf)
Awarded annually to an undergraduate or graduate student in the W. Frank Barton School of Business. Preference given to Master of Business Administration or accounting students. Domestic and international students are eligible. Nonrenewable. Award amount: $2,000
Graduate Assistantships
Each year Wichita State University appoints a significant number of assistantships to graduate students in degree programs. Assistantships are offered in most academic departments offering graduate degrees and many administrative departments on campus.
Eligibility
To be eligible for an assistantship, students must be admitted to a degree program in either full or conditional standing. Students admitted on probation or placed on academic probation following admission may be eligible for assistantship awards under certain circumstances.
Assistantship Types for Graduate Students
Graduate Research Assistant (GRA)
The primary function of a graduate research assistant (GRA) is to assist faculty members in their scholarly and / or creative activities. Duties may include basic scientific research using laboratory facilities, computer programming or operation, data collection, correlation and preliminary interpretation of data, statistical analysis of data and writing preliminary reports, bibliographical work, or assisting musicians or artists in their creative endeavors. GRAs have the latitude to make decisions involving judgment and / or discretionary choices when collecting data, performing experiments, operating equipment, or assisting in studios or laboratories.
Students wishing to be considered for a research assistantship should indicate their interest to their graduate coordinator or department chair as soon as possible after notification of admission. Applications for assistantships should be submitted directly to the program area where the assistantship is desired.
Student Assistant (SA)
The primary function of a student assistant (SA) is to assist in non-teaching and non-research activities. Specific duties of the SA vary widely, depending on the administrative or academic unit to which they are assigned, but should be at a level to make use of their education and abilities. SAs may assist in various offices if their assignment is to perform more than clerical duties. Computer data entry, record maintenance, reports and survey preparation, correlating data, and answering specific questions are some of the duties SAs will typically perform.
Handshake
Assistantships are typically advertised and applied to through Handshake. The Career Development Center offers students access to Handshake, an online system where you can search and apply for graduate assistantships and view additional opportunities for on-campus employment, co-op / internship positions and full-time employment. To access Handshake and search for available positions across campus, go to wichitastate.joinhandshake.com and log in using your myWSU ID and password.
Eligibility Limitations
Graduate assistantships are exceptionally competitive and are not available to all students. Non-degree and certificate-seeking only students are ineligible to hold a graduate assistantship. Undergraduate students admitted under the Senior Rule option, or in accelerated bachelor's to master's programs are not normally considered for assistantship appointments.
New International Students: Global Select Scholarships
How to apply
Answer one scholarship question on the application for admission. Students must apply for admission in order to be considered for a scholarship. It's quick and easy!
Requirements
- Only available for new international students (freshman, transfer, and graduate).
- Graduate Applicants: GPA of 3.30 (out of 4.00) or its international equivalent. The Graduate School will determine the student's eligibility for a scholarship.
- Students who Graduate from Wichita State: GPA of 3.30 or higher
- Automatically awarded to eligible students.
- Automatically renewed until the end of your program.
- Must have admission to a degree program.
- May be used for both Intensive English and academic classes.
- If you attended a school that does not have American-style grading, we will convert your grades after you apply for admission and submit all required application materials.
- Cannot be used with other WSU general scholarships or tuition waivers such as graduate assistantships, legacy tuition waivers, online programs (including the hybrid MBA program), or tuition waivers through Comité Paraguay Kansas (CPK).
- Financial need will not be taken into consideration.
- If you transfer from WSU to another institution, your Global Select Scholarship will be rescinded. If you later return to WSU, you will no longer be eligible for a Global Select Scholarship and you will have to pay standard nonresident rates for tuition.
- The scholarship may be rescinded if the GPA on your final transcript for admission drops below the minimum requirement.
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Financial Aid
Master’s students are eligible for federal student aid. Click the link below to learn more and apply.