For qualifying full-time students, Boston University’s Questrom School of Business administers a number of merit-based scholarship programs. These chances are mentioned to applicants in their initial admissions offers. The Admission Committee takes into account all admitted candidates for merit-based scholarship grants; no additional application is required. Almost 80% of the entering class for Fall 2022 received scholarship support, with the average grant topping half of the annual tuition. These are the different honors that Questrom presently presents:

Dean’s Fellowship

The Dean’s Scholarship program offers prizes ranging from $10,000 to full tuition each year for candidates with exceptional professional, academic, and personal qualities in an effort to draw the top caliber individuals from all around the world. For these honors, both domestic and foreign nominees will be taken into consideration.

Social Impact Scholarship

The Social Impact Scholarship program aims to lessen the financial burden placed on students who want to employ fundamental business management abilities to tackle society’s most difficult social and humanitarian issues. Students accepted into the Social Impact MBA program are eligible for incentives that range from $10,000 to the annual cost of tuition through this program. For these honors, both domestic and foreign nominees will be taken into consideration.

City Year Scholarship

City Year alumni and staff who have served for at least one year and/or who have worked for City Year for at least two years are eligible for at least three scholarships to Boston University’s Questrom School of Business’ Full-Time Social Impact MBA. Questrom believes that the diverse perspectives that City Year alumni and staff bring to their educational experiences will enhance our Social Impact MBA program, which is devoted to tackling society’s most difficult humanitarian and social issues in the context of the global economy. For the first year of study, this partnership will provide a minimum of $15,000, and it is extendable for an additional year.

MBA+ MSDT Summer Scholarship

This initiative, which is open to exceptional applicants for the MBA+MSDT, offers extra assistance for the higher tuition costs related to earning this combination degree. The range of prizes is $5,000 to $10,000. Only the MBA+ MSDT program’s summer semester is eligible for this award. For these honors, both domestic and foreign nominees will be taken into consideration.

Prospanica Scholarship

Prospanica and the Boston University Questrom School of Business are offering this fellowship to help Hispanic prospective students have broader access to the best graduate management education available. Scholarships will be provided by Boston University and given out on behalf of the Boston Chapter of Prospanica. Latino Americans who are citizens of the United States will be given priority consideration for this prize. Once the recipient has confirmed his or her plan to enroll at the Boston University Questrom School of Business, Prospanica will be notified. Candidates will be informed in their acceptance packet.

FUNED Scholarship for Mexican Nationals

Mexican nationals who have been awarded scholarships via the Questrom School of Business are eligible for a maximum of three awards from the Fundación Mexicana para la Educatión, la Tecnologa y la Ciencia, A.C. (FUNED). These FUNED grants offer “credit-scholarships” that can cover up to 40% of the master’s program’s overall cost (no more than $40,000 over two years).

Peter (Questrom’85) and Mary Diotte Scholarship

The Peter (Questrom’85) and Mary Diotte Scholarship is given to an MBA student with strong ties to Wisconsin and/or the Midwest. The value of the scholarship fluctuates each year. Peter Diotte, a Wisconsin native and 1985 Questrom MBA graduate, is dedicated to helping students who have ties to the state.