Class of 2025

Note: These figures for estimated living expenses are finalized just before the academic year begins, as it is based on the amount of time you are on campus for scheduled instruction. The finalized schedule could cause the estimated living expenses to adjust.

• Assessed fees: Covers the tuition and books*. Participants and/or Sponsors are billed in equal amounts for each of the 5 terms. All budget items are subject to change by the UC Regents, UCOP policy changes, external or internal audits, or Congressional action.
• Books*: “Due to a new federal statute that went into effect Summer 2016, programs that bundle textbook costs with tuition are required to offer an opt-out. By opting out, students become responsible for acquiring all textbooks on their own after the syllabi are released. A waiver would then be applied to their assessed fees.”
• AB990 Disclosure: Information about the market cost of a one-bedroom apartment in the areas surrounding campus where its students commonly reside can be found on the UC Berkeley Housing Resource page (see Off-Campus Housing> Typical Rent ranges).
• Student Health Insurance (SHIP):  SHIP is no longer part of the required fees for the EMBA Program. If you are interested in referrals for health insurance plans, please call the Student Health Insurance Office at (510) 642-5700 or email your questions to [email protected].
• UC Graduate and Professional Council (UCGPC) Fee: UCGPC Fee, effective Fall 2023, is an annual opt-out fee of $7 per graduate and professional student. Funds are used to support the UC Graduate and Professional Council which advocates on behalf of all current and prospective graduate and professional students. Students may opt out of this fee. Should a student opt out of the fee, it is encouraged that the opt-out is completed before the fifth week of instruction.

What are my direct costs?

Direct costs are items that are billed to your student account at the beginning of each term. These items include:

• Tuition and Fees: Fees are charged by the university. For planning purposes, students should plan to make a payment by August 15 for the fall term, January 15 for the spring term, and May 15 for the summer term.

What are my indirect costs?

Indirect costs are estimated expenses not billed to your student account. These items include:

• Living Expenses: Estimates include living, transportation, and food based on the amount of time you are on campus for scheduled instruction.

If you are a recipient of a scholarship and/or borrowing loans in excess of tuition and fees, you may use those resources to help cover your indirect costs.

IMPORTANT: Please contact the Haas Financial Aid Office immediately if you become aware of financial aid exceeding the Cost of Attendance. A loan return may need to be initiated if a student anticipates Third Party Contract, and/or any additional Gift Aid that exceeds the Cost of Attendance.