Residential MAcc Tuition, Scholarships, & Financial Aid
William & Mary provides our students with exceptional academic programs, comparatively low tuition and fees, and a compelling return on investment.
Tuition
Tuition
Please note that several expenses are one-time expenses and are not incurred during the spring semester. The cost of a laptop, books and supplies will vary greatly depending on individual needs. If you are currently serving as active duty military or think that you might qualify for in-state residency, please visit the William & Mary Domicile site to determine if you are eligible for Virginia residency for tuition purposes.
| MAcc Program Tuition and Fees | In-state | Out-of-state |
|---|---|---|
| Tuition | $29,915 | $40,947 |
| William & Mary's Mandatory Fees* | $7,483 | $8,053 |
| Total | $37,398 | $49,000 |
*For a breakdown of mandatory fees, please consult William & Mary's Graduate Tuition & Fees.
Annual increases in tuition and fees are announced each May by the W&M Board of Visitors and take effect in August.
If you are an international candidate, please account for a one-time expense of $165 for International Student Orientation and an additional $85 per semester for ongoing International Student Services.
Scholarships and Financial Aid
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Integrated Winter Field Experience
Students may elect an Experiential Emphasis in the program which includes an eight week paid internship opportunity from January to March. Students earn credit hours towards their elective requirement and can earn up to $10,000-$12,000 working in the industry at the height of tax season.
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Graduate Assistantship (GA)
Entering students are eligible to apply for a graduate assistantship. Graduate Assistantships (GAs) offer students an excellent opportunity to work with faculty and staff at the Raymond A. Mason School of Business. GAs are expected to work five to ten hours a week. Students are paid hourly.
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Merit Scholarship
Merit scholarship for the MAcc program at William & Mary is awarded based on a variety of characteristics such as professional work experience, leadership, academic history, and more.
Alumni Referral Program and Financial Aid
Alumni Referral Program
With over 90,000 living alumni across the globe, William & Mary's alumni network continues to be one of its largest resources. William & Mary's Raymond A. Mason School of Business wants to put that resource to work to help continue to recruit top applicants to the Master of Accounting (MAcc) program.
To participate in this new program, William & Mary alumni can refer an interested student to the Master of Accounting program by completing the online form. Students who are referred and apply will receive a $5,000 Alumni Referral Scholarship upon acceptance. To be eligible for the scholarship award, the Alumni Office must receive the alumni referral before the student submits an application.
The Details:
- Students who are referred and apply will receive a $5,000 Alumni Referral Scholarship upon acceptance.
- Participating alumni can refer up to three students per academic term (spring and fall).
- Accepted students can only receive one scholarship per year, regardless of the number of referrals they receive.
- A student cannot receive a referral by a close family member (parent, grandparent, or sibling) or a faculty member who teaches in the William & Mary MAcc program.
- To be eligible for the scholarship award, the Alumni Office must receive the alumni referral before the student submits an application.
- The Office of Admissions will keep referrals on file only for the academic term to which the student applies.
For questions about the referral program, contact Alumni Relations at [[m|alumnirelations]].
For questions about MAcc admissions, candidates are invited to contact Graduate Admissions at (757) 221-2900 or [[m|admissions]].
Financial Aid
We offer several opportunities for students to off-set costs associated with the MAcc degree program. Loan eligibility for U.S. Citizens and Permanent Residents is determined by the information provided on the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA), which is submitted to the U.S. Department of Education.
Loans for International Students
International applicants interested in student loan programs should investigate private loan programs in their home countries as well as in the U.S.
William & Mary's Office of Financial Aid has information available on its website for private loans for international students who have access to a qualified co-signer. William & Mary has strong partnerships with Prodigy Finance, MPower Finance, and FIDERH. We encourage international candidates to explore global loan funding through these organizations.
For questions related to Financial Aid, please contact the Business School's Financial Aid Counselor at William & Mary's central financial aid office.
Jennifer Meier
Senior Assistant Director Counselor for Business School Graduate Students
jmmeie@wm.edu | 757-221-2426
