Application Deadlines
Fall Term |
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Deadline: December 15 (Rolling Admissions) |
Full-flex and part-time options are available to domestic students only. International students are eligible to apply for the full-time option, available in Fall only. |
The MSBF targets academically strong students from both creative and business backgrounds. Career switchers, designers, entrepreneurs and those with business degrees and experience combine their diverse perspectives and backgrounds to create an enriched classroom experience. Admission is highly competitive and enrollment is limited.
Decisions are made holistically and weigh various factors including academic background, graduate test scores, relevant work experience, and interest. The program is small and student-centric.
A bachelor’s degree is required. Those with undergraduate degrees in business, fine arts, design, economics, IT, computer science, communications and other creative arts or quantitative fields are encouraged to apply. As soon as the online application is completed with all requirements listed below, candidates will be selected for a personal interview by invitation only.
Fall Term |
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Deadline: December 15 (Rolling Admissions) |
Full-flex and part-time options are available to domestic students only. International students are eligible to apply for the full-time option, available in Fall only. |
If admitted to the program, incoming students have to pay three non-refundable fees within 7 days of admission, which include:
Tuition - New Jersey Residents | $14,976.00 |
Tuition - Out of State Residents and Internationals | $25,998.00 |
Student Fee | $870.50 |
Technology Fee | $196.50 |
Off-Site Fee | $995.00 |
School Fee | $529.00 |
Tuition - Per credit, New Jersey Residents | $1,248.00 |
Tuition - Per credit, Out of State Residents and Internationals | $2,167.00 |
Student Fee (Per Semester) | $289.00 |
Technology Fee (Subject to Credit Hours) | $103.50 - $186.00 |
Off-Site Fee | $293.50 |
School Fee | $250.50 |
Matriculation Continued | $20.00 |
Employees on temporary work visas: New Jersey residency regulations do not recognize temporary work visas (H1) as evidence of residency; thus you will be paying out of state tuition. However, you can apply for a reduced tuition rate.