Tuition & Financial Aid: Online Graduate Programs

Investing in your future in order to create future opportunities for yourself is wonderful, and WPI wants to make sure you have the financial resources necessary in order to do so.

Student Financial Responsibility

Tuition is charged to your student account when you enroll in each course. Tuition payment is due by the start of that respective course. Late fees may apply for overdue tuition. View the current tuition rates.

View the Add/Drop Policy for course changes and withdrawal and refund policies.

International Payment Information

View instructions on how to process an international payment using Flywire

Tuition Assistance

All of WPI's tuition assistance for graduate students is campus-based (i.e. research assistant and teaching assistant positions).

Financial Aid

Federal financial aid is available for those who qualify. Learn more.

Fellowships and Scholarships

WPI’s Career Development Center is a great resource for information about funding graduate school and outside scholarships that part-time students may qualify for. Learn more.

Learn more about outside scholarships that part-time students may qualify for here.

Employer Tuition Assistance and Direct Payment

WPI accepts employer tuition assistance and direct payment/vouchers. You must contact your dedicated WPI team member before the start date of the course to make sure that your employer payment can be accepted by WPI.

It is your responsibility to submit any and all necessary paperwork (before the start date of the course) from your company that is related to this payment, so that payment is received by WPI. This ensures your student account balance stays in good standing.

It is also your responsibility to be informed and knowledgeable about your employer's tuition reimbursement policy. WPI is unable to answer questions regarding employer tuition reimbursement policies, but can assist with questions regarding the types of direct payment WPI accepts.

What is your student status?

Some payment methods are limited because of student statuses, so it is important to identify which one you are.

• Less than Half-Time: Less than six credits per semester

• Half-Time: Six credits per semester

• Full-Time: More than six credits per semester