A graduate degree from the Lynch School is both a professional and financial investment in your future.

The Lynch School of Education at Boston College is dedicated to helping our students finance their graduate education.  While we work hard to award aid to our academically qualified degree students, we also highly recommend applying for federal need-based financial aid to help cover your total costs.

Each year the University sets a rate per credit for graduate courses in the Lynch School.  Most graduate courses are 3 credits.

To help you budget the cost of your graduate program, the Office of Student Services has calculated an approximate cost of attendance for graduate students, which includes both tuition and living expenses.  You can use this webpage to help plan your graduate school finances. 

Student bills are handled centrally at the University through the Office of Student Services.  For answers to Frequently Asked Questions regarding billing, click here.