Your MS in Accounting with Data and Analytics is a smart investment in your future
Our graduates are in demand. With an employment rate of over 100% within 90 days of graduation, the one-year Master of Science in Accounting with Data and Analytics is a sound investment in your future success.
You may qualify for our financial assistance options but no separate application is necessary—all applicants are considered for merit-based financial awards.
More than half of students admitted to the MSADA program have received merit-based financial awards from the Kelley School's Graduate Accounting Programs (GAP). Graduate assistantships (GAs), including teaching assistantships and GAP fellowships, can make your MSADA investment even stronger.
For example, a competitive student admitted to the MSADA program saw her tuition reduced by 20%. How?
She was awarded a 5-hour GA valued at $7,827 for non-resident students (GA rates change on a yearly basis)
She worked with GAP advising to secure a scholarship from the American Institute of CPAs
Merit-based graduate assistantships (GA) are awarded as 5-hour or 12-hour appointments. If awarded, you'll work 5 or 12 hours a week for a Kelley School department, a faculty member, or as a teaching assistant. TA positions (instructor of record) are 12 hours a week. Positions vary each year.
GA amounts are based on your residency status as determined by Indiana University (see chart below). Fee remission is the amount deducted from the cost of tuition after accepting a GA position. The stipend is paid as an hourly wage.
2022-2023 MSADA GA award Type
Stipend
Fee remission
Total amount
5-hour resident
$2,625
$2,744
$5,369
5-hour non-resident
$2,625
$5,202
$7,827
12-hour resident (non-teaching)
$6,300
$2,744
$9,044
12-hour non-resident (non-teaching)
$6,300
$5,202
$11,502
12-hour resident (instructor of record)
$6,300
$5,272
$11,572
12-hour non-resident (instructor of record)
$6,300
$10,515
$16,815
Need-based aid: Federal and private loans and additional scholarships
Options for all admitted students
• FinAid has offers comprehensive financial aid, loan, and scholarship information. • Search for scholarships on FastWeb. • The American Institute of CPAs offers many scholarships
Domestic students
• Submit a Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) through the online form for U.S. citizens and immigrant permanent residents to apply for the federal Stafford and PLUS loan programs. • The U.S. Department of Education offers additional information about federal aid available and completing the FAFSA.
International students
• International students are eligible for private loans, but expect most private loan companies to require a US citizen or permanent resident to act as a cosigner to secure the loan. • The Institute of International Education highlights opportunities for international students interested in studying in the United States, including Fulbright Program information and other scholarship opportunities.
Once admitted to the MSADA program, students are required to pay an enrollment deposit of $500 to secure a place in the entering class. Upon enrollment, the deposit will be deducted from your first semester bursar bill. The deposit is nonrefundable. If admission is revoked because admission conditions cannot be met, the enrollment deposit will be refunded.
