Georgetown MBA students may seek additional sources of funding for their MBA studies through scholarships and loans.
Through the MBA admissions process, your application was considered for a merit-based scholarship. If you received one, the amount and terms of your scholarship award were included in your offer of admission. Full-time scholarship awards are renewable for your second year of study as long as you maintain good academic standing. Flex MBA and Flex MBA Online scholarships are awarded for the first year only. New scholarships are not awarded in years two or three for either program, or for years four or five if you extend the program duration. If you have questions about these scholarships, please contact your Admissions Team at georgetownmba@georgetown.edu.
To learn more about the Full-time and Flex MBA student loan process, visit the Office of Student Financial Aid website. Begin with a review of how to finance graduate school.
Domestic and international students seeking loan assistance for the 2026-2027 academic year are advised to consult with Georgetown University’s preferred lenders for private education loans, including Ascent, Citizens Bank, College Ave, Earnest, Sallie Mae, and SoFi. Learn more about these options from the Office of Financial Aid.
If you have questions regarding Financial Aid, please contact the OSFA staff below.
Graduate Team A-Z | osfsgradfinaid@georgetown.edu