Investing in your future is worth it. However, it’s important to know that some programs
require funding through additional fees not covered in tuition payments in order to
provide a high-quality learning environment that students expect. These additional
amounts help to cover not only the direct costs of providing instruction and advising
in these programs but also indirect costs associated with Auburn’s role as a comprehensive
center of higher education for the state.
Tuition
Auburn University tuition and fees may vary slightly from year to year. Please view
Auburn University Tuition for the most up-to-date tuition costs.
As a professional school, the Harbert College of Business charges a professional fee
in addition to the standard university fees. The professional fee is not covered by tuition and state appropriations. This fee ensures that Harbert College students have the best available career guidance
and placement services.
All undergraduate students enrolled in the pre-business curriculum, as well as those
who have declared a major within the Harbert College, will be charged the professional
fee. Students seeking a business minor will not be charged this professional fee.
Rates are as follows:
The Harbert College of Business is honored to offer scholarship opportunities to those
pursuing a degree in our college. For the 2024-2025 academic year, over $1.6 million
in scholarship funds were awarded to approximately 770 recipients.
AUSOM
Current and admitted students can search and view scholarships, complete applications,
and accept awards through the Auburn University Scholarship Opportunity Manager.
Complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) every calendar year
for need-based scholarship opportunities. More info at Student Financial Services!
Answer: All students desiring consideration for Harbert scholarships should apply through
the Auburn University Scholarship Opportunity Manager (AUSOM). AUSOM’s online features
and benefits allow students to search, review requirements, apply and accept awards
for available scholarship opportunities, all within one easy-to-use site. Current
students are encouraged to apply each year they are enrolled in Harbert. Upon admission
to Auburn University, incoming freshmen and transfer students gain access to AUSOM.
While all eligible applicants receive consideration for Harbert scholarships, our
college prioritizes supporting upperclassmen for their academic achievements, engagement
in the classroom, leadership on campus and within the community, and participation
in high impact experiences like internships, case competitions, industry conferences
and study abroad.
Answer: No. While some of the college’s scholarships do require a student to demonstrate
financial need, many scholarships are based on merit, leadership, engagement and participation.
Answer:The college is committed to rewarding students for their academic success, engagement
within the college and through participation in high impact experiences like internships
and abroad opportunities. All Harbert scholarships are donor-funded, which means that the scholarship criteria
vary according to the preferences stated by the donor. Criteria may be as simple
as a current student in the Harbert College with a 3.0 GPA or as specific as a student
from a particular town or academic major. In short, academic scholarships are matched
to the students who most closely fit the criteria for each individual scholarship.
Answer: Selection and award notifications occur each spring for the upcoming academic year.
The scholarship is credited to the recipient's account 10 days before the start of
each fall semester.
Answer: For additional information regarding university-wide scholarships, visit auburn.edu/scholarships. For questions regarding Harbert College of Business scholarships, please contact:
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