Tuition + Aid

The investment you make in your master's degree adds long-term value to your career, representing increased skill and knowledge that will help you stay competitive in the workforce for many years to come.

 

M.S. in Health Information Management

Cost of Attendance

• Cost of Attendance: Master of Science in Health Information Management >
• Tuition and fees do not include books and materials
• Students within the HIM program also are required to pay for annual American Health Information Management Association (AHIMA) membership (cost may vary)
• Tuition and fees are subject to change at the discretion of the Stephens College Board of Trustees

 

MoHIMA Spring Scholarship

The Missouri Health Information Management Association (MoHIMA) offers annual spring scholarship opportunities to students who are currently enrolled at Stephens College in the BS-HIA or MS-HIM program and who are AHIMA/MoHIMA members.

Review eligibility and start your scholarship application >

 

AHIMA Foundation Merit Scholarships

The AHIMA Foundation annually offers merit scholarships to outstanding HIM professionals who are currently enrolled in a master’s or doctoral degree in an academic area related to health information. AHIMA Foundation also offers scholarship opportunities to veterans pursuing an education in health information.

Review eligibility and start your scholarship application >

 

Federal Financial Aid 

Students seeking financial aid should review their eligibility for Federal Financial Aid below. If eligible, students may apply for Federal Direct Unsubsidized Stafford Student Loans, Graduate Federal PLUS Loans, and Alternative Loans. 

 

Eligibility

To be eligible to receive federal student financial aid, students must meet the following criteria:

• Be an accepted and enrolled degree-seeking graduate student at Stephens College

• Be a U.S. citizen or eligible non-citizen

• Have a valid Social Security number

• Make satisfactory academic progress

• Certify that Federal student aid will be used only for educational purposes

• Certify that they are not in default on a Federal Student Loan 

To determine the amount of financial aid you are eligible to receive, you must first file the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) as soon as possible after January 1. The Stephens College FAFSA code is 002512. 

Although you do not have to be accepted to Stephens College before applying for financial aid, you do have to be admitted to Stephens College before any financial aid can be awarded. You will be required to file a FAFSA each year you are a student at Stephens College in order to reapply for financial aid. Even if you are certain you will not qualify for need-based assistance, it is recommended that you file the FAFSA so that you may be able to qualify for aid in the event your financial situation changes.

Financial aid assistance is dependent upon satisfactory academic progress according to the Stephens College Financial Aid SAP policy.

 

Employer Tuition Reimbursement

If you are employed, you may be eligible for employer reimbursement for education or training from your current employer. Students should check with their manager or human resource staff for possible benefits. Employer reimbursement is solely between the student and the employer. The student is responsible for making regular payments on account balances with Stephens College, and any remaining balance must be paid in full prior to beginning a new semester.

 

Billing

Please note that all student accounts are due one week before classes begin. Set up a payment plan or make a payment via our secure site.

 

Connect with the Office of Financial Aid

The Stephens College Office of Financial is here to help you navigate every step of the tuition and financial aid process for the online Master of Science in Health Information Management degree.