Tuition + Fees
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MSRE– Regular standing |
MSRE– Advanced standing |
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| Curriculum at a glance | ||
| Length – Full-time |
2 years (6 quarters) |
1 year (3 quarters) |
| Length – Part-time |
Advisor/student coordination |
2 years (6 quarters)* |
| Total credit hours |
70 |
41 |
| Tuition (estimate) |
$36,824 (resident), $73,648 (non-resident/international) |
$18,412 (resident)**, $37,630 (non- resident/international) |
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International students are required to enroll in 10 credits per quarter to maintain their visa status
*Part time students can complete the MSRE Advanced Standing program in 2 years with diligent planning and advising
**If you register for less than 7 credits, you will be paying per credit.
A detailed breakdown of tuition and fees for the MSRE program can be found: University of Washington Office of Planning and Budgeting
Financial Aid
Financial aid through the Runstad Department of Real Estate
The Department offers merit-based scholarships for selected incoming and current students. At times throughout the academic year there may be available positions for graduates to work as a student assistant or a reader/grader with rates averaging between $17.00 and $20.00 per hour.
Please contact the department for information about our department financial aid opportunities.
The Office of Student Financial Aid administers several federal, state and private financial aid programs created to help students pay tuition and fees for their education. Assistance is available in the form of grant aid, scholarships, long-term loans that must be repaid after leaving school, and work opportunities. An information packet describing the programs, eligibility criteria and application procedures may be obtained by contacting the Office of Student Financial Aid, 105 Schmitz Hall, Box 355880, University of Washington, Seattle, Washington 98195, (206) 543-6101.
Graduate students may apply for aid through the Office of Student Financial Aid; graduate assistance is generally limited to long-term loans and work opportunities.
To be eligible for financial aid, an individual must be a citizen or permanent resident of the United States and be admitted to the University as a matriculated, degree-seeking student. First consideration is given to full-time students pursuing their first degree at any level (e.g. first bachelor degree, first master degree). Priority is given to students who apply before the University’s financial aid deadline, which is generally March 1 of the preceding year.
Western Regional Graduate Program for Reduced Tuition
The MSRE program along with other programs in the College of Built Environments is part of the Western Regional Graduate Program (WRGP) of the Western Interstate Commission for Higher Education (WICHE). This makes our MSRE degree program available at resident tuition rates to students from the following 14 states and 2 UW territories: Alaska, Arizona, California, Colorado, Hawaii, Idaho, Nevada, Montana, North Dakota, New Mexico, South Dakota, Oregon, Wyoming, Utah, Guam, and Northern Mariana Islands.
Please note: WRGP selection is competitive based on merit, evaluation in the candidate pool and financial need.
Student Employment Service
The Office of Student Financial Aid also administers the Student Employment Service, 172 Schmitz Hall, (206) 543-1840. This is an employment referral service that lists a wide variety of part-time jobs on and off campus throughout the year. The office also administers short-term emergency loans for full-time students who find themselves in temporary, severe financial difficulty. University students may take advantage of the Student Employment Service and of the short-term emergency loan program without applying for financial aid.
Financial Aid for Minority Graduate Students
Graduate Diversity Fellowships Financial assistance is available to students whose individual experiences and/or academic interests will bring diversity to scholarly perspectives and endeavors, and to the academic community. For additional information on a limited number of diversity fellowships available through The Graduate School’s Graduate Opportunities & Minority Achievement Program (GO-MAP), contact GO-MAP at:
Graduate Opportunities & Minority Achievement Program (GO-MAP)
The Graduate School
University of Washington
Seattle, WA 98195-3770
tel: 206.543.9016; toll-free: 800.524.9122
email: gomap@u.washington.edu
Funding for International Students
The University of Washington is a public institution; therefore no state or federal financial assistance is offered to international students. Students, their families, and sponsors must assume all financial responsibility for tuition and living expenses. It is very important that applicants review the expected expenses before deciding to apply for admission.
Although financial aid or work-study positions from the University of Washington is not available for international students, the UW International Student Services website provides helpful information to international students attending the University of Washington.
International students may qualify to apply for some Department scholarships.