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Master of Public Health - Tuition & Costs

MPH Program Update

Baldwin Wallace University is no longer accepting applications for the MPH program as of summer 2024. 

Graduate Admission Office

(440) 826-8012, graduate@bw.edu



Program Costs (2024-25)

Master of Public Health (MPH) Per Credit Hour
MPH Graduate Courses $710

The Master of Public Health (MPH) program is 45 credits total. Candidates who have already completed graduate coursework may work with the MPH program director to determine eligibility for transfer credit. Up to three credits of graduate coursework may transfer in depending on course content.


Tuition Discounts

Partner Discount Rates

The MPH program has established discounted tuition rates with community partners in Northeast Ohio. For more information on current discount rates or to determine if your employer is a partner, please contact the office of admission at graduate@bw.edu

Current Partners

  • Academy of Medicine of Cleveland and Northeastern Ohio (AMCNO)
  • Care Alliance
  • City Year - Cleveland
  • Cleveland Clinic
  • Cuyahoga County
  • Metrohealth System
  • Neighborhood Family Practice
  • Saber Healthcare Group, L.L.C.
  • Southwest General Health Center
  • VNA Visiting Nurse Association of Ohio

BW Alumni Award

BW alumni who enroll in this program are eligible for the BW Graduate Alumni Award.

Scholarships Through Choose Ohio First STEM Healthcare Scholars Program

The BW Choose Ohio First STEM Healthcare Scholars program is open to any Ohio resident entering Baldwin Wallace as a graduate student in one of our healthcare programs. Students are eligible to apply for the Choose Ohio First scholarship, which awards substantial annual, renewable financial support.


Graduate Assistantship Options

Baldwin Wallace University offers incoming graduate students the opportunity to build new skills, increase content development and impact the BW community through graduate assistantship opportunities while completing their degree. More information on available positions and compensation will be available soon.


Tuition Reimbursement Payment Plan (TRPP)

For students receiving tuition reimbursement from their employer, BW's tuition reimbursement payment plan allows you to pay your tuition at the end of the semester when your tuition benefit is available. TRPP extends your payment due date until 30 days after the end of the term. Students participating in TRPP will incur a finance charge, set at a reasonable level not to exceed the maximum amount permitted by law, and approximately half the rate of the University's standard finance charge. Currently the TRPP finance charge is 8% APR. Download the TRPP forms.


Graduate School Loans

You can cover the entire cost of the MPH Program, including books and miscellaneous non-program costs, with Federal Direct Student Loans and Grad PLUS Loans. To qualify for these loans, you must complete the Federal Application for Federal Student Aid, or FAFSA. BW provides directions for completing the FAFSA.


Monthly Payment Plan

Baldwin Wallace offers a monthly payment plan that allows students to pay their tuition in monthly installments. There is a $30 service charge per semester, but otherwise no finance charges unless monthly payments are late. This allows you to divide your tuition into 5 monthly payments throughout the semester. To talk with a representative who works with BW students on this payment plan, call (800) 551-2773.

Students may opt to use a combination of financing options. For example, if your employer's tuition benefits only cover partial tuition, or you only wanted to pay $200 a month using the monthly payment plan, you could cover the remainder with graduate school loans.


Billing

Initial bills for each new semester will be mailed to the student in July, December and April. The student has 30 days to pay his or her bill, after which time a finance charge will be added to any unpaid portion of the bill. Finance charges are not assessed to students enrolled in good standing in a payment plan.


Other Questions?

Contact a graduate admission counselor for assistance with your questions.