For the 2018-19 academic year, each unit at USC costs $1,863 or $7,452 for a four-unit class. For each of the four core EML classes, a lab fee of $850.00 is applied that covers all book and learning materials and most meals during our on-campus sessions. Other university mandatory fees may be applied based on the specific class or academic year.
The USC Financial Aid Office provides financial aid packages to U.S. citizens and eligible non-U.S. citizens, mainly in the form of graduate school loans. Information is available to prospective applicants by contacting the USC Financial Aid Office.
Tuition assistance may apply for USC faculty and staff. Please check with the USC Benefits Office.
The Office of Student Financial Services at USC provides students with information regarding student accounts, tuition payment plans, and payment options. The Student Financial Services Office may be reached at: (213) 740-7471 or by visiting their website.
USC offers a payment plan option. Students can enroll in an interest-free USC Payment Plan to pay for tuition, fees, and other miscellaneous university charges in monthly installments. Detailed information about the plan can be found online at the USC Student Financial Services website.
For more information, contact the Executive Master of Leadership Office.
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The Executive Master of Leadership (EML) degree is intended for professionals with five or more years of management or leadership experience. The curriculum centers around three distinctive priorities: Leadership through core values; multidisciplinary approaches to problem-solving; and fostering connections across public, private, and nonprofit sectors.
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