INVEST IN YOUR FUTURE.
We recognize that business school is a significant investment in your personal and professional development and are committed to helping students afford the cost of tuition by offering resources, scholarships, and low-interest loan options.
This program has been the best experience in my professional career. The MMHC program truly cares about you succeeding and becoming the best leader possible for all future endeavors.
Lucas MageeCCC-SLP Speech Language Pathologist III, Vanderbilt University Medical Center Vanderbilt MMHC 2025
TUITION & EXPENSES
The Master of Management in Health Care program cost for the 2026-27 academic year:
| Tuition | $76,700 |
| Program Fee | $4,500 |
| Student Service Fee | $812* |
| Student Health Fee | $1,035* |
| Transcript | $100 (one-time/lifetime fee) |
Tuition is paid in 3 installments during the time you are enrolled at Vanderbilt. You will need to make payments in fall (33.3 percent), spring (33.3 percent), and summer (33.3 percent). Program fee includes/covers books, supplies, and meals while on campus.
*Listed amount is the total for Fall, Spring & Summer.
**Estimated based on current year cost. Final cost TBD.
SCHOLARSHIP OVERVIEW
The Vanderbilt Master of Management in Health Care program offers merit-based scholarships. All applicants are eligible to submit an essay outlining the strengths they'll bring to the cohort to be considered for an award.
LOANS & OTHER RESOURCES
Loans
Master of Management in Health Care students may apply for U.S. Government loans as full-time students via the Vanderbilt Financial Aid Office. Because students are working executives capable of funding education through corporate sponsorships, loans, and cash flow, scholarships are limited.
To learn more about your loan options, visit the following websites:
Company Sponsorship
Master of Management in Health Care students often receive some level of financial support from their employers. Sponsoring organizations enjoy many benefits from this investment. Typically about 4 percent of students are fully self-funded.
How your organization benefits from your studies
Almost from day one, Vanderbilt Master of Management in Health Care students apply classroom and project learning to solve problems at work. Their heightened knowledge and skills make them more valuable, versatile managers—blending quantitative and financial acumen, leadership, and strategic planning to support organizational challenges. Executive perspective is enhanced to support organization-wide goals.
Learn more about ROI for Organizations and ROI for Students.