Tuition: Master of Science in Information Systems

Next Term Application Deadline

07.31.2024

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36-44 credit hours

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08.26.2024

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Join us for a live information session on Thursday, May 30th, 2024, from 12:30-1:30 PM EDT to learn more about our online MSIS program. Our Program Director and Enrollment Services Advisors will be available to answer any questions you may have. This free event provides an excellent opportunity for you to connect directly with us and discover more about the program.

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Program Fee Overview

Program Fee	Part-Time (total cost per credit hour)
Instructional Fee	$916.00
General Fee	$39.80
ITIE Fee	$18.00
Distance Learning Fee	$26.20
Total Cost per Credit (Resident)	$1,000.00
Non-Resident Surcharge	$15.00
Total Cost per Credit (Non-Resident)	$1,015.00

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Please note: the part-time option in the tuition calculator is based on estimating 6 credit hours per semester. However, the MSIS program highly recommends a course load of 8 credit hours per semester to ensure completion of the degree within a two-year timeframe.

UC is committed to making your college education as affordable as possible. In fact, nearly all of our students are eligible for some form of financial assistance. The key to receiving financial aid is submitting your application in a timely manner. Many aid programs are awarded on a first-come, first-served basis so early applications receive priority consideration.

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What do MS in Information Systems Graduates do after Graduation?

MSIS students come to the program with very diverse backgrounds and professional goals, and they pursue a variety of roles after graduation. The Masters of Science in Information Systems program equips students with broad technical skills to be at the forefront of technological innovation and open doors in many technology management fields.

An example of our alumni job titles includes Data Analyst, Business Intelligence Consultant, Information Technology Consultant, IT Risk and Compliance Consultant, Product Intelligence Manager, Technical Program Manager, and more.

Learn more about the career services offered by the University of Cincinnati Online and the Lindner College of Business, by speaking with an Enrollment Services Advsior today.
What skills will I learn with a MS in Information Systems?
University of Cincinnati Lindner College of Business students will learn a variety of skills from their MS in Information Systems. Those skills include:
- Hardware, software development and programming
- Systems analysis
- Database systems and design
- Networking and operating systems
- Data mining
- Emerging technologies
- Mobile applications
- Computer security
If you are data driven, and highly analytical, a MS in Information Systems is the graduate degree you’ve been looking for.
Is the GMAT or GRE required for MSIS?
The GMAT/GRE is required for the MSIS program; however, waivers are available. Factors determining eligibility are listed below.

We highly recommend applying to your program of choice before taking the GMAT/GRE or sending us your scores.

You may be eligible for an entrance exam waiver if you:
- Completed at least 6 graduate credits in a relevant field with a cumulative GPA of 3.5 or higher
- Have a professional certification or licensure (via exam) in a relevant field
- Have numerous years of relevant work experience (7+) with demonstrated advancement
- Have an undergraduate business degree from a domestic AACSB-accredited institution with a cumulative 3.5 GPA or higher