Tuition and Financial Aid - Continuing Ed and Grad Studies

The Curry College Student Financial Services Office has staff that work exclusively with our continuing education students to provide advice, friendly service, and personal support. Our office hours are 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., Monday thru Friday. Please call 617-333-2354 to schedule an appointment.

Financial aid applications are considered on a rolling basis throughout the year. Students must be admitted to a degree program and must maintain half-time enrollment status (6 credits per semester for continuing education undergraduate students) in order to be eligible for Federal student loans. Federal Pell Grant funds are awarded to students with exceptional need who are pursuing their first bachelor's degree and are limited to the equivalent of six years of full time study. 

Institutional aid is not available for continuing education students, but you may be eligible to receive federal and state grants and student loans.  Students should file financial aid paperwork at least two weeks prior to the start of the term to allow time for processing.

There are also alternative non-federal loans available for those students who are not admitted to a degree program; for students pursuing certificate programs, for those taking courses but not intending to earn a degree, and for those enrolled less than half-time. Please visit the Student Financial Services Office or call (617) 333-2354.

• Applying for Aid and Forms

If you are applying for financial aid, your financial aid award is determined by calculating your cost of attendance for the academic year minus your expected family contribution which is determined by your FAFSA information.  Your cost of attendance is comprised of your direct costs for tuition and, if applicable, any additional fees plus other indirect related education expenses such as books and supplies, living expenses, and transportation costs, etc.  The total of your direct and indirect costs equals your cost of attendance.

Your Financial Aid Counselor will estimate your total cost of attendance by adding your anticipated tuition and fee cost to the following indirect expenses when determining your eligibility for financial aid:

• Books/Supplies* - $1,200
• Food/Housing** - $18,450
• Transportation - $1,500
• Personal - $1,200
• Total Indirect Costs - $22,300

Note:  Indirect expenses are based on average costs expected for the academic year.

*Average allowance based on nine month enrollment in 12 or more credits per semester. The Books/Supplies Allowance is adjusted based on your actual anticipated enrollment.

**Allowances for living off campus.  If you reside with a family member it will be reduced to $2,250.

To Pay Online simply login to curry.myflywire.com. You can also access this online payment gateway directly from the myCurry Portal.

eChecks – Make payments quickly and easily with no service fee from your checking or savings account using a U.S. bank. You will need the routing number for your bank and your account number.

If you prefer to pay Curry directly by personal check, money order, or traveler’s check please make payable to Curry College and mail to:

Curry College
Attn: Student Accounts
1071 Blue Hill Ave
Milton, MA 02186

Credit Cards and Debit Cards - MasterCard, VISA, Discover or American Express accepted online with a convenience fee assessed to each credit card or debit card transaction.

Pay by Monthly Payment Plan - Semester bills can be divided into four-month payments for Graduate and Continuing Education programs. There is a $40 non-refundable application fee per semester. To establish the payment plan, create your account and login to curry.myflywire.com.

• Graduate and Continuing Education payment plans are offered for the fall, spring, and summer semesters.
• Automatic payment is required to enroll in the plan and will be debited on the 15th of each month.
• Enrollment opens mid-July for the fall semester, mid-November for spring, and mid-March for summer.  
• Deadline to enroll in the 4 pay plan and have your account in Good Financial Standing by the semester start
  • Fall Semester - August 15
  • Spring Semester - December 15
  • Summer Semester - April 15
• To qualify, there must be no previous semester balance due and no history of default on prior tuition payment plans.
• Each payment plan installment is an equal payment of the amount you create plan for. 
• Separate plans can be created by different Authorized payors for a student.
• A new payment plan enrollment must be made each semester you wish to take advantage of the plan.

We are available to assist you and answer any questions you have at 617-333-2354 or studentaccounts@curry.edu.

• Federal Loan Options for Continuing Education Students