Financial Information

The MSRE program is a dynamic blend of academic rigor and real-world application that demands preparation and fosters continuous learning. It’s an arena where ambition and opportunity converge, shaping the future leaders of the real estate industry.

Traditional students can earn a master’s degree in 10 months, compared to the typical two-year program, minimizing your time out of the work force and maximizing your career growth potential.

Combination bachelor’s/MSRE degree students may qualify to use 12 hours of graduate coursework toward both their undergraduate and MSRE degree, at significant savings.

Tuition Costs

The costs at the following links reflect estimated expenses. Your costs may vary.

Professional Development Fee:
Students enrolled in Hough Masters programs pay a professional development fee which is used to develop key professional traits attractive to employers. Examples include team building activities, case competitions, career workshops, networking events, conferences and guest speakers. International students may pay a higher fee for workshops that address an introduction to the U.S. academic culture, working in teams, professional presentations and English writing skills appropriate for a business environment.

Combination Degree Students

The Florida Bright Futures Scholarship and/or Florida Prepaid will pay the undergraduate tuition rate for graduate courses. Students have to pay the difference between the undergraduate and graduate course costs.

• Florida Prepaid

Student Loans

To apply for federal student loans, please visit the U.S. Department of Education Free Application for Federal Student Aid website (international students will not be eligible for these).

Tuition is due per semester (2 modules), 2 weeks after the start of classes, and is based on the number of credit hours for which you are registered in that semester. Tuition fees are subject to change between academic years. Current per credit hour costs are provided by the University of Florida Financial Services Office.

Financial assistance is available from numerous sources. Interested parties should contact University of Florida Student Financial Affairs for more information.

Federal Student Aid and Loans

Most students (U.S. Citizens/U.S. Residents) are eligible to receive federal loans. To apply for federal loans, you must complete the Federal Student Aid FAFSA Application.

You can get more details on the UF Financial Aid website.

For questions, Email the Hough Financial Aid Advisors.

Scholarships

All accepted Master of Science in Real Estate students are considered for our Private Scholarship funds (these include the Bergstrom Center, FAR and Scarola scholarships). Other scholarship awards must be applied for by the applicant or student directly (Appraisal Institute, ULI, ICSC, FCI, FREC, PREA, BOE, FAMU Feeder Program, ACM, etc.).

Available Real Estate Scholarships include:

View recent recipients of Real Estate Scholarships.