Tuition Breakdown
The total cost of enrollment in Fisher's Master of Supply Chain Management (MSCM) program is based on status in the program (i.e. full-time vs. part-time student, and resident vs. non-resident). Approximate tuition and fees are estimated for the 2026-27 academic year and are subject to change for future terms. Fisher's Graduate Programs Office encourages you to view tuition and fees from the University Registrar.
Estimated MSCM Tuition & Fees
(part-time - recommended format)
| Residency Status | Total Cost* |
|---|---|
| Ohio Resident | $41,287 |
| Non-Resident | $42,444 |
*Fees include instructional fees, general fees and distance education fees. View residency info. Full-time MSCM tuition information is listed below in the tuition breakdown.
Tuition Breakdown (33 credit hours)
Estimated Part-Time 6 Semester Cost
The part-time MSCM path is the most popular option and is recommended for those with full-time jobs.
| MSCM by semester | Credit Hours | Instructional Fee: $1,199.00 | General Fee: $33.93 | Distance Learning Fee | Total Cost ◊ |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Summer 1 | 5.5 | $6,594.50 | $186.62 | $100 | $6,881.12 |
| Autumn 1 | 6 | $7,194 | $203.58 | $100 | $7,497.58 |
| Spring 1 | 5.5 | $6,594.50 | $186.62 | $100 | $6,881.12 |
| Summer 2 | 4.5 | $5,395.50 | $152.69 | $100 | $5,648.19 |
| Autumn 2 | 6 | $7,194 | $203.58 | $100 | $7,497.58 |
| Spring 2 | 5.5 | $6,594.50 | $186.62 | $100 | $6,881.12 |
| Ohio Resident | 33 | $39,567 | $1,119.71 | $600 | $41,286.69 |
| Non-Resident | 33 | $40,767** | $1,076.81 | $600 | $42,443.81 |
** Non-Resident surcharge: $200 per semester.
◊ Technology, Activity, Recreation, and COTA fees are waived for online programs
Questions? Email us at mscm@fisher.osu.edu.
Estimated Full-Time 3 Semester Cost
The full-time MSCM path has a rigorous credit hour schedule each semester and is not recommended for those with full-time jobs. As a general guideline, each three-credit-hour class requires you to commit approximately nine hours per week. 1.5 credit-hour classes are about half that. Before committing to a full-time schedule, consider your work and other life and family obligations.
| MSCM by Semester | Credit Hours | Instructional Fee: $1,199.00 | General Fee: $33.93 | Distance Learning Fee | Total Cost ◊ |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Summer | 11.5 (8*) | $9,592 | $272 | $100 | $9,964 |
| Autumn | 10.5 (8*) | $9,592 | $272 | $100 | $9,964 |
| Spring | 11 (8*) | $9,592 | $272 | $100 | $9,964 |
| Ohio Resident | 33 | $28,776 | $816 | $300 | $29,892 |
| Non-Resident | 33 | $29,376** | $816 | $300 | $30,492** |
* Per credit hour fee is not to exceed the total cost of 8 credit hours.
** Non-Resident surcharge: $200 per semester.
◊ Technology, Activity, Recreation, and COTA fees are waived for online programs
Questions? Email us at mscm@fisher.osu.edu.
Loans
Some MCSM students use loans to finance their education, either in total or in part. Many sources of loans exist. Federal loans are available for domestic students only.
For more information regarding the Federal loan program, please visit the Student Financial Aid website.
Wondering if you qualify for in-state tuition?
View the residency classification guidelines and take the online survey to determine if you qualify for in-state tuition based on law established by the Ohio Legislature.
Forever Buckeye
If a student graduated from an Ohio high school and will be a resident of Ohio as of the first day of the term attending, a student will be considered an Ohio resident, whether they lived in Ohio prior to the beginning of the term or not. Take the online survey to determine if you qualify for in-state tuition based on law established by the Ohio Legislature.
Military Applicants
Military applicants can automatically qualify for in-state tuition under the Ohio G.I. Promise. Fisher takes a deliberate approach to recruiting highly qualified active military and veterans. More information for military/veteran applicants
Are You An OSU Employee?
If you are a full-time employee of The Ohio State University pursuing a part-time program, you may be eligible for the Faculty/Staff Tuition Assistance benefit. View a sample employee statement summary or watch the Ohio State Employee Tuition Assistance Benefit webinar. Please note that you will be taxed on tuition as income.