Applicants interested in the Deloitte Foundation Accounting Scholars Program must apply for Fall 2025 admissions and submit their application by March 1. (see details below)
Deloitte Foundation Accounting Scholars Program
The Zicklin School of Business is proud to collaborate with the Deloitte Foundation to champion diverse talent entering the CPA profession. With a record of commitment to diversity, equity and inclusion, the Zicklin School and the Deloitte Foundation are committed to supporting students by providing a limited number of full scholarships to the Zicklin School’s Master of Science in Accounting program.
The criteria to be considered for a scholarship include:
- Currently enrolled in a Historically Black College or University (HBCU), Hispanic Serving Institution (HSI), or other accredited university or college in the United States.
- Pursuing an undergraduate baccalaureate degree in accounting from an accredited program.
- Strong academic track record with minimum of 3.0 cumulative GPA (on 4.0 scale).
- An interest in pursuing a career in public accounting and becoming a CPA, but not presently a CPA.
- Must meet the standards for admission to the Zicklin School’s MS Accountancy program.
- Must be a US citizen or permanent resident.
Selected participants must matriculate in the Zicklin School’s MS Accountancy program for the fall 2025 semester and complete the program by August 2026. Consistent with Baruch College’s goal of enrolling a racially and ethnically diverse student population, the Zicklin School strongly encourages applications from underrepresented demographic groups who meet the eligibility criteria above.
For consideration, please submit an application for admission no later than March 1, 2025. If any questions please reach out to the Zicklin Graduate Admission Office. Email ZicklinGradAdmissions@baruch.cuny.edu.
Zicklin Full-Time MBA Stipends
The Zicklin School of Business offers merit-based stipends which range from $10,000 – $30,000 to Full-Time MBA students. There is no separate application process to be considered. Recipients are selected by the admissions committee.
Harold Geneen MBA Scholarship
The Harold Geneen Scholarship is awarded to an MBA student pursuing a full-time course of study with a demonstrated interest in corporate governance or regulatory compliance. The award is $15,840 each year.
There is no separate application process to be considered. Recipients are selected by the admissions committee.
Karlinsky Fellowships for MS Taxation
The Karlinsky Fellowship offers three awards of up to $10,000 to exceptional students who are entering the MS Taxation program. Students must enroll full-time and be U.S. citizens or permanent residents.
There is no separate application process to be considered. Recipients are selected by the admissions committee.
Department of Real Estate Merit Awards
The William Newman Department of Real Estate will award several scholarships each year of up to $5,000 to incoming MS in Real Estate students; continuing MS in Real Estate students, or continuing MBA students (must have completed at least three real estate courses). Learn more about eligibility for Department of Real Estate scholarships.
Mitsui USA Foundation MBA Scholarship
The Mitsui MBA Scholarship offers up to $10,000 (distributed over a two-year period) to MBA candidates pursuing a full-time course-load that have a high academic standing and intentions to specialize in International Business. Admitted MBA students will receive guidance on how to request consideration in the months leading up to their first semester.
Mitsui USA Foundation Scholarship for MS Marketing
The Mitsui USA MS Scholarship offers up to $5,000 (please note amounts vary) to MS candidates with high academic standing pursuing the MS in Marketing with a concentration in International Business. Students admitted for the MS in Marketing with a specialization in International Business will receive guidance on how to request consideration after they have begun their first semester. Scholarship candidates will be evaluated using a holistic review process.
Carl Spielvogel ’56 Scholarship in International Marketing
The Carl Spielvogel ’56 Scholarship in International Marketing recognizes graduate students who intend to study international marketing and pursue a career in the field. The scholarship is a two-year award which is renewed each semester based on academic performance. Students admitted for the MS in Marketing with a specialization in International Business will receive guidance on how to request consideration in the months leading up to their first semester.
Phil Sinyavsky Memorial Scholarship for MBA Students
In honor of Phil Sinyavsky, this scholarship of $1,125 will be awarded to one high-achieving incoming MBA student.
There is no separate application process to be considered. Recipients are selected by the admissions committee.
Baruch College Fund Scholarships
A limited number of College scholarships are also available to graduate students – further details on Baruch’s internal scholarships website.
Outside Scholarships
You may be eligible for a specific scholarship or grant from an outside organization. Some sources to explore are employers, unions, professional organizations, community and special interest groups. Usually these are one-time awards given to high school graduates who have received them on the basis of academic achievement, though some have other criteria and can apply to graduate programs. Learn more about outside scholarships.
Military Benefits
Baruch’s appointed veterans’ affairs representatives work with veteran students to ensure they are receiving appropriate educational and financial aid benefits. Visit Baruch’s Veterans’ Benefits website to schedule a consultation regarding your VA benefits.
Federal Financial Aid
Filing your FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid) determines eligibility for Federal Loans and Federal Work-Study. Submit your FAFSA online at studentaid.gov using Baruch College Federal Code: 007273. Use your FSA ID to electronically sign the FAFSA and allow at least 5 business days for Baruch College to receive your application. You will receive an email with your SAR (Student Aid Report) from FAFSA within this time. Be sure to review your SAR and make any corrections if necessary.
Federal Direct Loans
Federal Direct Loans are low-interest loans for students and parents to help pay for the cost of a student’s education after high school. The lender is the U.S. Department of Education, though the entity (loan servicer) you deal with can be a private business.
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- Eligible students may borrow up to $20,500 per aid year
- There is no requirement to demonstrate financial need as long as you are within your Cost of Attendance (COA)
- Interest accrues during your enrollment
- Must be enrolled and attend at least half-time each semester to qualify
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- A credit check will be performed during the application process
- If you have an adverse credit history, you must obtain an endorser
- Eligible students who have exceeded their maximum unsubsidized loan amount of $20,500 and need additional funds to meet their Cost of Attendance (COA) may apply
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Federal Work-Study
Work-Study is a federally funded program that provides job opportunities for both undergraduate and graduate students who are eligible to participate in need based financial aid programs. Work-Study student workers will be placed in various departments on and off campus, to help offset a portion of their educational expenses. To be considered for Federal Work Study, complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) and indicate on the FAFSA your interest in Federal Work Study as part of your financial aid.
Learn More about Financial Aid
Educational Alternative/Private Loans
Private student loans are non-federal loans, made by a lender such as a bank, credit union or state agency. They have variable or fixed interest rates based upon the student’s credit score.
Most lenders offer the option of obtaining a co-signer for the student loan. Please note that the University cannot act as a co-signer or sponsor for either domestic or international students.
Graduate Assistantships
Graduate Assistantships are part-time positions on campus which typically involve assisting faculty or students. Some examples include assisting faculty in administering synchronous online or in-person class sessions, answering simple process and content-related questions during synchronous class sessions, assisting students in navigating online exams and assignments. These positions are only available for currently enrolled non-Executive graduate students who have completed the first semester in their program.
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