BPU Seniors and Alumni - You may be eligible to receive 20% off full graduate tuition
The ‘Stay on the Path’ merit award is available to Bay Path University graduates. New enrollees who begin an approved graduate degree program may be eligible to receive an award of 20% off the stated tuition sticker price.
Who is the Merit For?
Current Bay Path traditional and Bay Path Online students who are completing their undergraduate degrees.
All Bay Path alumni who have completed a Bay Path University degree program (traditional undergraduate, Bay Path Online, and graduate degrees)
Eligibility and Guidelines
A ‘Stay on the Path’ merit award will be made available to students who enroll for the first time in one of the graduate programs listed below. The award will equal 20% off of the stated tuition sticker price according to the following eligibility guidelines:
Available to new enrollees only who begin their studies during approved semesters.
Awardees must remain continuously enrolled in one of the graduate programs listed below, in good academic standing on at least a part-time basis (1 course per semester); failure to do so will result in a forfeiture of award eligibility for the future.
Awardees who have earned a minimum cumulative GPA of 3.25 during their Bay Path studies will complete an expedited admissions process (to be determined).
Awardees who do not meet this GPA threshold will complete the standard admittance process for their respective program.
Awardees will continue to receive the 20% discount until the master’s degree is attained.
Eligible Programs:
EdD, Educational Leadership Doctorate (Fall 2026 only)
MBA, Master of Business Administration
MPH, Public Health
MS, Accounting
MS, Applied Behavior Analysis
MS, Applied Data Science
MS, Clinical Mental Health Counseling
MS, Conflict Resolution & Negotiation
MS, Cybersecurity
MS, Developmental Psychology
MS, Healthcare Administration
MS, Nursing (MSN) *Does not include the Direct Entry MSN
MEd, Psychological Studies
MEd, School Nurse Education
MSEd, Early Childhood Education
MSEd, Elementary Education
MSEd, English as a Second Language
MSEd, General Science
MSEd, Mathematics
MSEd, Mental Health & School Counseling
MSEd, Reading & Literacy Instruction
MSEd, School Counseling
MSEd, Skills-Based Health/Social Emotional Learning
MSEd, Special Education
MSEd, Special Education Administration
OTD, Post-Professional Occupational Therapy Doctorate Only 10 students total for Fall '26 & Spring '27