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     • While your personal expense budget (including housing, food and transportation) is up to you, you can expect to pay upwards of $28,000 or more per year. But don’t be put off. Financial aid, fellowships and teaching appointments can reduce these costs and cover the cost of tuition and fees for many Berkeley graduate students.
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   What fees do UC Berkeley students pay?

   • In addition to tuition, UC Berkeley students pay several types of fees, including a campus fee, tuition fees, student services fee, and others. A summary of these fees is included below. All fees are automatically billed to your account and will be reflected on monthly electronic bills. All fees are subject to change.

   Tuition & Fees - Office of the Registrar

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   How much does it cost to study at Berkeley?

   • While your personal expense budget (including housing, food and transportation) is up to you, you can expect to pay upwards of $28,000 or more per year. But don’t be put off. Financial aid, fellowships and teaching appointments can reduce these costs and cover the cost of tuition and fees for many Berkeley graduate students.

   Tuition Costs & Fees - Berkeley Graduate Division

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   What fees are included in a degree?

   • Fees include student services fees, tuition, campus fee, class pass transit fee, health insurance, nonresident fees (if applicable), document management fees and other fees related to your specific type of degree.

   Tuition Costs & Fees - Berkeley Graduate Division

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   Do I need a GPA to become a journalist at UC Berkeley?

   • Applicants must have obtained an undergraduate degree from an accredited institution by the time they enroll at UC Berkeley. No specific major is required for admission to Berkeley Journalism. A minimum 3.0 GPA is required. We do not require the GRE.

   Admissions | UC Berkeley Graduate School of Journalism

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   What is a Master of Journalism (MJ) program?

   • The Master of Journalism (MJ) program provides intensive training in journalism skills and a knowledge of the traditions and principles of the field. A professional project is required to complete the two-year program.

   Graduate School of Journalism - University of California, Berkeley

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   What is the UCSA programming fee?

   • The programming fee covers: In July 2021, the Regents approved the UC Student Association (UCSA) Systemwide Fee. It’s an annual fee of $7 per undergraduate student (assesed $3.50 per Fall/Spring term) for which students may elect to opt-out. For more information regarding this fee, please see the UCSA Fee FAQs.

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3. grad.berkeley.edu › steps-to-apply › costs-feesTuition Costs & Fees - Berkeley Graduate Division

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   Fees include student services fees, tuition, campus fee, class pass transit fee, health insurance, nonresident fees (if applicable), document management fees and other fees related to your specific type of degree.

4. journalism.berkeley.edu › programs › mjMaster's of Journalism | UC Berkeley Graduate School of ...

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   Our Master of Journalism degree is immersive, rigorous and demanding – it requires a two-year commitment, because it takes two years to master the craft, fully engage in the culture of journalism, and absorb the skills of storytelling.

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   Oct 4, 2024 · Applicants must have obtained an undergraduate degree from an accredited institution by the time they enroll at UC Berkeley. No specific major is required for admission to Berkeley Journalism. A minimum 3.0 GPA is required. We do not require the GRE.

6. guide.berkeley.edu › graduate-school-journalismGraduate School of Journalism | Berkeley Academic Guide

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   The Master of Journalism (MJ) program provides intensive training in journalism skills and a knowledge of the traditions and principles of the field. A professional project is required to complete the two-year program.

7. guide.berkeley.edu › tuition-fees-financial-aidTuition, Fees, and Financial Aid | Berkeley Academic Guide

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   Tuition & Fees. Required Tuition and Fees: Current Fee Schedule. Visit the Office of the Registrar’s website for current fee information. All tuition and fees are subject to change. Paying Tuition and Registration Fees.

8. www.mastersportal.com › studies › 261923Study Journalism Master at University of California, Berkeley ...

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   Your guide to Journalism at University of California, Berkeley – requirements, tuition costs, deadlines, and available scholarships.

9. registrar.berkeley.edu › tuition-fees-residencyTuition & Fees - Office of the Registrar

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   In July 2021, the Regents approved the UC Graduate and Professional Council (UCGPC) Systemwide Fee. It’s an annual fee of $7 per graduate student (assesed $3.50 per Fall/Spring term) for which students may elect to opt-out. For more information regarding this fee, please see the UCGPC Fee FAQs.