OPWL Cost, Assistantships and Scholarships

Earning a Master of Science in Organizational Performance and Workplace Learning (OPWL) is an investment in your long-term career growth and earning potential.

OPWL faculty are industry leaders who provide personalized instruction and mentorship. Through hands-on research, you’ll tackle real-world projects that apply directly to workplace challenges.

Graduates see lasting career benefits, from higher salaries to leadership roles in instructional design, workplace performance improvement and organizational development. The program also builds a strong professional network and equips you with a portfolio of applied projects that showcase your expertise.

Boise State’s Graduating Student Survey shows 93% of OPWL graduates say their work aligns with their career goals, and 95% would recommend the program — proof that this degree delivers lasting value.

Total Program Investment

Review the following table for an example of the total program cost for a student completing the 36 credits required to graduate with a Master of Science in Organizational Performance and Workplace Learning.

*The Graduate Admissions Application Fee is $65 for domestic and $95 for international applications.

**The per-credit fees listed are for the 2024-25 academic year. Future academic year per-credit fees may vary slightly and are finalized each May.

***Most courses use books that are available as free ebooks from Albertsons Library. Some courses require e-learning development software but can be accessed through free trials; purchasing is optional.

****Costs for room, board and transportation are used to calculate financial aid and are included to disclose the full cost of attendance. These costs are not required for students pursuing a fully online degree.

Notice to Boise State and other Idaho higher education employees: Fee waivers do not apply to this program.