Master's/Doctorate Degree Scholarships, Assistantships and Loans for International Students
Scholarships
The
following Master's and Doctorate programs review for scholarships:
- Doctorate
of Physical Therapy
- Masters
of Science Physicians Assistant
- Masters
of Science Forensic Science
- Masters
of Science Genetic Counseling
- Masters
of Arts International Peace and Conflict Resolution
These
scholarships are reviewed for on a case-by-case basis and are based solely on
Academic Merit proven with the Academic Credentials provided when the student
applies.
Scholarships can
only be applied to the cost of tuition. No scholarships are awarded to cover
living expenses.
Graduate
Assistantships
Master's/Doctorate students who would like to work on campus can be eligible to earn
up to $3,600 per year through a graduate assistantship. Once students arrive on
campus, they must apply to the Office of Graduate Studies for
open positions. Student work from 8-12
hours per week and receive a paycheck once a month for the hours worked. The
average rate is $14.29 USD per hour. This amount of $3,600 USD is not deducted
from the cost of attendance.
International
Student Loans
International student loans are available to students who have a valid U.S. cosigner. Such
students borrow money through the Wells Fargo Collegiate Loan (apply online
at www.wellsfargo.com/student)
or the Sallie Mae Smart Loan Program (apply on-line at www.salliemaesmartoption ) Students can borrow up to the annual cost of attendance
minus the other financial aid received. The programs offer flexible
repayment options and borrowers have up to 20 years to repay their loans in
some cases.
You
will need, at the very minimum, enough funding to cover the costs of the
program tuition and fees as well as an additional $18,000 USD for living
expenses.
Please
note that international students with non-immigrant visas are not eligible to
apply for federal or state (U.S. Government) funds for their education.
