Graduate School Tuition, Fees, and Financial Assistance | Graduate School

The tuition and fee amounts for High Point University are set annually. For a detailed cost of attendance for the 2023-2024 academic year, including additional estimates of expenses related to costs of living, please select your program below:

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	Summer 2023 Session	Fall 2023 Session I	Fall 2023 Session II	Spring 2024 Session I	Spring 2024 Session II
Tuition ($908 per credit hour)	$5,448 (6 credits)	$5,448 (6 credits)	$5,448 (6 credits)	$5,448 (6 credits)	$5,448 (6 credits)
Fees ($56 per credit hour)	$336 (6 credits)	$336 (6 credits)	$336 (6 credits)	$336 (6 credits)	$336 (6 credits)
Total Direct Costs:	$5,784	$5,784	$5,784	$5,784	$5,784

Credit hour amounts given in this chart represent average enrollment levels for this program. Students will be billed for actual registered hours each term. Please note that students must be continuously enrolled in a minimum of 3 credits per enrollment term to be eligible for federal loans and to have any student loans remain in in-school deferment status.

Indirect costs below are not paid to High Point University and are not required expenses. These amounts are provided to assist with budgeting purposes and were developed to establish maximum financial aid allowances for typical students. Students are highly encouraged to establish a budget, reduce expenditures, and borrow via student loans in incremental amounts to help limit their educational debt. Total Cost of Attendance represents the most a student can receive in financial aid.
Living Budget*	$5,000	$2,500	$2,500	$2,500	$2,500
Food Budget*	$2,000	$1,000	$1,000	$1,000	$1,000
Books & Supplies Budget	$600	$300	$300	$300	$300
Estimated Unsubsidized Loan Fees**	$44	$44	$44	$44	$44
Total Indirect Costs:	$7,644	$3,844	$3,844	$3,844	$3,844
Total Cost of Attendance (COA)	$13,428	$9,628	$9,628	$9,628	$9,628

	Summer 2023	Fall 2023	Spring 2024
Tuition ($1,381 per credit hour)	$8,286 (6 credits)	$16,572 (12 credits)	$16,572 (12 credits)
Fees (per term)	$1,363	$1,363	$1,363
Housing (Summer = Double & Fall/Spring = Tier 2)* & Meal Plan	$4,082	$11,478	$11,478
State Meal Plan Tax (per term)	$147	$333	$333
Total Direct Costs:	$13,878	$29,746	$29,746

Credit hour amounts given in this chart represent average enrollment levels for this program. Students will be billed for actual registered hours each term. Please note that students must be continuously enrolled in a minimum of 3 credits per enrollment term to be eligible for federal loans and to have any student loans remain in in-school deferment status.

Indirect costs below are not paid to High Point University and are not required expenses. These amounts are provided to assist with budgeting purposes and were developed to establish maximum financial aid allowances for typical students. Students are highly encouraged to establish a budget, reduce expenditures, and borrow via student loans in incremental amounts to help limit their educational debt. Total Cost of Attendance represents the most a student can receive in financial aid.
Books & Supplies Budget	$600	$600	$600
Transportation Budget	$1,300	$1,300	$1,300
Estimated Unsubsidized Loan Fees**	$138	$109	$109
Total Indirect Costs:	$2,038	$2,009	$2,009
Total Cost of Attendance (COA)	$15,916	$31,755	$31,755

	Summer 2023	Fall 2023	Spring 2024
Tuition ($1,381 per credit hour)	$8,286 (6 credits)	$16,572 (12 credits)	$16,572 (12 credits)
Fees (per term)	$684	$684	$684
Total Direct Costs	$8,970	$17,256	$17,256

Credit hour amounts given in this chart represent average enrollment levels for this program. Students will be billed for actual registered hours each term. Please note that students must be continuously enrolled in a minimum of 3 credits per enrollment term to be eligible for federal loans and to have any student loans remain in in-school deferment status.

Indirect costs below are not paid to High Point University and are not required expenses. These amounts are provided to assist with budgeting purposes and were developed to establish maximum financial aid allowances for typical students. Students are highly encouraged to establish a budget, reduce expenditures, and borrow via student loans in incremental amounts to help limit their educational debt. Total Cost of Attendance represents the most a student can receive in financial aid.
Living Budget*	$5,000	$5,000	$5,000
Food Budget*	$2,000	$2,000	$2,000
Books & Supplies Budget	$600	$600	$600
Transportation Budget	$1,300	$1,300	$1,300
Estimated Unsubsidized Loan Fees**	$138	$109	$109
Total Indirect Costs	$9,038	$9,009	$9,009
Total Cost of Attendance (COA)	$18,008	$26,256	$26,265

	Summer 2023	Fall 2023	Spring 2024
Tuition ($1,381 per credit hour)	$8,286 (6 credits)	$16,572 (12 credits)	$16,572 (12 credits)
Fees (per term)	$492	$570	$570
Total Direct Cost	$8,778	$17,142	$17,142

Credit hour amounts given in this chart represent average enrollment levels for this program. Students will be billed for actual registered hours each term. Please note that students must be continuously enrolled in a minimum of 3 credits per enrollment term to be eligible for federal loans and to have any student loans remain in in-school deferment status.

Indirect costs below are not paid to High Point University and are not required expenses. These amounts are provided to assist with budgeting purposes and were developed to establish maximum financial aid allowances for typical students. Students are highly encouraged to establish a budget, reduce expenditures, and borrow via student loans in incremental amounts to help limit their educational debt. Total Cost of Attendance represents the most a student can receive in financial aid.
Living Budget*	$5,000	$5,000	$5,000
Food Budget*	$2,000	$2,000	$2,000
Books & Supplies Budget	$600	$600	$600
Transportation Budget	$1,300	$1,300	$1,300
Estimated Unsubsidized Loan Fees**	$138	$109	$109
Total Indirect Costs	$9,038	$9,009	$9,009
Total Cost of Attendance (COA)	$17,816	$26,151	$26,151

	Summer 2023	Fall 2023	Spring 2024
Tuition ($1,381 per credit hour)	$8,286 (6 credits)	$16,572 (12 credits)	$16,572 (12 credits)
Fees (per term)	$492	$570	$570
Total Direct Cost	$8,778	$17,142	$17,142

Credit hour amounts given in this chart represent average enrollment levels for this program. Students will be billed for actual registered hours each term. Please note that students must be continuously enrolled in a minimum of 3 credits per enrollment term to be eligible for federal loans and to have any student loans remain in in-school deferment status.

Indirect costs below are not paid to High Point University and are not required expenses. These amounts are provided to assist with budgeting purposes and were developed to establish maximum financial aid allowances for typical students. Students are highly encouraged to establish a budget, reduce expenditures, and borrow via student loans in incremental amounts to help limit their educational debt. Total Cost of Attendance represents the most a student can receive in financial aid.
Living Budget*	$5,000	$5,000	$5,000
Food Budget*	$2,000	$2,000	$2,000
Books & Supplies Budget	$600	$600	$600
Transportation Budget	$1,300	$1,300	$1,300
Estimated Unsubsidized Loan Fees**	$138	$109	$109
Total Indirect Costs	$9,038	$9,009	$9,009
Total Cost of Attendance (COA)	$17,816	$26,151	$26,151

	Summer 2023	Fall 2023	Spring 2024
Tuition ($1,381 per credit hour)	$8,286 (6 credits)	$16,572 (12 credits)	$16,572 (12 credits)
Fees (per term)	$492	$570	$570
Total Direct Cost	$8,778	$17,142	$17,142

Credit hour amounts given in this chart represent average enrollment levels for this program. Students will be billed for actual registered hours each term. Please note that students must be continuously enrolled in a minimum of 3 credits per enrollment term to be eligible for federal loans and to have any student loans remain in in-school deferment status.

Indirect costs below are not paid to High Point University and are not required expenses. These amounts are provided to assist with budgeting purposes and were developed to establish maximum financial aid allowances for typical students. Students are highly encouraged to establish a budget, reduce expenditures, and borrow via student loans in incremental amounts to help limit their educational debt. Total Cost of Attendance represents the most a student can receive in financial aid.
Living Budget*	$5,000	$5,000	$5,000
Food Budget*	$2,000	$2,000	$2,000
Books & Supplies Budget	$600	$600	$600
Transportation Budget	$1,300	$1,300	$1,300
Estimated Unsubsidized Loan Fees**	$138	$109	$109
Total Indirect Costs	$9,038	$9,009	$9,009
Total Cost of Attendance (COA)	$17,816	$26,151	$26,151

	Summer 2023	Fall 2023	Spring 2024
Tuition ($898 per credit hour)	$5,388 (6 credits)	$5,388 (6 credits)	$5,288 (6 credits)
Fees ($56 per credit hour)	$336 (6 credits)	$336 (6 credits)	$336 (6 credits)
Total Direct Costs	$5,724	$5,724	$5,724

Credit hour amounts given in this chart represent average enrollment levels for this program. Students will be billed for actual registered hours each term. Please note that students must be continuously enrolled in a minimum of 3 credits per enrollment term to be eligible for federal loans and to have any student loans remain in in-school deferment status.

Indirect costs below are not paid to High Point University and are not required expenses. These amounts are provided to assist with budgeting purposes and were developed to establish maximum financial aid allowances for typical students. Students are highly encouraged to establish a budget, reduce expenditures, and borrow via student loans in incremental amounts to help limit their educational debt. Total Cost of Attendance represents the most a student can receive in financial aid.
Living Budget*	$5,000	$5,000	$5,000
Food Budget*	$2,000	$2,000	$2,000
Books & Supplies Budget	$600	$600	$600
Estimated Unsubsidized Loan Fees**	$73	$73	$73
Total Indirect Costs	$7,673	$7,673	$7,673
Total Cost of Attendance (COA)	$13,397	$13,397	$13,397

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	Summer 2023 Session I	Summer 2023 Session II	Fall 2023 Session I	Fall 2023 Session II	Spring 2024 Session I	Spring 2024 Session II
Tuition ($898 per credit hour)	$5,388 (6 credits)	$5,388 (6 credits)	$5,388 (6 credits)	$5,388 (6 credits)	$5,388 (6 credits)	$5,388 (6 credits)
Fees ($56 per credit hour)	$336 (6 credits)	$336 (6 credits)	$336 (6 credits)	$336 (6 credits)	$336 (6 credits)	$336 (6 credits)
Total Direct Costs	$5,724	$5,724	$5,724	$5,724	$5,724	$5,724

Credit hour amounts given in this chart represent average enrollment levels for this program. Students will be billed for actual registered hours each module. Please note that students must be continuously enrolled in a minimum of 3 credits per enrollment term to be eligible for federal loans and to have any student loans remain in in-school deferment status.

Indirect costs below are not paid to High Point University and are not required expenses. These amounts are provided to assist with budgeting purposes and were developed to establish maximum financial aid allowances for typical students. Students are highly encouraged to establish a budget, reduce expenditures, and borrow via student loans in incremental amounts to help limit their educational debt. Total Cost of Attendance represents the most a student can receive in financial aid.
Living Budget*	$2,500	$2,500	$2,500	$2,500	$2,500	$2,500
Food Budget*	$1,000	$1,000	$1,000	$1,000	$1,000	$1,000
Books & Supplies Budget	$300	$300	$300	$300	$300	$300
Estimated Unsubsidized Loan Fees**	$37	$37	$37	$37	$37	$37
Total Indirect Costs	$3,837	$3,837	$3,837	$3,837	$3,837	$3,837
Total Cost of Attendance (COA)	$9,561	$9,561	$9,561	$9,561	$9,561	$9,561

	Summer 2023 Session I	Summer 2023 Session II	Fall 2023 Session I	Fall 2023 Session II	Spring 2024 Session I	Spring 2024 Session II
Tuition ($898 per credit hour)	$5,388 (6 credits)	$5,388 (6 credits)	$5,388 (6 credits)	$5,388 (6 credits)	$5,388 (6 credits)	$5,388 (6 credits)
Fees ($56 per credit hour)	$336 (6 credits)	$336 (6 credits)	$336 (6 credits)	$336 (6 credits)	$336 (6 credits)	$336 (6 credits)
Total Direct Costs	$5,724	$5,724	$5,724	$5,724	$5,724	$5,724

Credit hour amounts given in this chart represent average enrollment levels for this program. Students will be billed for actual registered hours each module. Please note that students must be continuously enrolled in a minimum of 3 credits per enrollment term to be eligible for federal loans and to have any student loans remain in in-school deferment status.

Indirect costs below are not paid to High Point University and are not required expenses. These amounts are provided to assist with budgeting purposes and were developed to establish maximum financial aid allowances for typical students. Students are highly encouraged to establish a budget, reduce expenditures, and borrow via student loans in incremental amounts to help limit their educational debt. Total Cost of Attendance represents the most a student can receive in financial aid.
Living Budget*	$2,500	$2,500	$2,500	$2,500	$2,500	$2,500
Food Budget*	$1,000	$1,000	$1,000	$1,000	$1,000	$1,000
Books & Supplies Budget	$300	$300	$300	$300	$300	$300
Estimated Unsubsidized Loan Fees**	$37	$37	$37	$37	$37	$37
Total Indirect Costs	$3,837	$3,837	$3,837	$3,837	$3,837	$3,837
Total Cost of Attendance (COA)	$9,561	$9,561	$9,561	$9,561	$9,561	$9,561

	Summer 2023	Fall 2023	Spring 2024
Tuition & Fees	$18,655	$18,655	$18,655
Total Direct Costs	$18,655	$18,655	$18,655


Indirect costs below are not paid to High Point University and are not required expenses. These amounts are provided to assist with budgeting purposes and were developed to establish maximum financial aid allowances for typical students. Students are highly encouraged to establish a budget, reduce expenditures, and borrow via student loans in incremental amounts to help limit their educational debt. Total Cost of Attendance represents the most a student can receive in financial aid.
Living Budget*	$5,000	$5,000	$5,000
Food Budget*	$2,000	$2,000	$2,000
Books & Supplies Budget	$600	$600	$600
Transportation Budget	$1,600	$1,600	$1,600
Estimated Unsubsidized Loan Fees**	$138	$109	$109
Total Indirect Costs	$9,338	$9,309	$9,309
Total Cost of Attendance (COA)	$27,993	$27,964	$27,964

This program is billed at the cohort rate, there are exceptions where a student may have to be enrolled in part-time credits and thus would be billed a per credit hour rate of $1,295 for tuition plus appropriate fees.
Student Health Insurance is required of all health profession students and will automatically appear on each term's tuition bill. It will be provided according to the schedule below: · The university offered medical insurance policy is effective from August 1st through July 31st. This annual policy will be billed in part on the Fall tuition statement and the rest on the Spring tuition statement. · Programs that begin in the summer are charged per month until August 1st at which time the students are switched to the annual policy Students may waive the university provided medical insurance with proof of other comparable insurance prior to the start of the academic year. Student Medical Insurance rates are reviewed annually and rates are subject to change. For more information on the university provided medical coverage, please visit Office of Student Accounts website. Students who enroll in the health insurance plan may request that their cost of attendance be increased by the amount of the insurance charge by emailing their Financial Planning Counselor.

	Fall 2023	Spring 2024	Summer 2024
Tuition & Fees	$22,196	$22,196	$4,116
Total Direct Costs	$22,196	$22,196	$4,116

*1st and 2nd summers will be billed at $4,116 3rd Summer will be billed at a rate of $8,232 as there is more than one clinical rotation

Indirect costs below are not paid to High Point University and are not required expenses. These amounts are provided to assist with budgeting purposes and were developed to establish maximum financial aid allowances for typical students. Students are highly encouraged to establish a budget, reduce expenditures, and borrow via student loans in incremental amounts to help limit their educational debt. Total Cost of Attendance represents the most a student can receive in financial aid.
Living Budget*	$5,000	$5,000	$5,000
Food Budget*	$2,000	$2,000	$2,000
Books & Supplies Budget	$600	$600	$600
Transportation Budget	$1,600	$1,600	$1,600
Estimated Unsubsidized Loan Fees**	$175	$175	$45
Total Indirect Costs	$9,375	$9,375	$9,245
Total Cost of Attendance (COA)	$31,571	$31,571	$13,361

This program is billed at the cohort rate, there are exceptions where a student may have to be enrolled in part-time credits and thus would be billed a per credit hour rate of $1,133 for tuition plus appropriate fees.
Student Health Insurance is required of all health profession students and will automatically appear on each term's tuition bill. It will be provided according to the schedule below: · The university offered medical insurance policy is effective from August 1st through July 31st. This annual policy will be billed in part on the Fall tuition statement and the rest on the Spring tuition statement. · Programs that begin in the summer are charged per month until August 1st at which time the students are switched to the annual policy Students may waive the university provided medical insurance with proof of other comparable insurance prior to the start of the academic year. Student Medical Insurance rates are reviewed annually and rates are subject to change. For more information on the university provided medical coverage, please visit Office of Student Accounts website. Students who enroll in the health insurance plan may request that their cost of attendance be increased by the amount of the insurance charge by emailing their Financial Planning Counselor.

	Summer 2023	Fall 2023	Spring 2024
Tuition & Fees	$17,111	$17,111	$17,111
Total Direct Costs	$17,111	$17,111	$17,111


Indirect costs below are not paid to High Point University and are not required expenses. These amounts are provided to assist with budgeting purposes and were developed to establish maximum financial aid allowances for typical students. Students are highly encouraged to establish a budget, reduce expenditures, and borrow via student loans in incremental amounts to help limit their educational debt. Total Cost of Attendance represents the most a student can receive in financial aid.
Living Budget*	$5,000	$5,000	$5,000
Food Budget*	$2,000	$2,000	$2,000
Books & Supplies Budget	$1,000	$2,000	$600
Transportation Budget	$1,600	$1,600	$1,600
Estimated Unsubsidized Loan Fees**	$217	$73	$73
Total Indirect Costs	$9,817	$10,673	$9,273
Total Cost of Attendance (COA)	$26,928	$27,784	$26,384

This program is billed at the cohort rate, there are exceptions where a student may have to be enrolled in part-time credits and thus would be billed a per credit hour rate of $1,000 for tuition plus appropriate fees.
Student Health Insurance is required of all health profession students and will automatically appear on each term's tuition bill. It will be provided according to the schedule below: · The university offered medical insurance policy is effective from August 1st through July 31st. This annual policy will be billed in part on the Fall tuition statement and the rest on the Spring tuition statement. · Programs that begin in the summer are charged per month until August 1st at which time the students are switched to the annual policy · In Year 3, HPU will offer coverage from August 1st through graduation day on a daily basis. Students may waive the university provided medical insurance with proof of other comparable insurance prior to the start of the academic year. Student Medical Insurance rates are reviewed annually and rates are subject to change. For more information on the university provided medical coverage, please visit Office of Student Accounts website. Students who enroll in the health insurance plan may request that their cost of attendance be increased by the amount of the insurance charge by emailing their Financial Planning Counselor.

	Summer 2023	Fall 2023	Spring 2024
Tuition & Fees	$17,804	$17,804	$17,804
Total Direct Costs	$17,804	$17,804	$17,804


Indirect costs below are not paid to High Point University and are not required expenses. These amounts are provided to assist with budgeting purposes and were developed to establish maximum financial aid allowances for typical students. Students are highly encouraged to establish a budget, reduce expenditures, and borrow via student loans in incremental amounts to help limit their educational debt. Total Cost of Attendance represents the most a student can receive in financial aid.
Living Budget*	$5,000	$5,000	$5,000
Food Budget*	$2,000	$2,000	$2,000
Books & Supplies Budget	$600	$600	$600
Transportation Budget	$1,600	$1,600	$1,600
Estimated Unsubsidized Loan Fees**	$217	$73	$73
Total Indirect Costs	$9,417	$9,273	$9,273
Total Cost of Attendance (COA)	$27,221	$27,077	$27,077

This program is billed at the cohort rate, there are exceptions where a student may have to be enrolled in part-time credits and thus would be billed a per credit hour rate of $1,098 for tuition plus appropriate fees.
Student Health Insurance is required of all health profession students and will automatically appear on each term's tuition bill. It will be provided according to the schedule below: · The university offered medical insurance policy is effective from August 1st through July 31st. This annual policy will be billed in part on the Fall tuition statement and the rest on the Spring tuition statement. · Programs that begin in the summer are charged per month until August 1st at which time the students are switched to the annual policy Students may waive the university provided medical insurance with proof of other comparable insurance prior to the start of the academic year. Student Medical Insurance rates are reviewed annually and rates are subject to change. For more information on the university provided medical coverage, please visit Office of Student Accounts website. Students who enroll in the health insurance plan may request that their cost of attendance be increased by the amount of the insurance charge by emailing their Financial Planning Counselor.

	Summer 2023	Fall 2023	Spring 2024
Tuition & Fees	$14,383	$14,383	$14,383
Total Direct Costs	$14,383	$14,383	$14,383


Indirect costs below are not paid to High Point University and are not required expenses. These amounts are provided to assist with budgeting purposes and were developed to establish maximum financial aid allowances for typical students. Students are highly encouraged to establish a budget, reduce expenditures, and borrow via student loans in incremental amounts to help limit their educational debt. Total Cost of Attendance represents the most a student can receive in financial aid.
Living Budget*	$5,000	$5,000	$5,000
Food Budget*	$2,000	$2,000	$2,000
Books & Supplies Budget	$600	$600	$600
Transportation Budget	$1,600	$1,600	$1,600
Estimated Unsubsidized Loan Fees**	$217	$73	$73
Total Indirect Costs	$9,417	$9,273	$9,273
Total Cost of Attendance (COA)	$23,800	$23,656	$23,656

This program is billed at the cohort rate, there are exceptions where a student may have to be enrolled in part-time credits and thus would be billed a per credit hour rate of $1,033 for tuition plus appropriate fees.
Student Health Insurance is required of all health profession students and will automatically appear on each term's tuition bill. It will be provided according to the schedule below: · The university offered medical insurance policy is effective from August 1st through July 31st. This annual policy will be billed in part on the Fall tuition statement and the rest on the Spring tuition statement. · Programs that begin in the summer are charged per month until August 1st at which time the students are switched to the annual policy Students may waive the university provided medical insurance with proof of other comparable insurance prior to the start of the academic year. Student Medical Insurance rates are reviewed annually and rates are subject to change. For more information on the university provided medical coverage, please visit Office of Student Accounts website. Students who enroll in the health insurance plan may request that their cost of attendance be increased by the amount of the insurance charge by emailing their Financial Planning Counselor.

Student Health Insurance is required of all health profession students and is provided according to the schedule below: · The university offered medical insurance policy is effective from August 1st through July 31st. This annual policy will be billed in part on the Fall tuition statement and the rest on the Spring tuition statement. · Programs that begin in the summer are charged per month until August 1st at which time the students are switched to the annual policy Students may waive the university provided medical insurance with proof of other comparable insurance prior to the start of the academic year. Student Medical Insurance rates are reviewed annually and rates are subject to change. For more information on the university provided medical coverage, please visit Office of Student Accounts website.

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Published tuition rates are preliminary rates that are subject to change by the Board of Trustees. Final rates are approved by the Board at the Board Meeting preceding the semester for which the new rates apply.

*Living and Food Budgets are for students living off-campus. Should on-campus housing be available and if a student signs up to live on-campus, then these allowances will be replaced with actual housing and dining plan charges. Please email your Financial Planning Counselor if this applies to you.

**Loan Fees are based on average loan fees incurred by similarly classified borrowers during the previous academic year.

On-Campus Housing Options

For complete information about on-campus housing options, please visit the Residence Life website.

Financial Aid

Many graduate and health profession students use the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) to support their graduate education. The FASFA can be submitted online at studentaid.gov/h/apply-for-aid/fafsa after October 1st each year using the HPU School Code 002933. Graduate Students are eligible for Federal Direct Unsubsidized Loan Funds based on a completed FAFSA and more information about these loans is available on the Office of Student Financial Planning website .

Non-degree students are not eligible for financial aid.

Refund of Paid Tuition Policy based on Withdrawal

For the High Point University policy on crediting any charges paid based on the date of withdrawal, please refer to the information on www.highpoint.edu/studentaccounts/withdrawal-information/graduate.

Payment

Payment of all tuition and fees is due at the beginning of each term of enrollment.

For information on payment plans and payment methods please visit the Payment Options section of our website.

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Doctor of Physical Therapy

Master of Physician Assistant Studies

Master of Science in Athletic Training

Master of Science in Biomedical Sciences

Admission Fees (Nonrefundable)

Matriculation Deposit* – amount varies by program, but all students must submit a deposit or intent to enroll form to secure their place in their class.

*The matriculation deposit is for an acceptance of admission; it is credited to the account of the applicant for the term of admission only. The deadlines are based on the term of entry

Outside Scholarship and Alternative Funding Opportunities

AAUW Fellowships and Grants for Women
Deadline: Various deadlines, dependent on award

Applegate/Jackson/Parks Future Teacher Scholarship
Deadline: Applications accepted from October 1st – December 31st. Please see the website for additional information.

PEO Projects & Philanthropies
Promoting educational opportunities for women, the PEO Sisterhood proudly sponsors no less than six international philanthropies, or projects, designed to assist women with their education goals.

Raggins/Braswell
Open to graduates pursuing a degree program at an accredited graduate educational institution. All applicants MUST complete The Scholarship Workshop’s presentation or online class. Please see website for additional details.
Deadline: April 30th of each year

William B. Ruggles Right to Work Scholarship
Deadline: Applications accepted from October 1st – December 31st. Please see the website for additional information.

National Academy of Education/Spencer Dissertation Fellowship Program
Available to those in a wide range of disciplines and professional fields to undertake research relevant to the improvement of education.

Sallie Mae Scholarship Search
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Physician Assistant Additional Funding Sources

Additional Funding Sources PA students may obtain a listing of potential funding sources by reviewing the American Academy of Physician Assistant (AAPA) website as well as PA Focus.