Several ways to reduce the cost of your degree, based on merit, background, and circumstance
Merit-Based Academic Awards
Recognizes applicants with a strong academic record through reduced-tuition awards renewed each year.
Veteran & Military Family Support
Provides tuition assistance and flexible enrollment for service members, veterans, and their families.
Underrepresented Communities Grant
Helps students from underrepresented backgrounds offset tuition costs and access mentoring resources.
Women in STEM Award
Encourages women pursuing science, technology, engineering, or math degrees with dedicated funding support.
Community Service Scholarship
Rewards applicants with a documented record of volunteering and giving back to their local community.
Students with Disabilities Support
Offers financial assistance and accommodation planning for students navigating a disability while studying.
Awards are decided using a mix of merit and demonstrated need, so most enrolled students have a realistic shot at some form of assistance. Rather than a single fixed formula, each application is weighed on academic performance alongside personal and financial circumstances.
To be considered, applicants must submit a complete financial aid application and keep their academic standing in good order throughout the review period. Awards are revisited periodically to confirm continued eligibility.