Finances

We know that funding your graduate education can be expensive.  Sometimes just knowing who to talk and where to look for the right information can help you make progress in achieving your goals. 

First step:

Review the financial aid information web site (http://www.andrews.edu/future/financing/index.html), for information about tuitions, fees, and forms used to apply for federal financial aid.

Second step:

Contact your financial aid advisor with any questions  (http://www.andrews.edu/future/financing/department/)

Third step:

Contact the department of leadership (http://www.andrews.edu/ceis/leadership_school/contact/index.html)for School of Education scholarship application. (Please note that these funds are limited, so apply early!)

Fourth step:

On campus students, requiring extra financial assistance may wish to pursue on campus employment (http://www.andrews.edu/hr/emp_jobs_students.cgi).  Also contact the department of leadership to find of if there are any graduate assistantship positions available.

Fifth step:

Before taking your GRE exam (STUDY!!!) If you are a master's student you could receive a scholarship of up to 50% off your tuition for high scores!  (http://www.andrews.edu/grad/scholarship/index.html)