Graduate Scholarship Program

Beginning summer 2008, Andrews University is pleased to announce new scholarships for graduate students.

1. The scholarships are limited to master's-level students accepted into programs which require a GRE or GMAT, or first-time graduate students in advanced programs (for two years only), who enroll for the first time for the 2008-2009 term and who have current (within five years) GRE (or GMAT for School of Business Administration students) scores at the time of enrollment.

2. The Scholarship is a percent of tuition and is awarded as follows:

• Those with a score of 1000 would receive a scholarship
  equal to 10% of tuition;
• those with a score of 1200, 25% of tuition; and
• those with a score of 1300, 50% of tuition.

For students who have taken the exam more than once, the latest exam scores (prior to enrollment) will be considered

3. For the GMAT the scholarship will be based on the following scores: 500, 550, 600.

4. The scholarship will be awarded for the entire master’s program but only while the student is in good standing. Students who are placed on academic probation will lose the scholarship for the remainder of the program.

5. If a student is accepted in one program but transfers to another, they will still be eligible for the scholarship if they have maintained a GPA of 3.33 and are not on academic probation.

6. The scholarships will not be available for programs that have already discounted their tuition below the standard master's tuition rate, except where the scholarship is greater than the discount the difference will be awarded as a scholarship.

7. Students on this scholarship program would be eligible for other scholarship funds available through the schools of the University.

8. Students who entered a graduate program at Andrews during the fall 2007 or spring 2008 semesters, have completed their GRE/GMAT exam by January 7, 2008, and who would otherwise qualify for the GRE/GMAT scholarship, will be given the GRE/GMAT scholarship for the remainder of their program, starting with the summer 2008 term; students in advanced programs entering with bachelor’s degrees will be given the GRE/GMAT scholarship for the remainder of their two years of eligibility after enrollment.

9. The scholarship will be applied by the Student Financial Services office at the time of a student’s registration.