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ACADEMIC SCHOLARSHIPS
The Catholic University of
America bases teaching assistantships and merit
scholarships on applicant's academic history and
their Graduate Record Exam results. In order to
qualify for a university scholarship, students
must submit a GRE score. The university-wide scholarship
competition starts February 1st of each year and
funds are awarded on a rolling basis after that
deadline. Each academic school also has scholarship
funds that are distributed to qualified applicants.
NEED-BASED GRANTS
Federal, state and Catholic University-funded
grant programs are awarded based on demonstrated
financial need. A complete financial aid package
can be created by filing the Free Application
for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA).
OTHER FUNDING
The Vice Provost and
Dean of Graduate Studies office maintains a database
of funding and reseach opportunities for graduate
students. To learn more about these resources,
click
here.
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"I am pursuing
my doctoral degree in politics
and am able to subsidize my education
through a teaching assistantship.
Teaching students adds another dimension
to my experience at CUA." -Stergos
Kaloudis, Doctoral Candidate
Department of Politics
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Students
are strongly encouraged to complete
the Free Application for Federal Student
Aid (FAFSA). After reviewing your
completed application, you may be
considered for university, state and
federal need-based grants, low-interest
loans, and work-study opportunities.
The
FAFSA is available online at: http://www.fafsa.ed.gov.
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Learn
more about financial aid programs and scholarships
offered by CUA to help with your graduate education
expenses.
Find
out how to apply today for financial aid to get
you started in the right direction for your graduate
education at CUA.
View
a chart of the costs of attending CUA. Available
are the direct and indirect costs of attending
the university before any financial aid or scholarships
apply.
Discover
more opportunities that CUA provides to students
to help cover the costs of graduate school.
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