Scholarships, Assistant Positions, and Grants

The graduate school is committed to recruiting and retaining a diverse student body that incorporates multiple perspectives, cultures, learning styles and ways of knowing. Awarded by individual departments, the scholarships are intended to further this goal by offering financial assistance to prospective and continuing students who need financial support to pursue their graduate education and who meet each scholarship’s eligibility requirements.

Scholarship awards and application processes vary per program. Program application materials and financial need as determined by the FAFSA may be used to select scholarship recipients unless otherwise noted. All students who apply for admission and file a FAFSA will be considered for the maximum loans and scholarships available. Timely completion of the program application and the FAFSA is strongly recommended.

Please use the links below to find information about scholarships, assistant positions, and grants:

• Counseling Psychology Scholarships

• Educational Leadership Scholarships

• School Counseling Scholarships

• Teacher Education: M.A.T. Preservice Scholarships

External Scholarship Opportunities

The Financial Aid Office also hosts a website with information about searching for external scholarship opportunities. For example, students who are Oregon residents may be eligible for scholarships sponsored by the Oregon Student Assistance Commission. Your field’s professional organizations may also sponsor scholarships.