Deadline
Varies
Value of Scholarship
Partial Scholarship
Country Tenable
United States
Renewable
No
Bradley University supports students in achieving their academic goals through a range of financial aid options, including scholarships, assistantships, stipends, and loans. These funding opportunities recognize academic excellence, professional dedication, and financial need.
Graduate assistantships may provide up to a 100% tuition discount for courses numbered 500–899, covering a maximum of 18–24 graduate semester hours per academic year, depending on the program.
Application Deadlines:
- Deadlines vary based on the scholarship or funding type.
- For graduate assistantships, the recommended deadline for fall applications is April 1.
- Requests for financial aid reconsideration should be submitted by August 1 (Fall), January 1 (Spring), and May 1 (Summer).
Eligibility Criteria
- Graduate students admitted to an eligible on-campus degree program.
- Full-time school district employees (for Professional Educator Scholarships).
- Full-time nonprofit organization employees (for Nonprofit Leadership Scholarships).
Selection Process:
- Scholarships are awarded based on academic merit, including evaluated GPA and program admission.
- Assistantships are highly competitive, awarded based on academic performance and relevant experience.
- Federal loans require eligibility under U.S. federal financial aid guidelines.
Eligible Applicants by Country:
- U.S. citizens, permanent residents, and asylees (eligible for federal student aid).
- International students (eligible for select university scholarships and assistantships).
Benefits of the Award
- Graduate Tuition Scholarships – Provides a 10%–25% reduction in tuition.
- Professional Educator Scholarships – Covers up to 50% of tuition.
- Nonprofit Leadership Scholarships – Covers up to 30% of tuition.
- Graduate Assistantships – Offers 50%–100% tuition reduction plus a stipend.
- Federal Student Loans – Award amounts vary based on eligibility.
How to Apply for Bradley University Graduate Assistantships and Scholarships
- Scholarships: Automatically considered upon admission (no separate application required).
- Graduate Assistantships: Submit a Graduate Assistantship Application along with a resume to Graduate Education by April 1 for fall.
- Professional Educator & Nonprofit Leadership Scholarships: Submit an approved Employer Verification Form.
- Federal Loans: Apply through the FAFSA website.
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