Are you a graduate student looking for financial support to pursue your studies? You can find details about Seattle University graduate scholarships for graduate students, tuition subsidies, fellowships, grants, and more through our article below. Read on to learn more about the available scholarships and how to apply.
About Seattle University Graduate Scholarships
Seattle University offers a limited number of scholarships to graduate students. These scholarships are given to students who can add to Seattle University’s educational community. Renewal of a scholarship depends on the specifics of the scholarship, good academic progress, and, in some cases, continued need.
All grants and scholarships are financial resources and must be coordinated with other types of financial aid. Any scholarships received by students that do not show up on their award letters must be reported to the Student Financial Services Office. In order for an outside scholarship to be automatically included in subsequent award years, students must also inform the Student Financial Services Office if it is renewable.
General Scholarships For Seattle U Graduate Students
The Sinegal Fellowship
The Sinegal Fellowship gives assistance to underrepresented minority Costco Scholars who have completed their undergraduate studies at either the University of Washington or Seattle University and are presently enrolled in SU’s graduate programs. The Sinegal Fellowship is a two-year grant with a $5,000 stipend per year.
Catholic School Special Tuition Grant
This grant is available to full-time religious and lay teachers and principals of Catholic schools in the Archdiocese of Seattle who qualify. Masters of Teaching (MIT) and Doctor of Education (EdD) students are not eligible.
The grant cannot be used to pay for MIT or EdD credits. For eligible graduate education courses, grants cover half of the regular tuition; the remaining costs are covered by the student.
Outside Scholarships
Scholarships from outside sources are ones that students bring to Seattle University. In order to be counted among the resources available to cover costs, students must let Student Financial Services know if they are receiving any outside scholarships. On the Seattle University Award Letter, these scholarships are then listed as Private Outside Scholarships.
SU College And Departmental Scholarships
Several graduate departments give scholarships for their specific programs. Most scholarships have a limited number of awards; some may be based on need, and others could be renewed.
Applicants who are interested should look at their university or college’s website and contact individual departments for information on departmental grants and scholarships.
