Affording Saint Louis University
There are several ways to finance a graduate education, the
most common of which are assistantships, fellowships, and loans.
Assistantships are offered through individual departments. Acceptance into a program merits automatic consideration for an assitantship. Students should contact his or her department regarding available assistantship positions.
Fellowships are awarded based on nominations from departments.
Final decisions are made by the Dean of the Graduate School. to be considered students must have all application materials in by February 1st.
If you have already received an assistantship or fellowship, and have questions, please contact:
Cathy Zimmer, Business Manager
ph: 314.977.2468
zimmercm@slu.edu
ADDITIONAL STUDENT RESOURCES
The Scholarship Foundation of St. Louis offers interest-free loans to graduate students.
The RFP (Request For Proposals) Bulletin, compiled by Philanthrophy News Digest, is updated every Friday afternoon and published online as a service to the Foundation Center.
Educational Testing Service (ETS) updates their Fellowship and Internship Programs in Research & Development page with the latest programs offered to those with a doctoral degree or in a doctoral program.
