One of your main concerns about starting theological training may be the costs involved. We understand that the issue of finances can be a barrier for many graduate students, so we are devoted to doing what we can to make excellent theological education accessible to you. As a private, interdenominational school, we will work with you to craft a custom financial plan that fits your needs.
As a graduate student of Ashland University, you are eligible to receive financial aid. Financial aid is awarded annually on a first-come, first-serve basis to students who demonstrate need. You can receive priority status if you submit your FAFSA by March 15. Please keep in mind the following:
Because we are a graduate division of Ashland University, our financial aid services are managed by Ashland University. You can use the information below for assistance.
Website: https://www.ashland.edu/financial-aid
Office Hours: M-F 8:00AM – 5:00PM
Email: ats-registrar@ashland.edu
Phone: 419-289-5003 or 800-882-1548 ex. 5003
Fax: 419-289-5976
Affording a quality seminary education is more difficult now than ever before. Through their generosity, our donors are helping full-time graduate students bridge the financial gap. We offer a variety of need-based and academic scholarships to help you take the next step toward affordability. Explore graduate scholarships below.
General scholarships cover several areas as described below including need-based, academic, and endowments. Please note: ineligibility for need-based awards does not exclude you from eligibility for other awards.
Qualifications:
Scholarship awards are for one year only and application must be made annually until degree completion. This is not an automatically renewable award. Awards are dispersed fall and spring semesters.
How to Apply:
Amount: Varies
Description: Due to the generosity of donors, you may be eligible to receive endowment awards. Click here for the current list of available awards.
Amount: Varies
Description: If you have financial needs based on your completed FAFSA Application, you are eligible for scholarship assistance.
Amount: $500
Description: If you are a returning student with an overall GPA of 3.7 or higher, you will receive this award.
Amount: 50% tuition reduction per class
Description: If you are the spouse of a full-time student, you may qualify to receive half-off tuition costs. Funds will apply to the spouse with fewer hours or lower tuition costs.
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Amount: 50% tuition reduction of one course per semester
Description: If you are a full-time campus minister, you may qualify to receive half-off one course per semester.
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Amount: Maximum award of $1000 match per semester
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