We’re committed to making your degree affordable
One in five current MTSO students has earned a full-tuition scholarship.
And that’s just the beginning. Thanks to many full- and partial-tuition scholarships, the average master’s student’s non-loan financial aid covers more than $7,000 per year.
More than 90 percent receive some sort of financial assistance, from merit-based scholarships to work-study options to student loans. Our admissions and financial-aid counselors will help you identify the options for which you qualify.
Learn about your financial aid options
Merit-based scholarships for entering students
Merit-based scholarships for current students
Apply for merit-based scholarships
The Harding Scholarship (February 1 deadline)
All other scholarships (February 1 priority deadline)
Apply for non-merit-based financial aid
FAFSA (This link takes you to the federal government’s FAFSA site. The FAFSA must be completed each year by those who wish to receive non-merit-based financial aid.)
MTSO Financial Aid Application (This must be completed each year by those who wish to receive non-merit-based financial aid. You may fill out the form on your computer, but it must be printed and hand-signed.)
MTSO Student Employment Application (for those who wish to be considered for on-campus student employment)
