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Paying for Graduate School

Whether you're going back to school after several years in the workforce or continuing through after obtaining your undergraduate degree, selecting a graduate degree involves a lot of thought on what's right for you. Since education is one of the most important investments you'll ever make, don't let the price tag be the only deciding factor.

By choosing Manhattan University, a nationally-ranked leader in return on investment, you'll get the added value of a school that launches graduates to success. The investment you make in your education at Manhattan University will pay you back in the form of higher salaries and greater opportunities over the course of your career.

4 Ways to Help Pay for Graduate School

Learn a few ways from the office of Financial Aid Administration on how you can help offset the cost of graduate school.

Learn more about our 4 ways to make graduate education more affordable for you and your family below:

  • State & Federal Aid

    Scholarships and grants are a great way for you to save on your tuition bill. Luckily, Manhattan University offers a wide range of state and federal aid to help you pay for college.

    View more information on state and federal aid to find the perfect options for you. And don't hesitate to contact our financial aid experts if you have any questions along the way.

    All graduate students are automatically considered for the 10% tuition scholarship at the time of admission into Manhattan University. There is no additional application required to receive this award. This discount will be applied each term as long as the following criteria are met:

    • Must have a 3.0 GPA, or higher, from your undergraduate institution at the time of admission
    • Must remain ‘good’ academic standing to maintain scholarship each semester
    • This scholarship cannot be combined with any other discount - (this is not an exhaustive list but includes and is not limited to graduate assistantship award, graduate education awards, athletic scholarship recipient, stipend, honors scholarship, employee reimbursement, dual degree, seamless and 5th year program students)
    • Awards are not finalized until all official transcripts are received and verified.
    • Admitted non-matric and advanced certificate programs are not eligible

    Scholarships are posted to student accounts on or before the add/drop date each semester.

  • Submit FAFSA

    Don't forget about your FAFSA. It's the key to getting work-study programs and unsubsidized Stafford loans, which have lower interest rates than private loans. Without filling out your FAFSA, you won't be eligible for any of this valuable financial aid. Make sure to fill out your FAFSA before the deadline, so we can determine your financial aid options.

    Manhattan University code: 002758

  • Veterans Programs

    Are you a veteran, service member, or a dependent of one? Air Force ROTC and the Yellow Ribbon Program are two programs that offer financial assistance. Learn about eligibility for our veteran and military programs and how to apply.

  • On-Campus Jobs

    If you filed your FAFSA, you may be eligible for a work-study position or graduate assistantship on campus. Working on campus is a great way to gain experience to add to your resume while making money. There are jobs for all majors and interests. Learn more about our graduate assistantships and campus employment.