2012-2013 Tuition
Graduate
Pennsylvania Residents
$9,668 per term + $370 fees (full-time)
$782 per credit + $200 fees (part-time)
Out-of-State Residents
$15,829 per term + $370 fees (full-time)
$1,295 per credit + $200 fees (part-time)
Undergraduate
Pennsylvania Residents
$7,865 per term + $430 fees (full-time)
$655 per credit + $214 fees (part-time)
Out-of-State Residents
$12,710 per term + $430 fees (full-time)
$1,059 per credit + $214 fees (part-time)
Financial Aid
Undergraduate Students
Financial Aid for undergraduate students in the School of Education is processed in the
Office of Admissions and Financial Aid.
International Students
University policy holds that international students must provide evidence of their ability to fully fund their studies in the United States prior to acceptance. International students are not eligible for Federal Stafford Loan funds or private alternative loan funds.
Graduate Students
Many federal and state aid programs that are available to undergraduate students are not offered to graduate students. Graduate students must find alternative ways to fund the pursuit of their higher education.
To apply for graduate loans, please follow the steps outlined on the Office of Admissions and Financial Aid's
checklist.
The School of Education offers some departmental aid options to students pursuing advanced degrees. Financial assistance is available to a limited number of graduate students through Graduate Student Assistantships (GSA), Teaching Assistantships (TA), Teaching Fellowships (TF), Graduate Student Researchers (GSR), and Tuition Remission.
In addition to department aid, the School of Education has numerous scholarships and fellowships available that were established through gifts or grants, which are listed on the
School and Departmental Financial Aid site.
Financial Aid Sources