The personal attention you receive at Saint Mary’s extends to the financial aid process. Our Office of Student Financial Services answers your questions and determines your need based on information you share. And because we’re committed to removing financial barriers, we provide as much assistance as possible. You are always considered for additional grants, scholarships, loans, and work study opportunities.
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Types of Aid
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Typically awarded based on achievements in academics and do not require repayment. All incoming students receive a scholarship when they’re admitted.
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Awarded based on financial need and do not need to be repaid. Complete the FAFSA to see if you qualify.
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Common forms of aid for both students and parents. Repayment typically begins six months after graduation.
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Estimate Your Costs
Financial access is the first step to empowerment, which is why 100% of our students receive scholarships or grants. Explore the available tools and resources we offer to help estimate your costs and understand how financing your Saint Mary’s experience is possible.
Further Assistance
Office for Student Equity
The Office for Student Equity helps students in practical, immediate ways with funds for daily needs and more. Our mission is to help all students feel included no matter their socioeconomic situation.
Student Emergency Fund
The Saint Mary’s Student Emergency Fund includes donations from alumnae, friends of the College, parents, and even our own students, and can be used at any time for unexpected expenses such as books and supplies or unexpected travel. Learn more
US Military Veterans
In support of our nation’s veterans, Saint Mary's proudly sponsors the Yellow Ribbon Program, providing additional assistance to cover tuition and fees not already covered by the Post–9/11 GI Bill. Parents may even qualify to transfer eligibility to their children. Learn more
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Research Fellow at the MD Anderson Cancer Center