Scholarships
Unique Scholarship Offerings from The Chicago School
The following scholarships are awarded based on a variety of criteria including financial need, academic excellence, community involvement, and impact. Eligibility and application procedures vary by scholarship.
Institutional scholarships may not be combined. A student who accepts a scholarship may apply for eligibility review for a Special Tuition Rate once all scholarship funds have been allocated. Continuing students are responsible for contacting their Student Support Counselor to inquire about special tuition rates.
Dean’s Undergraduate Scholarship
Incoming new students who have demonstrated outstanding academic achievement and a strong commitment to their future academic pursuits will be considered for The Dean’s Undergraduate Scholarship. The scholarship award amount is up to $3,000 and is non-renewable.
To be eligible for consideration, incoming new students must have a cumulative undergraduate GPA of 3.0 or higher.
Dr. Michele Nealon Legacy Scholarship
The Dr. Michele Nealon Legacy Scholarship is an exclusive opportunity for incoming PsyD in Clinical Psychology students. This prestigious scholarship, honoring the University president’s dedicated service and inspired by her experiences in the PsyD program in Chicago, aims to support students in pursuing their educational goals. Emphasizing a strong academic record, the scholarship reflects a commitment to intellectual rigor and excellence in Clinical Psychology.
To be eligible for consideration, incoming new students must have a cumulative undergraduate GPA of 3.20 or higher, or a graduate GPA of 3.5 or higher.
The scholarship award is up to $30,000. This provides a substantial financial benefit for recipients throughout their academic journey.
The EmpowerEd Scholarship: Fostering Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion through Community Involvement
The EmpowerEd Scholarship is an award available to new students pursuing their higher education goals committed to fostering an environment that values diverse perspectives as they recognize the crucial role they play in shaping our communities and contributing to the advancement of knowledge. The award amount is up to $3,000 and is non-renewable.
To be eligible for consideration, incoming new students must complete a 500-word essay discussing the importance of diversity and inclusion in today’s society and their contributions to promoting these values.
The Future Leaders in Public Health Scholarship
The Future Leaders in Public Health Scholarship is an award available to new students enrolled in the Master of Public Health program at The Chicago School. The award amount is $5,000 and is non-renewable.
The Future Leaders in Public Health Scholarship may not be combined with other Chicago School scholarships. Recipients of The Future Leaders in Public Health Scholarship become eligible for Special Tuition Rates once all scholarship funds have been dispersed. These rates offer continued financial support and affordability for recipients as they progress through their academic program.
Master’s Merit Scholarship
Incoming new students will be considered for The Chicago School’s Master’s Merit Scholarship based solely on their outstanding academic achievements. Recipients of this scholarship are acknowledged as future ambassadors of our institution and are expected to uphold the legacy of academic excellence that defines The Chicago School. The scholarship award amount is up to $10,000 and is non-renewable.
To be eligible for consideration, incoming new students must have a cumulative undergraduate GPA of 3.20 or higher.
President’s Scholarship
The President’s Scholarship is open to new students enrolling in an Ed.S., PhD, or PsyD program (except for PsyD Clinical Psychology). This prestigious scholarship is awarded based on outstanding academic accomplishments and the demonstrated potential of students to create a meaningful and lasting impact in their respective fields of study. The scholarship award is up to $20,000.
To be eligible for consideration, incoming new students must have a cumulative undergraduate GPA of 3.20 or higher, or a graduate GPA of 3.5 or higher.
External Scholarships
In addition to the institutional scholarships awarded directly by The Chicago School, we also provide resources to help you find external scholarship opportunities you may be eligible for. Use the button below to learn more.
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Our advisors are available to answer questions and to help you explore both the pros and cons of various financial aid options.
The Chicago School is under no obligation to provide any scholarship to any student, and all scholarship awards are subject to funding availability. While scholarship candidates are reviewed automatically upon the submission of a completed application for admission to The Chicago School, the submission of a completed admissions application does not guarantee that a scholarship will be awarded, nor does it indicate an offer of admission to The Chicago School. Neither the applicant nor the applicant’s parents or guardians shall have any legal or equitable recourse against The Chicago School concerning any scholarship offer or scholarship award. The Chicago School is not liable for any expenses incurred in connection with the scholarship award process. Scholarship award decisions are final and are made after the admission review process is complete and an offer of admission has been extended.