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Financial Aid

Undergraduate Applicants

The Center for International Studies is committed to helping students fund their education. Students may be eligible for federal funding, scholarships and awards from Ohio University, and special funding opportunities for study away programs. For a list of funding opportunities for Global Studies majors, please click here.

Graduate Applicants

Five of the graduate programs at the Center for International Studies offer financial assistance to selected students. Aid is awarded competitively on the basis of merit including previous academic performance or post graduation professional or other work experience. Programs also look for geographical, cultural, linguistic and other forms of diversity so that collectively the group of students strengthens the program.

Criteria:

  • A good undergraduate record
  • Strong letters of recommendation
  • Appropriateness of background to program of study
  • Work experience
  • Special skills

To Apply

Applicants wishing to be considered for program financial aid should complete the financial aid section on the Ohio University graduate application.

Additional information can be found on the Financial Aid website.

The Financial Aid office can also be reached by calling 740-593-4141.

Program Financial Aid:

  • Graduate Assistant/Teaching Assistant

A full-time award carries a stipend plus a full tuition scholarship. The student is responsible for the remainder of semester fees. The recipient must register for 12 graduate credit hours and provide fifteen to twenty hours of work per week for the program as assigned. The student must maintain a 3.0 gpa.

  • Graduate Recruitment Scholarship

This partial tuition scholarship plus an $1800 stipend will cover the yearly tuition fee. The student is responsible for the remainder of semester fees. The recipient must register for 15 graduate credit hours, and maintain a 3.0 gpa, and provide six hours of work per week for the program as assigned.

To be given full consideration for program financial aid, completed application and supporting documents need to be received by January 1. Admission and funding decisions will begin shortly thereafter. Later applications will be considered but decisions will be contingent upon availability.

International students can include financial aid awards to meet the estimated expenses on the Financial Support form.

Other Financial Aid Resources

Federal Loans

Federal loans are available for U.S. citizens and permanent residents. Interested applicants should contact the Office of Student Financial Aid and Scholarships at financial.aid@ohio.edu, or at their webpage. Applications for federal loans are also available online by clicking here.