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Scholarships &financial aid

To support the international education of Carlson undergraduate and graduate students, the University and the Carlson School offer study abroad scholarships and financial aid packages. If you're interested in studying abroad, we encourage you to plan ahead, pick a program carefully, apply for scholarships well in advance, and complete your financial aid paperwork on time.


Scholarships


Apply forscholarships

SCHOLARSHIPS AVAILABLE!  The International Programs office is pleased to announce additional scholarships available for undergraduate students that need to fulfill the international experience requirement.  All short term and semester options are eligible. 

 

Scholarships are given for both financial need, and merit, so all students are encouraged to apply!  Remember to fill out FAFSA to be eligible for financial need awards!!   

 

The online application for these scholarships will be available January 2-23, 2010 for our May Global Enrichment programs to Australia, China, and Italy.   Scholarship applications for other May, Summer, Fall Semester 2010 and Academic year 2010-2011 programs will begin in April 2010.

 


Financialaid:

Follow these steps:


  1. To be considered for financial aid, you must submit a Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) through the Office of Student Finance. Be sure to complete the application for the year in which you plan to study abroad.


  2. Before you apply for a program, set up a preview meeting with an adviser at OneStop's Office of Student Finance to discuss how your financial aid package could be adjusted to accommodate the cost of studying abroad.


  3. After being accepted into a program, the International Programs office will provide you with a Study Abroad Cost Estimate (SACE) form. You must provide this form to an adviser at OneStop's Office of Student Finance in order to adjust your aid package as planned in your preview meeting.

If you plan to participate in a summer program, remember that you must take at least 6 credits in the summer term to qualify for financial aid.