The Office of Financial Aid at Maryland University of Integrative Health (MUIH) understands the trials and tribulations faced by students and therefore, provides assistance in an individualized and responsive way. Financial aid is provided in the form of Scholarships, Fellowships, Student Loans, Grants, and Work-Study.
Here are the few types of financial assistance that you could expect from MUIH after enrolment.
Scholarships and Grants
All students, whether in-state or out-state, are offered scholarships and grants at MUIH.
The students are required to fulfill certain requirements to prove their eligibility. The application duration for Fall trimester is between May 1-August 1 and for Spring trimester it is between September 1-December 1.
A few scholarships are program-specific, whereas many are common to all the programs.
Different types of scholarships offered at MUIH are given below:
- Debora A. Mahan & Charles D. Hock Scholarship
- Sherman L. & Lucy Diaz Cohn Scholarship
- Helen M. & Annetta E. Himmelfarb Scholarship
- Jo Anne Barlow Fellowship
- Leslie Montgomery Memorial Endowment
- Morris and Edith Range Scholarship
- Michael Moore Herbal Scholarship
- MUIH Diversity Grant
Federal Work-Study Employment
MUIH offers multiple opportunities to students to get There are two types of Federal work-study employment offered at MUIH:
- On-Campus: Students are given opportunities to work and learn in departments of office and clerical support, tutoring, research, career services, and many others as per vacancies and requirements.
- Off-Campus Community Service: This is offered to the students enrolled under the Nutrition or Health Promotion program.