With every passing year, the price of education rises. A wide majority of students struggle to pay their bills on time. Saybrook University provides federal aid in the form of scholarships, grants and loans to make education more affordable and accessible.
Like every other university in the United States, the first step to availing Financial Aid is filling out the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). Saybrook’s Federal School Code is G21206. Filling out the FAFSA is a must to be considered for any type of financial aid. Once you fill the FAFSA form, you become eligible for scholarships, based on your financial background.
You can also check out the university’s Financial Aid catalog. You can also contact the Financial Aid department via their phone number, which is 800.684.2890.
Scholarship
As a university, Saybrook offers several high-profile scholarships, to ease the financial burden of the students. We have mentioned a few of them down below.
- The Rollo May Scholarship
- The Alan Watts Scholarship
- The President’s Scholarship
- Saybrook International Scholarship
- Leonard Shlain Student Scholarship
- Marlene Chance Creativity and Innovation Memorial Scholarship
The university also provides the Saybrook Covid-19 Greatest Needs Funds to support students, faculty, and staff during these challenging times. Saybrook has talked about each scholarship in great detail on their website. Furthermore, they have also talked about the eligibility criteria and the process of application as well.
Student Loans
Saybrook also provides student loans to most of its students. This includes Federal Loans along with other student financial aid. Saybrook offers Private loans, Subsidized Federal Direct Loan, and Unsubsidized Federal Direct Loans. Furthermore, the university also provides the Federal Work-Study (FWS) program which encourages students to practice community service. You can also visit the university’s Loans and Other Aid webpage for more information.