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Scholarships & Funding
College of Education Scholarship & Funding Opportunities
UW Student Financial Aid
The UW Office of Student Financial Aid is the primary source of financial assistance for most students. The most common forms of federal financial aid are Stafford or Perkins (NDSL) loans and work-study awards. The UW requires students to file the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) in order to be qualified for federal financial aid programs. In addition, students must be US citizens, permanent residents, or other eligible non-citizens. International students may use the FAFSA to apply for Family Housing and Childcare Assistance, but are not eligible for federal loan programs. The FAFSA form may be requested from the UW Office of Student Financial Aid, or completed online at:
Students should submit the FAFSA form as soon after January 1 as possible and list "University of Washington-Seattle," Code 003798, in Section G.
For complete information about, and applications for, federal financial aid, contact the Office of Student Financial Aid: 206-543-6101 or osfa@u.washington.edu.
TUITION RATES
For tuition rates, please visit the University of Washington's tuition and fees rates page.
If you are a graduate student, it is important to know your tuition tier:
- M.Ed. and M.I.T students are considered Graduate Tier 2
- Ph.D. and Ed.D. students are considered Graduate Tier 1
For the 2009-2010, the academic year tuition rates are:
- Undergraduate: $7692 ($24,367 for non-residents)
- Graduate Tier 2: $11,727 ($24,567 for non-residents)
- Graduate Tier 1: $11,227 ($24,067 for non-residents)
Students in fee-based programs (Danforth, L4L, IAL, MIL, School Psychology) will have different tuition rates – please consult your program web site for more specific information. Also, tuition for the MIT program is not based on the academic year - please visit the General TEP FAQs for details.
Residency
For information on establishing Washington State Residency Status for tuition purposes visit:
http://www.washington.edu/students/reg/residency.html.
College of Education Scholarship & Funding Opportunities
