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Financial assistance
is available to students in the Master's Program. Awards are based on financial need, with an
additional commitment to those who have experience with multiculturalism
and racial justice. Because resources are limited, students
are expected to use personal, family, and loan resources to
the fullest extent possible. The School is not able to meet
full expenses for a student's graduate program. Every effort
is made to assist students in obtaining educational bank loan
funds.
To maintain maximum objectivity and standardized criteria
in analyzing each student's financial circumstances, the School
utilizes the FAFSA Form. Application packets are available
from the School.
Financial aid awards are made for a twelve-month period and
students must submit a second application for assistance for
their second year of graduate study. Although every effort
will be made to continue financial assistance, the School
can make no guarantee that this will be possible.
Because of limited financial aid resources, students generally
are expected to finance their final summer session through
educational loans or other personal resources.
If a student departs from the School, any Financial Aid award
will be adjusted to be consistent with the Pro Rata or Federal
Refund Policies. The loan portion of any financial aid award
will be retained and credited to the student's account first,
followed by the grant funds.
Financial aid payments will be discontinued for any
student who departs from the School.
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About
the Handbook
Table
of Contents
Introduction
Master's
Program, Summer
Master's
Program, Winter
The
Academic and Field Work Performance Standing
Committee
Administrative
Policies & Procedures
Other
School Policies
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