Suffolk University Global MBA brochure - (Page 16) Financing the Global MBA Full-time and part-time students in the Suffolk Global MBA may qualify for financial aid. Most funding is awarded on the basis of demonstrated need; however, merit-based funding is also available. Financial Aid There are three main sources of financial aid available to students in the Suffolk Global MBA program: the federal government, the University, and private sources. • Federal programs include low-interest loans, and employment programs for U.S. citizens • Suffolk University and private agencies/organizations award scholarships, grants and loans to students in need Scholarships and Fellowships for Full-Time Students All admitted full-time students are automatically considered for merit-based scholarships, grants, and graduate fellowships. Merit-based awards are decided on the basis of the GMAT and undergraduate grade point average. All domestic and international students are eligible. Scholarships and Fellowships for Part-Time Students Many part-time students benefit from employee-based reimbursement plans. Check with your HR office to see if you are eligible. Alternatively, there are a limited number of merit-based scholarships and fellowships available for part-time students who receive less than 50% tuition reimbursement from their employer. Merit-based awards are decided on the basis of the GMAT and undergraduate grade point average. International Students International students are considered for merit-based scholarships, grants, and graduate fellowships at the time of admission (mentioned above). International students are also eligible for campus employment programs. International students are not eligible for federal aid from the U.S. government. Additional Information Office of Financial Aid Suffolk University 1st floor, Donahue Building 41 Temple Street Boston, MA 02114 Tel: 617.573.8470 Email: finaid@suffolk.edu www.suffolk.edu/finaid 16 http://www.suffolk.edu/finaid
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