A graduate degree from the School of Behavioral Health is one of the most meaningful investments you can make—in your career, your community, and your calling. We're committed to making that investment as accessible as possible. Below you'll find details on application fees, cost of attendance estimates, and financing options, including loan repayment programs and scholarships, to help you plan your path forward with confidence.
Application fees are currently waived for most programs within the School of Behavioral Health.
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Tuition and fees vary by program. View the standard cost of attendance estimates to help plan your investment.
The School of Behavioral Health offers school-wide and department-level scholarships to enrolled students, including merit awards, population health scholarships, travel funds for professional conferences, and global practice support. Individual departments also connect students with fellowship opportunities and external funding sources. Explore available scholarships.
I can't say enough about being an LRP award recipient. In just a few years, I was able to eliminate $140,000 of my student loan debt, which allowed me to concentrate on advancing my academic/research career and not worry about how I was going to pay back my student loans. Receiving this type of recognition from the NIH is also a meaningful credential for your CV and I think it really helped me in terms of securing a research grant from the American Cancer Society.