The Office of Student Financial Services is committed to making a St. Edward's education affordable for you and your family. The personal attention you receive as a St. Edward's student extends far beyond the classroom. In fact, your financial advisor will partner with you and your family to explore the various financial assistance options available to you, including university scholarships, grants, loans, work-study programs and flexible payment options.

Through this web site, you'll find financial assistance information for:

• Traditional undergraduates
• Adult undergraduates in New College
• Graduate students

Traditional Undergraduates: Traditional undergraduates students will generally enroll in daytime classes offered through The Undergraduate College and have often recently graduated from high school

Adult undergraduates in New College: New college students are adults who often have professional, family, or community commitments and who will primarily enroll in evening and weekend courses as they work toward their bachelor's degrees.

Graduate students: Graduate students have received a bachelor's degree from an accredited college or university and will enroll in one of the university's seven graduate programs.

To learn more or to talk with your financial advisor, contact Student Financial Services