Financial Aid
This page is dedicated to providing financial aid information for attending the University of Louisville.
The College of Education & Human Development (CEHD) in conjunction with the University of Louisville provides qualified students an array of financial aid, including among others scholarships, grants, graduate assistantships, and tuition remission opportunities. For initial and general information on financial aid resources and advice, please visit the University of Louisville's Student Financial Aid office.
When considering the cost of higher education, please consider the following items:
Note: Awards can be combined with institutional aid up to the University's total direct cost of attendance plus a stipend. Direct costs include tuition, room, board, and books. The University of Louisville is required to adhere to all federal, state, and institutional guidelines. If your aid package is adjusted as a result, you will receive notification in your university email. Policy information is available on-line at www.louisville.edu/financialaid.
Graduate Student Funding Opportunities
Graduate Student Funding Opportunities requires UofL login information.
Scholarships, Graduate Assistantships, and Fellowships
Scholarships
The College of Education & Human Development (CEHD) has a long history of offering scholarship opportunities to prospective and current students pursing any education degree program. The College of Education & Human Development provides over $225,000 annually and selects recipients year around. Scholarship selection is competitive and applies to tuition only. Please download a copy of the application [PDF] and submit a complete application to the Education Advising Center by the 5 p.m. of posted deadline date. Applicants should expect to hear notification four to five weeks after the posted deadline.
OVEC Student Teaching Scholarships
The CEHD's Honors and Scholarship Committee offers a $2,000 Student Teaching Scholarship for each of the 14 school districts in the Ohio Valley Educational Cooperative (OVEC).
Student Teacher Candidates who are interested in applying should complete the OVEC Student Teaching Scholarship Application [PDF] and the Student Information Sheet [PDF]. Students must also indicate on the Information Sheet which OVEC districts they would like to complete their student teaching.
Scholarships are competitive and will be awarded based on candidate application and district need. Only candidates awarded the scholarship can be guaranteed a student teaching placement in that district.
Graduate Assistantships
The College of Education & Human Development offers three types of graduate assistantships providing financial support and career enhancing skills.
Fellowships
The University of Louisville in conjunction with the College of Education & Human Development offer outstanding candidate a variety of fellowship opportunities.
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