Scholarships and Grants

Quinnipiac offers graduate merit scholarships, which are not based on financial need. These scholarships are awarded to newly admitted, full-time graduate students pursuing an on-campus graduate program.

The university offers a limited amount of grant funds each year to help cover a portion of tuition. Grant amounts vary and are not renewable. Students receiving tuition waivers, university-based scholarships or are part-time will not be given priority consideration for the grant. A separate application is required to be considered for these funds. Grant funds are only available for on-campus graduate programs.

The CT Health Horizon’s grant will allow Quinnipiac to provide $10,000 per student per year in tuition assistance for qualifying master of social work (MSW) and advanced standing master of social work candidates.

Quinnipiac Multiple Sibling Awards are available to full-time, undergraduate and graduate siblings concurrently enrolled paying two or more full-time tuitions. The multiple sibling award is a tuition-only award, therefore it may not be used on top of other tuition benefits or toward housing, fees or indirect expenses.