Introduction
The Hellenic American University is committed to helping students with exceptional promise enroll and succeed in their quest to acquire knowledge, understanding and competencies that will make a difference. Until independent scholarship support in Greece is identified, the University will provide tuition remission in exchange for student participation in appropriate institutional work. The Hellenic American University offers limited teaching and research assistantships or work study to qualified students. Current and prospective undergraduate students may apply for consideration for work-study support, and graduate students may apply for laboratory, research and admissions assistantships. Selected students may have up to 30% of tuition waived in exchange for agreed on work during the year. Awards may be renewed in subsequent years.
Scholarships are offered to exceptionally qualified students, both domestic and international. Interested students should contact the Admissions Office for more information.
Financial Planning
The Hellenic American University can help students apply for student loans from financial institutions. Special financial arrangements are possible for employers who wish to finance their employees’ educational program.
Allocation of Aid
Up to 10% of the students in each of the programs of the University may be awarded up to 30% of their tuition in the form of work study or assistantships in each distinct Masters and Undergraduate program. Full-tuition and partial tuition scholarships may be awarded to qualified students by the university from its own resources or from special funds created for this purpose.
Students must submit an official request for financial aid by contacting the Financial Aid Office and completing a Financial Aid Application (see below). The Admissions Committee for each program may also make recommendations concerning financial aid. The Financial Aid Committee will consider all applications and supporting documents, and will then determine the final awards.
If all of the potential awards are not made in the fall term each year, the Provost may determine that those funds can be used for students in other programs. The Executive Vice-President may determine that more tuition remission is to be awarded in any term.
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