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Sources of financial aid for graduate nursing and HSA students may include private scholarships, loans and work study. We encourage everyone to file the in order to maximize their federal and state aid eligibility.

Graduate students who are enrolled in the Master of Science in Nursing Education program may qualify to borrow loans through the Nurse Faculty Loan Program (NFLP). Funding for this program is limited and availability of funds varies from year-to-year. In order to borrow an NFLP loan, a student must been enrolled at least half time for a minimum of two consecutive terms in the academic year.  Students may contact the College of Health Professions department for more information.  

Graduate students who are enrolled in the Family Nurse Practitioner (FNP) program may qualify for a Nurse Traineeship award. This grant funding is very limited and availability of funds varies from year-to-year. Students may contact the FNP department for more information about this award.

Sources of financial aid for students in the Second Degree Option Nursing Program may include scholarships, grants, and loans. We encourage everyone to file the in order to maximize their federal and state aid eligibility.

Many students in the SDO program do not work while they are in school. Because students often need additional financial aid to help with the costs of room/board, travel, and books, since they are not working, many students will choose to borrow additional private educational loans for these other expenses. Private loans are optional and approval for a private loan is subject to credit review and lender approval. Students must complete a separate loan application to apply for a private loan.

On the financial aid award letter for SDO students, the Financial Aid Office lists the maximum amount of a private loan which students may request for each term of the program. The amount of the private loan is determined based on the cost of attendance for the term (which is made up of the costs of tuition, fees, and estimated book, room/board, and travel expenses), and other financial aid the student is receiving.

This program crosses two different academic years, so in order for students to receive financial aid for all four terms of the program, students must complete two different versions of the . In order to qualify for federal aid for the Fall 2022 and Winter and Summer 2023 terms, students must complete the 2022-2023 .

It is important for students to know that Direct loan eligibility is limited, even for 5th year undergraduate students. Students may not borrow more than $31,000 as a dependent (under age 24) student, and $57,500 as an independent (over age 24) student, in Stafford loans (this includes all Direct loans from undergraduate studies). Since students enrolled in the Second Degree Option Nursing Program are enrolled as a 5th year student, it is very important for students to keep track of their Direct loan borrowing and aggregate limits, and budget their use of funds accordingly. Students may view their Direct loan history by logging into the National Student Loan Data System at . To log into the site, students need to use their FSA I.D. for U.S. Department of Education websites (this is the same FSA I.D. students use to provide an electronic signature on the FAFSA).

Sources of financial aid for undergraduate students enrolled in the joint Detroit Mercy/Aquinas nursing program may include scholarships, grants, and loans. We encourage everyone to file the in order to maximize their federal and state aid eligibility.

Students enrolled in Detroit Mercy/Aquinas nursing program are assessed tuition and fees at the Detroit Mercy rate. Room and board is assessed at the Aquinas rate. For the 2021-2022 year, the rates are:

Sources of financial aid for students enrolled in the Nurse Anesthesiology program may include private scholarships, loans and work study. We encourage everyone to file the in order to maximize their federal and state aid eligibility.

Graduate students who are enrolled in the Nurse Anesthesiology program may qualify for a Nurse Traineeship award. This grant funding is very limited and availability of funds varies from year-to-year. Students may contact the Nurse Anesthesiology department for more information about this award.

Several departments on campus have openings for graduate teaching or research assistants. Graduate assistants may be eligible to receive tuition remission. Students who are interested in teaching or research assistant positions should contact the department they are interested in working in for information about open positions.

On the financial aid award letter for Nurse Anesthesiology students, the Financial Aid Office lists the maximum amount of Direct and Graduate PLUS loans which students may request for each term of that award year. The amounts of these loans are determined based on the cost of attendance for the term (which is made up of the costs of tuition, fees, and estimated book, room/board, and travel expenses), Department of Education loan limits, and other financial aid the student is receiving.

It is important for students to know that Direct loan eligibility is limited, even for graduate students. Graduate students may not borrow more than $138,500 in Direct loans (this includes Direct loans from undergraduate and graduate studies combined). Since students enrolled in the Nurse Anesthesiology Program are enrolled in graduate studies, it is very important for students to keep track of their Direct loan borrowing and budget their use of funds accordingly. Students may view their Direct loan history by logging into their Student Aid account at . To log into the site, students need to use their FSA I.D. for U.S. Department of Education websites (this is the same FSA I.D. students use to provide an electronic signature on the FAFSA).

Sources of financial aid for students enrolled in the Ph.D. Psychology program may include private scholarships, loans and work study. We encourage everyone to file the  in order to maximize their federal and state aid eligibility.

Several departments on campus have openings for graduate teaching or research assistants. Graduate assistants may be eligible to receive tuition remission. Students who are interested in teaching or research assistant positions should contact the department they are interested in working in for information about open positions.

On the financial aid award letter for Ph.D. Psychology students, the Financial Aid Office lists the maximum amount of Direct and Graduate PLUS loans which students may request for each term of that award year. The amounts of these loans are determined based on the cost of attendance for the term (which is made up of the costs of tuition, fees, and estimated book, room/board, and travel expenses), Department of Education loan limits, and other financial aid the student is receiving.

It is important for students to know that Direct loan eligibility is limited, even for students in the Clinical Psychology Ph.D Program. Students may not borrow more than $224,000 in Direct loans (this includes Direct loans from undergraduate and graduate studies combined). Since students enrolled in the Clinical Psychology Ph.D Program are often enrolled in graduate studies for five or more years, due to the requirement of completing a dissertation, it is very important for students to keep track of their Direct loan borrowing and budget their use of funds accordingly. Students may view their Direct loan history by logging into their Student Aid account at . To log into the site, students need to use their FSA I.D. for U.S. Department of Education websites (this is the same ID students use to provide an electronic signature on the FAFSA).

Sources of financial aid for students enrolled in the Physician Assistant program may include private scholarships, loans and work study. We encourage everyone to file the in order to maximize their federal and state aid eligibility.

Several departments on campus have openings for graduate teaching or research assistants. Graduate assistants may be eligible to receive tuition remission. Students who are interested in teaching or research assistant positions should contact the department they are interested in working in for information about open positions.

On the financial aid award letter for Physician Assistant students, the Financial Aid Office lists the maximum amount of Direct and Graduate PLUS loans which students may request for each term of that award year. The amounts of these loans are determined based on the cost of attendance for the term (which is made up of the costs of tuition, fees, and estimated book, room/board, and travel expenses), Department of Education loan limits, and other financial aid the student is receiving.

It is important for students to know that Direct loan eligibility is limited, even for graduate students. Graduate students may not borrow more than $138,500 in Direct loans (this includes Direct loans from undergraduate and graduate studies combined). Since students enrolled in the Physician Assistant Program are enrolled in graduate studies for five years, it is very important for students to keep track of their Direct loan borrowing and budget their use of funds accordingly. Students may view their Direct loan history by logging into their Student Aid account at . To log into the site, students need to use their FSA I.D. for U.S. Department of Education websites (this is the same FSA I.D. students use to provide an electronic signature on the FAFSA).

Sources of financial aid for undergraduate nursing students may include scholarships, grants, loans, and work study. We encourage everyone to file the in order to maximize their federal and state aid eligibility.