Financial Aid Resources - Graduates - Grants

Federal TEACH Grant

Description: Enrolled in coursework necessary to begin a career in teaching in a high-need field such as Math, Science, Foreign Language, Bilingual Education, English Language Acquisition, Special Education, or Reading Specialist. Meet certain academic achievement requirements.

Eligibility: Be a U.S. citizen, or eligible non-citizen.
Complete the FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid)
Do not need to demonstrate financial need.
Be admitted to the Education program(typically during sophomore year); pursuing a major or minor in one of the high-need subjects listed above.
Be willing to repay the grant as loan with interest if fail to meet the four-year service requirement

Application: Online Application

Amount: up to $4000 per year

Deadline: None Listed

More Information: For more information, please contact the Whitworth Financial Aid Office.

Graduate School of Business Grant

Description: Whitworth Graduate Studies in Business sponsors tuition grants in the range of 10 percent to 30 percent for students with exceptional financial need. Applicants for this grant must have a current FAFSA application on file. Receipt of a GSB tuition grant may influence a student’s total eligibility for other sources of federal and state aid, so it is important for the recipient to review eligibility with a financial aid representative. Satisfactory academic progress is necessary to maintain eligibility for this grant. To apply for this grant, students should submit a request to the Assistant Director of Graduate Studies in Business.

Eligibility: Financial need-see Description

Application: Contact the School of Global Commerce & Management 777-3283

Amount: 10%-30%

Deadline: None Listed

Master in Teaching Grant

Description: The MIT grants are available to graduate students enrolled in the Master in Teaching Program with a strong undergraduate record,and financial need.

Eligibility: Graduate students enrolled in the Master inTeaching Program

Application: Contact the Master in Teaching Program office (509) 777-3769

Amount: $500-$2000

Deadline: None Listed