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97%

of our students receive financial aid.

30%

of our students are student-athletes.

50%

of our students hold a leadership position before graduating.

Here’s Your Roadmap in 6 Easy Steps to Financial Aid

01 :: Apply for Admission

Complete the application and submit with all required credentials for admission to Maryville College.

02 :: Receive a Scholarship

After you’ve been admitted, you may be awarded a Maryville College scholarship. If you qualify, you’ll hear from us. Scholarship and merit awards based on ACT/SATs and high school GPA will automatically be awarded. Your merit award letter will be included in your acceptance packet.

This is only a “starting point,” meaning that the total award will probably increase based on completing Steps #3 and #4 of this checklist.

03 :: Don’t Forget your FAFSA

First, apply for your PINs online at ed.gov. Then remember to submit the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA), online after October 1st.

04 :: Compete For Our MC Fellowships

These fellowships are based on competitive auditions and/or interviews for those who qualify. Applications are due by January 15 or February 1, and fellowship competitions will take place during February on the Maryville College campus.

05 :: Watch For Your Financial Aid Package

Based on the results of your FAFSA (see Step #3) or your academic achievement, the college Financial Aid Office will consider eligibility for federal and state aid. Federal and state aid includes:

Distribution of financial aid packages begins in December, and your admissions counselor will contact you shortly after the package is received to explain the components to students and families.

06 :: Consider Additional Financial Aid Options

No matter the awards, you always have options at Maryville College. For example, the Federal Parent PLUS Loan program is available to help fund a Maryville education. Additionally, Maryville College can help you set up a Tuition Payment Plan, which offers you the opportunity to pay any remaining balance in affordable interest-free installments. Please visit the financial aid website for further details.