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Counseling Financial Aid
There are no scholarships or assistantships for the School Counseling program. Students may qualify for need-based financial aid. For graduate students, this is available primarily as Stafford loans. Students will need to complete a FAFSA form that is available at many offices on campus or can be accessed on-line. March 1 is the priority deadline for financial aid. Students can directly contact the Financial Aid Office at IU Southeast (812-941-2246) or go to the IUS web site and click on Financial Aid to get further information/determine eligibility.
There may be specific scholarships that graduate students are eligible for through their schools or community organizations. The website: www. FASTWEB.com has a listing of many scholarships by area and qualifications. This and other web based links may be accessed on the IUS website under Financial Aid, Helpful Links. Students who are applying to the clinical cohort should start the financial aid process even before admission to the cohort since it takes some time to process the application. NOTE: The first summer of the cohort has only one class. If students do not need an elective, they will NOT be eligible for financial aid that summer since aid requires the student to take 6 hours in the summer term.
