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Scholarships & Grants
In addition to the scholarships awarded by Antioch University New England and listed below, there are some scholarships and grants available to graduate students through outside sources. Visit the Financial Aid Information Page at http://www.finaid.org for links and information on other scholarships, fellowships, grants, and loans.
Life Begins at 40 Scholarship for Women
Antioch New England received a gift that makes it possible for two scholarships of $1250 each, one to a continuing student and one to a new student, to be awarded beginning in 2006-07.
Recipients will be selected from the pool of applicants for Federal financial aid and the Jonathan Daniels Scholarship who meet the published deadline with a complete application (March 1st for continuing students and new Clinical Psychology students, and June 1st for new students with a fall start date).
The recipients will be selected from the group with the highest financial need as defined by our application process. The continuing student recipient will be notified by May 1st, and the new student will be notified by August 1st of each award year. The scholarship will be awarded annually for one academic year.
Jonathan Daniels Scholarship
Building on Antioch’s history of commitment to social justice and diversity, Antioch New England established the Jonathan Daniels Scholarship. The purpose of the scholarship is to increase the diversity of the student body in its racial, ethnic, cultural, international, and socio-economic make-up, and to encourage service to underserved groups. Awards range from $500 to one-half of tuition for a given year. Awards are made annually and students are encouraged to reapply. Applications are available from the Office of Financial Aid.
Dance/Movement Therapy
The Bender Fellowship Fund is used to award fellowships to outstanding students in the Dance/Movement Therapy Program who show both financial need and the promise of making a significant contribution to the field of dance/movement therapy. Bender fellowships are awarded annually, generally ranging between $300 and $1,000.
Waldorf Teacher Training
The Waldorf Teacher Training Program offers fellowships to students who show financial need and the promise of making significant contributions to Waldorf education. These fellowships are awarded annually and range between $300 and $2,000.
Reader’s Digest
Two top scholars, nominated by their departments and involved in educating others in their chosen field of study, will be awarded up to $1,500 each during the spring semester. Ideally, awardees will intend to work in an underserved area upon graduation.
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