Scholarships
MSASS provides numerous scholarship opportunities for students. There is no separate
application, but students must meet the criteria outlined below.
All full-time students are considered for merit scholarships and students need to apply for
admission by February 1 of each year to be considered. The same criteria we use for admissions is
used to determine decisions for scholarship funding.
Criteria
- A bachelor’s degree from an accredited college or university.
- Evidence of the capacity to succeed in a graduate-level social work program based on
undergraduate work and any previous graduate work. This includes courses in the social and
behavioral sciences that would ensure the applicant’s ability to demonstrate creditable work at the
graduate level. - Evidence of a combination of personal qualities and values that are considered essential for
the professional practice of social work: strong moral character; strong analytical and
communication skills; a caring and compassionate nature; and a personal commitment to social
justice, empowering individuals, and serving vulnerable and under-represented groups.
Types of Scholarships
Scholarships are made available through the generosity of alumni, friends and organizations that
support MSASS. For a full description of scholarships, please visit the following web pages:
Donors and Friends of MSASS
Our scholarship program would not be possible without the generous support of our friends and
donors:
| Adell and Edward Newby
Anna S. Fritz Armin and Gisella Gross Family Art and Amy Lifson Curtis and Roberta Wooten Dorothy and Robert Kimmel Eleanor R. Gerson Elizabeth M. and William C. Treuhaft Evangeline S. Hyett Evelyn Moreida Krislov Frank J. and Catherine B. Hertel Grace Coyle Grace H. Chellam Harold C. Schott Herbert Luria Helen and Jerry Daube Helene Parry and Darlyne Bailey Henry and Audrey Schumacher Howard R. Berger Irene Sogg Gross John A. Yankey |
Jene M. Halpert
JCF in honor of Howard Berger Lilly Scholarship Louis Stokes Mandel Foundation Mandel School Alumni Association Mandel School Endowment Fund Marion Houghtelin Hart Mary Annette Soderberg Maurice and Nina Fields Mildred S. Higley Nancy Lyon Porter Norma C.and Albert I. Geller Rita Riley Gross Ronald A. Stewart Ruth and Alfred Melcher/Mildred Walker Ruth E. Mason Ruth M. Werner Samuel T. Haas Virginia Bayer Jaffe William Brewster McKenna |
Other
The Yellow Ribbon Program gives eligible veterans and their dependents the opportunity to attend
college and other approved training programs. MSASS and the Veterans Administration cover tuition
and fees for Yellow Ribbon participants during each academic term.
Learn more.