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Scholarships available are listed below. Most are through the Farmer School of Business to students participating in one of the Farmer Summer International Programs. For all scholarships but one, students must show need.
Tip: Even if, according to the federal need formula, one did not have financial need in the fall and spring , the student is still encouraged to apply for financial aid in the summer. This is due to the way the federal formula calculates need in the summer. See the Office of Financial Aid in the CAB building for a FAFSA form.
Completed a Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). To receive aid in the summer, students should have completed the most current FAFSA form.
Please note: Scholarships apply only to the student's tuition and will not be disbursed into the students' Bursar account until the student registers for the workshop classes.
1. The Farmer School of Business Scholarships: The Farmer School of Business has scholarships established especially for students participating in our international programs. All donors of these scholarships state that only students who are need-based may receive this money.
Information Coming Soon on the following scholarships:
Nestle Scholarship
Farmer School of Business Scholarship
Higgin Kim Scholarship
Elinora Bo Hyan Park Scholarship
2. Miami University Loan Information: www.units.muohio.edu/sfa/index.htm
All students who take these steps will be considered for summer financial aid, which includes federal aid, university loans, and alternative loans (low interest loans from banks specifically intended for college students).
1. Summer financial aid awards will be based on any remaining eligibility from the school year. In most cases this will be a student loan and/or a Parent PLUS loan. A PLUS loan requires a separate application and a parent borrower will be subject to a credit check.
2. If student has no remaining eligibility and parents are unable to borrow, students can apply for an alternative loan. These generally carry higher interest rates, and student borrowers are subject to credit check.
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