Financial Aid
In addition to these grants, loans, and work-study funding, three fellowships will be available to HGSE students in 2006-07: the Urban Scholars Fellowship Program for practitioners committed to working in urban schools; the Catherine B. Reynolds Foundation Fellowships in Social Entrepreneurship for students committed to confronting social problems in the United States and around the world; and the Zuckerman Fellows Program at Harvard University for students with backgrounds in business, law, or medicine who wish to engage in the public sector from an interdisciplinary perspective. For information on these fellowships, see HGSE Fellowships 2006-2007 (55KB pdf). TEP Financial Aid Profile:
"Typical" Financial Aid Package for TEP students:Subsidized Direct Loan $8,500 Additional Awards/Scholarships:Average Merit-Based Award $16,000 Outside Loans:Average Additional Supplemental Loan (Grad PLUS, HELP, etc.) $10,904 In addition, both the Perkins Loan Program and the Direct Loan Program offer Loan Forgiveness Provisions for students who go on to teach in low-income schools, and in certain high-need subjects (Federal Student Aid website):
Math and science concentrators should investigate the teaching fellowships offered by the Knowles Science Teaching Foundation: http://www.kstf.org/teaching_fellowships_home.aspx For more information about financial aid, as well as downloadable financial aid application materials, please visit www.gse.harvard.edu/admissions/financial_aid. Information about fellowship programs is available at www.gse.harvard.edu/admissions/financial_aid/fellowships/ |
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