Financial Aid for Graduate Students
If you are a degree seeking graduate student at FSU planning to take 6 credits or more per semester, you may apply for federal loans to help cover the cost of attending FSU.
- First, complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) each year to apply for federal loans, which are the only federal resource available to graduate students. The Financial Aid Office assists graduate students with the application process.
Scholarships for Graduate Students
- Because Frostburg State University is firmly committed to academic excellence, a number of scholarship programs are available to graduate students. Several have been established through the Frostburg State University Foundation; others are made available by the State of Maryland, individual donors, businesses and corporations, and civic organizations.
Graduate Assistantships
- In addition to scholarships, many departments offer Graduate Assistantships, which must be applied for separately. Please see the Graduate Assistantships page more information on how to apply for these awards.
Military Benefits
- If you are a veteran of the U.S. Armed forces or a dependent of a veteran, you may want to visit the Military Benefits webpage.
Outside Sources of Aid
- Another useful resource is the Outside Sources of Aid webpage where you may search for private scholarships.
- MD Delegate scholarships are at least $200 per year for students taking 6 credits or more, offered through your state delegate. Graduate and undergraduate students who are Maryland residents attending a Maryland college or University. To receive priority consideration, students must have their FAFSA processed by March 1st and must contact their delegate in February to determine if any additional application materials are required.