Outside Awards & Scholarships
Scholarships, grants, and loans are available from a number of denominational, humanitarian, and other agencies. The School of Theology is aware of some outside scholarships for qualified students and assumes that students will apply for any and all outside funds for which they are eligible. In addition, students are expected to indicate on the STH Financial Aid application any awards for which they are applying and to notify the School of Theology in writing of any outside awards received. These awards must be factored into the student’s financial aid package. Outside awards may reduce the student’s eligibility to borrow federal funds or receive work-study.
Major Agencies For Theological Degree Program Support
- Forum for Theological Education
- Forum for Theological Education’s FundFinder-FTE’s FundFinder gives students a full listing of financial aid
available for undergraduate, graduate, doctoral and postdoctoral studies in theology and religion. Find support offered by churches, denominations, individuals, academic institutions and organizations. - General Board of Higher Education & Ministry
- United Methodist Higher Education Foundation
The Boston University Office of the Associate Provost for Graduate Affairs
Scholarship Guides and Resources
- Making College Affordable: An Online Guide for Hispanic Students
- Support for Muslim College Students
- Native American College Student Support Guide
General Religious Affiliation Scholarships
Scholarships for Baptists
Scholarships for Catholics
Scholarships for the Christian Church (Disciples of Christ)
Scholarships for Doctoral Students
Scholarships for Episcopalians
Scholarships for International Students
Scholarships for Lutherans
Scholarships for Mormons
Scholarships for Muslims
Scholarships for Presbyterians
Scholarships for Unitarian Universalists
Scholarships for United Church of Christ
Scholarships for United Methodists by Conference
Scholarships for United Methodists - General
Loans for United Methodists
Scholarships for Women
Scholarships for Black Students