The Illinois MSHA Program provides scholarships ranging from $1,000-$10,000 based on merit and/or need. There is no separate scholarship application. The application materials a student submits for admission are used to determine scholarship awards.
 

In order to be eligible to be considered for a scholarship, student applications must be submitted by the priority deadline of March 1st.

Students who are offered a scholarship will be notified by early March.

Like many professional degree programs, the MSHA program is self-supporting and does not offer or accept tuition waivers*. However, there are still opportunities for financial assistance which can include:

• Program-specific scholarships (see above)
• Other scholarships
• Graduate hourly positions offered on-campus (e.g. graders, research) that are willing to support an hourly position instead of providing a waiver or stipend)
• Paid internships during the summer Applied Practice Experience (internship)
• On-campus or off-campus employment
• Other Financial Aid (see the Office of Student Financial Aid)

*The MSHA program honors statutory waivers which are authorized by the State of Illinois legislation.