Scholarships at Walden University
Are you ready to join more than 33,000 students pursuing degrees at Walden University, but not sure how to finance your education?
Scholarships are available in a range of interests and fields. Find out more about these investments in the future of students and the future of the communities they serve. Eligible students must take appropriate steps to qualify for scholarships.
Whether you're an undergraduate or graduate, new or continuing student at Walden University, a scholarship may be available that suits your needs and goals. Here are just a few of the scholarships available exclusively for students of Walden University.
Scholarships for New Walden University Students
Two-thirds of Walden students receive some form of financial aid.
Enroll in Walden University and apply for a scholarship that recognizes your efforts in your community. Scholarship opportunities include
- Commitment to Social Change Scholarship
- Teacher of the Year Recipient Scholarship
Each scholarship has specific requirements, such as proof of public service or teaching excellence.
If you're a leader in your field or community, and you're looking to expand your knowledge at Walden, one of these scholarship opportunities could help you on your way.
New Teacher Scholarships at Walden University
If you're an active teacher, you may be eligible for one of the 100 new full-tuition teacher scholarships at Walden University. The newly announced Riley Scholars program is expected to fund scholarships for teachers pursuing an M.S. in Education degree. The scholarships are designed to make higher education more easily available to qualified candidates from across the nation.
"Our global network of universities will grant more than 1,000 scholarships to teachers around the world because we know that teachers have a tremendous impact on the lives of students and families and the positive development of society," said Douglas L. Becker, CEO of Laureate Education, the network of universities that includes Walden. "I am incredibly proud that Walden University is participating in this major commitment to education through their participation in the Riley Scholars program."
Walden University Undergraduate Grants
Look into beginning your education at Walden University with the help of an undergraduate grant.
Funds are available through Federal Supplemental Educational Opportunity Grants (FSEOG) in amounts from $100 to $600, depending on availability and your financial need. FSEOG grants do not have to be repaid.
For any scholarship or grant, your eligibility will depend on your student status, the degree you are seeking, specific application requirements, and other factors.
Contact the enrollment advisors at Walden University to get more information on the specific scholarships and financial aid available to you.
Walden University is accredited by The Higher Learning Commission and a member of the North Central Association, www.ncahlc.org; 1-312-263-0456.
Prospective Alabama students: Contact the Teacher Education and Certification Division of the Alabama State Department of Education at 1-334-242-9935 or www.alsde.edu to verify that these programs qualify for teacher certification, endorsement, and/or salary benefits.
Prospective Washington state students are advised to contact the Office of the Superintendent of Public Instruction at 1-360-725-6320 or prof.educ@k12.wa.us to determine whether Walden's programs in the field of education are approved for teacher certification or endorsements in Washington state. Additionally, teachers are advised to contact their individual school district as to whether this program may qualify for salary advancement.
Walden University cannot guarantee that completion of coursework or any degree-level program (bachelor's, master's, education specialist, or doctorate) will lead to educator licensure, certification, or endorsement. Walden does offer some Minnesota state-approved programs. While it remains the prospective student's responsibility to comply with state requirements, a Walden enrollment advisor can provide generalized state-specific information. Call 1-866-492-5336 or visit www.WaldenU.edu for details.
