Stipends must be applied to educational expenses. Scholarships for Merit are awarded before initial enrollment in the School of Theology. All students who apply for financial aid and do not receive a Scholarship for Merit will be considered for a tuition scholarship. These awards are based on need, the availability of funds, satisfactory academic progress, and registration criteria. This program is designed to help qualified students meet education expenses through employment.
Jobs are available both on campus and in approved nonprofit organizations off campus.
This is a federally funded, long-term educational loan program designed to assist students with exceptional need. There are no interest charges on a Perkins Loan until six months after half-time enrollment ceases. At that time, repayment begins and a five-percent simple interest is charged. Recipients perform research, instructional tasks, or programming related to their academic or professional programs. The Stafford Loan program is administered by the Boston University Office of Financial Assistance.